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Litria 1.1.1

Public beta · MIT · Windows, macOS, and Linux. Builds are unsigned, which your OS will mention — there is one page explaining exactly what you will see.

Windows

x64Used daily

The build that gets used day to day.

macOS

Apple Silicon · IntelRun once

Launched and run by a tester on one machine — enough to say it works, not enough to call it proven. Unsigned: see Install for the Gatekeeper step.

Linux

x86_64Unproven

The source build passed the Linux parity checklist on Fedora 44; this packaged build has not yet been launched by a human. Working, unproven.

Your OS will object the first time

Every artifact is unsigned. That is not a sign something is wrong with the download — it is a sign nobody has paid for a code-signing certificate yet.

SmartScreen shows a blue warning box. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

Unsigned and un-notarized, so macOS often claims the app is “damaged”. It is not. Drag Litria to Applications, then strip the download-quarantine flag:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/litria.app

That strips the download-quarantine flag. It does not disable Gatekeeper.

The AppImage needs its executable bit set before it will run:

chmod +x litria_1.1.1_amd64.AppImage

Read the full install notes →

Why unsigned?

Code-signing certificates cost money a sole developer is not spending yet. The source is public and the build is reproducible — if you would rather not click through a warning, build it yourself.

Language intelligence

Node.js, Pyright, and the TypeScript language server are bundled inside the installer, so Python and JS/TS intelligence works on first launch with nothing installed. If you already have your own global versions, Litria uses those instead.