v0.1.0 pilot
Try the Seggo pilot
On a Mac, Seggo is an app you drag to Applications. Windows support is experimental. It installs in a couple of minutes, and you don't need an account or administrator rights.
The pilot is shared privately. Ask us for access.
Email contact@bozomalabs.com and say whether you use a Mac or Windows. We'll send you the package for your computer. There are no public download links yet.
macOS
Your computerRecommended: the Mac app
Seggo-<version>-macos.dmg
Works on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. No Terminal needed.
- Open the disk image
Double-click the
.dmg. A window opens with Seggo and an Applications folder. - Drag Seggo to Applications
Drag Seggo onto Applications, then eject the disk image from the Finder sidebar.
- Open Seggo
Double-click Seggo in your Applications folder. It opens in its own Mac window, with a Dock icon and an icon in the menu bar. No Terminal or browser tab needed.
The first time, the window starts on a short guided tour.
These builds aren't signed yet
The first time, macOS says Seggo "cannot be opened" or "Apple could not verify" it. That's expected. Once only:
- Click Done (or OK). Don't move Seggo to the Bin.
- Open System Settings > Privacy & Security and scroll down to Security.
- Next to "Seggo was blocked to protect your Mac", click Open Anyway and confirm with your password or Touch ID.
- Double-click Seggo again and choose Open.
Only do this for a download you got from the person who shared it with you.
Or install with Terminal
Prefer the seggo command? Download seggo-<version>-macos-universal.tar.gz (and SHA256SUMS if it's there) instead.
- Double-click the
.tar.gzin Finder to unpack it. - Open Terminal, type
cd(with a space), drag the unpacked folder onto the window, and press Return. Then run:sh install.sh - In a new Terminal window, run:
Seggo opens in your browser atseggo openhttp://127.0.0.1:7420/.
The full macOS guide covers what the installer changes and what to do if macOS blocks it.
Windows
Your computerWhat you get
seggo-<version>-windows-x64.zip
For 64-bit Windows. Windows support is experimental: it hasn't been tested on a real PC yet, so a Mac is the smoothest path for the pilot. Download SHA256SUMS too if it's there. The installer uses it to check the files.
- Extract it
In File Explorer, right-click the zip, choose Extract All…, then Extract.
- Run the installer
In the extracted folder, double-click Install Seggo.cmd. A window shows what it did. Press a key to close it.
It checks the files, copies them to
%LOCALAPPDATA%\Programs\Seggo, and adds that folder to your user PATH. - Open Seggo
Open a new PowerShell or Terminal window, then run:
seggo openSeggo opens in your browser at
http://127.0.0.1:7420/.
These builds aren't signed yet
- "Windows protected your PC" (blue SmartScreen window): click More info, then Run anyway.
- Smart App Control (Windows 11) or your company's device policy may block unsigned programs with no way past. Ask whoever manages your PC, or wait for a signed build.
- If an antivirus quarantines
seggo.exe, tell the person who shared the build.
Only do this for a download you got from the person who shared it with you.
Next steps
- Full install guideEvery step, what the installer changes, and where Seggo keeps its data.
- Your first runTake the guided tour, turn on your tools and make your first handoff.
- PrivacyWhat Seggo reads, what it writes, and what it never does.