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TableOne Flow desktop app
Solo is a paid tier, launching with a small pilot group. The app opens with a full sample JORC project so you can explore the interface before registering.
Version 0.10.0 · Windows only for now — macOS and Linux builds are planned but not available. — release notes
Available builds
Windows
MSI installer · x64
Windows 10 1803 or later
Get the .msi →
Windows
EXE (NSIS) · no admin rights required
Windows 10 1803 or later
Get the .exe →
macOS
DMG · Universal
Not yet available
Linux
AppImage · x86_64
Not yet available
Both open the releases page on GitHub, where the installers are listed against the latest version.
Not ready to install? The same app runs in your browser on sample data. Live demo → (opens in a new tab)
Install notes
Windows — SmartScreen warning
The installer may show a “Windows protected your PC” prompt. Click More info, then Run anyway.
If the install does not go the way this describes, Contact support →
What happens when you open it
- 1. The app opens with sample JORC 2012 Table 1 projects — including an Exploration Results report at various workflow stages. Every criterion, section, and workflow state is populated. No registration is required to explore the sample; creating reports and participating in the private pilot require registration.
- 2. To start your own report, click New report. You’ll be asked to register: give your email, then click the one-time sign-in link we send. No password to set.
- 3. Read and accept the End User Licence Agreement, then you have full access to the Solo tier — unlimited local projects, stored on your device.
- 4. When your workflow grows — Competent Person review records, cloud sync (planned), or team roles — upgrade in-app. Compare all tiers →
Security
TableOne Flow stores your sign-in session in the operating system’s native credential store (Windows Credential Manager; Keychain on macOS when that build is available). No passwords are stored. Solo-tier report data is saved locally on your device. Cloud sync is planned for Team and above — not yet active.
SHA-256 checksums for each release are published on GitHub.
Downloading the app does not register you for the pilot. Solo is a paid tier launching with a small pilot group — tell us about your setup.