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Open this page on your Linux computer or phone to download the app, or save the link for later.
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The Linux build for this release is still publishing. Please use the latest stable build on this page.
How to install
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Download the build for your device
Use the AppImage for most desktops. On a Linux phone or ARM tablet (PinePhone, Ubuntu Touch, Mobian, postmarketOS), this page auto-detects arm64. Debian and Ubuntu users can use the .deb, and Fedora or openSUSE users can use the .rpm.
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Make it executable (AppImage)
Run chmod +x Loginator-*.AppImage in a terminal, or right-click the file → Properties → Permissions → Allow executing as program.
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Or install the .deb
On Debian, Ubuntu, or derivatives run sudo apt install ./Loginator-*.deb. This adds Loginator to your application menu.
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Launch Loginator
Open Loginator from your application launcher or the AppImage directly. It runs as a standalone app — not in a browser. Your data stays on your device, no account needed.
Common questions
AppImage, .deb, or .rpm — and which architecture?
The AppImage is portable and runs on most distributions without installation. The .deb integrates with Debian/Ubuntu package management, and the .rpm with Fedora, RHEL, and openSUSE. Choose x64 (x86_64) for standard PCs and laptops, or arm64 (aarch64) for Linux phones, tablets, and ARM single-board computers. This page auto-detects your architecture when possible.
Does this work on Linux phones?
Yes. The arm64 build runs on Linux mobile platforms such as PinePhone, Ubuntu Touch, Mobian, and postmarketOS. On devices without an AppImage runtime, install the arm64 .deb or use the web app.
What about Flatpak, Flathub, Snap, or immutable systems (Steam Deck, Fedora Silverblue)?
On immutable systems and handhelds like the Steam Deck or Fedora Silverblue, download the portable AppImage file directly, run chmod +x, and launch it without system modification. You can also run the web app in any browser with full offline encrypted storage.
Is the build safe?
Yes. Builds are produced directly from our source code using GitHub Actions CI. Loginator stores all data locally on your device with AES-256 encryption — nothing is sent to any server unless you explicitly enable feedback.
How do I update the app?
Come back to this page and download the latest build. Replace the old AppImage, or reinstall the .deb — your data is preserved.