Every TeranoveCore app for every platform, in one place. The Portal also runs in any browser, with nothing to install.
Windows builds aren't code-signed yet, so SmartScreen warns on first run: choose "More info", then "Run anyway". The desktop and Android apps don't update themselves yet; new versions appear here.
The full operational surface: companies, people, work orders, equipment, connections, dashboards and the Store.
Two installers, same app: the .exe (setup, 3.5 MB) or the .msi (4.8 MB) for managed installs. Unsigned for now; see the SmartScreen note above.
Your files, folders and cloud services in their own app. Sign in with your personal account or your company login; signing in pairs the device and the Cloud tab appears in the Portal.
Companies decide what each employee may do in Cloud: upload, download, delete, share, use a phone, keep offline copies. The .exe is 3.5 MB, the .msi 4.7 MB.
Keeps your company's Cloud files on a machine you own. It connects out to TNC, so there are no ports to open, and TNC keeps no copy.
An owner makes a server key in TNC Cloud (Storage, then "Your own server"); run tnc-cloud-server setup, then run. tnc-cloud-server service shows how to start it with the machine. When the machine is off, files stored on it can't be opened, and backing up its folder is up to you. With a backup size on the plan, tnc-cloud-server backup setup adds encrypted off-site backups to TNC (it shows a recovery key once; keep it safe) and the program then backs up once a day.
SHA-256 88ee44889ea69b3f9c4de06281c88e103b6a8f0c702e9f4e7eec5b45a7560cff
Joins your devices into one swarm: pair them, then share a keyboard, trackpad, stylus or screen between them, on the same network or across the internet.
Enroll a device once, then use one device's keyboard, trackpad, stylus, camera or microphone as another's, or share your screen -- over the local network or, for your own devices or a coworker's (with their approval), routed through TNC. A company can also mark a device as shared for anyone on the same network to use. Two installers, same app: the .exe (setup, 5.2 MB) or the .msi (7.6 MB) for managed installs. Unsigned for now; see the SmartScreen note above.
The same Portal as a desktop app for Linux.
.deb for Ubuntu and Debian (4.7 MB), .rpm for Fedora and RHEL (4.7 MB), .AppImage for anything else (79.8 MB, no install needed).
Your files and cloud services in their own app, for Linux.
.deb 4.7 MB, .rpm 4.7 MB, .AppImage 79.8 MB.
Keep your company's Cloud files on your own Linux machine.
Runs on Ubuntu 22.04, Debian 12, RHEL 9 or newer. Same setup as on Windows: tnc-cloud-server setup, then run; tnc-cloud-server backup setup adds encrypted off-site backups when the plan includes a backup size.
SHA-256 3990caf13d6f3cbe628ee7b323ad6e88be2e17be1a21f69f7b523ff8980238d4
The same Swarm app for Linux: pair devices, then share a keyboard, trackpad, stylus or screen between them.
.deb for Ubuntu and Debian (6.4 MB), .rpm for Fedora and RHEL (6.3 MB), .AppImage for anything else (81.4 MB, no install needed).
The Swarm app on your phone: use it as a keyboard, trackpad or screen for your other devices, or vice versa. Signed release build, installed directly.
ARM64 only for now (nearly every phone from the last several years) -- other architectures aren't built yet. Store listings are pending, so install the APK directly: your phone will ask to allow installing apps. After this install, future updates can be checked and installed from inside the app itself (Settings > Software update).
The Portal on your phone. Signed release build, installed directly.
Store listings (Google Play, Samsung, Amazon) are still pending, so install the APK directly: your browser will ask to allow installing apps.
Your files and cloud services on your phone.
Installed directly, like the Portal APK, until the store listings are live.
Nothing to install: open it in any modern browser. It updates itself.
See your connected devices, storage plan and space left, and organise your files — move, rename, make and remove folders. Nothing to install. Opening, uploading and downloading a file's own bytes still needs the app.
Conversations, posts and professional profiles. The website is up now; the phone and desktop apps are planned.
macOS apps for Apple silicon and Intel. Until then, the Portal works in Safari or any browser.
iOS and iPadOS apps. Until then, the Portal works in Safari on iPhone and iPad.
A command-line client and language SDKs over the same public API the apps use. Inbound API keys and integration templates are already live in the Portal under Integrations.
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