Mauvely Snap has no installer yet. It is at an early version with no release pipeline, so
there is nothing to download. See the Snap roadmap.
Mauvely Compose
- Windows
- Linux
Download
MauvelyCompose-<version>-windows-x86_64.msi and run it.The installer is per-user: Compose is installed into your own %LOCALAPPDATA% rather than
Program Files. Two consequences worth knowing:- It never asks for administrator rights, and neither do updates.
- Each Windows account on the machine installs its own copy.
First launch
Compose asks you to sign in before it opens. Sign-in happens in your browser, not in the app — see Accounts for why, and for what happens when you are offline. After signing in you land on the welcome screen, not in a course: recent courses and the news feed on one side, New course, From a template and Open on the other.Updates
Compose checks for updates a few seconds after launch and every six hours after that.
Every download is checked against a SHA-256 published alongside it, and a file that does not match
is discarded rather than offered. A failed check — no network, service down — is silent by design;
it never interrupts you with a dialog.
You can turn the startup check off in Settings ▸ Advanced ▸ Updates.
Mauvely Cloud
Nothing to install. Open cloud.mauvely.com in any modern browser and sign in with your Mauvely account. The first time you open it you are asked to set up a vault — this creates your encryption keys and gives you a 24-word recovery phrase. Do not skip it, and do not skip writing the phrase down; it is one of only two things that can ever open your files. See Setting up your vault.Sotto
Sotto is Linux only and ships as a single AppImage:.deb, .rpm or AUR package. Building from source lets you
choose a GPU backend, which materially affects transcription speed — see
Installing Sotto for both routes and the desktop requirements.
On first launch Sotto opens its Settings window so you can download a speech model. Nothing works
until one is installed.