Download Turtl

The desktop and mobile apps give you access to your data from any device.

Windows x64
OSx x64
Linux x64
Linux x32
Android
Android (.apk)

Bookmarking extensions

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Chrome
Firefox

Verification of downloaded files

Want to verify your Turtl download? Follow these instructions:

  1. Import our public signing key into your GPG (key signature DEDF113E54248344163716B55C66FAD13222D757). 
    $ wget https://keys.openpgp.org/vks/v1/by-fingerprint/DEDF113E54248344163716B55C66FAD13222D757 -O turtl.asc
$ gpg --import turtl.asc
  2. Grab the SHA256 signature file and signature file for the platform you want:
  3. Verify the GPG signature of the SHA256 file. 
    $ gpg --verify desktop.sha256sums.sig desktop.sha256sums
gpg: Signature made Tue, Jul 24, 2018  9:12:17 PM CDT
gpg:                using RSA key 57CE4D9CD8D276B4
gpg: Good signature from "Andrew Lyon "
Primary key fingerprint: DEDF 113E 5424 8344 1637  16B5 5C66 FAD1 3222 D757
     Subkey fingerprint: B25B DF8F 8BB7 7454 ACFF  BA84 57CE 4D9C D8D2 76B4
  4. If verification succeeded, now you can compare the SHA256 sum of the download you made to that file's entry in the SHA256 file: 
    $ wget https://github.com/turtl/desktop/releases/download/v0.7.2.5/turtl-0.7.2.5-windows64.msi
$ sha256sum turtl-0.7.2.5-windows64.msi
fb57740d84e6838d83035949477c061cc4d1879074ffb05a336a22cb37f8eb9b *turtl-0.7.2.5-windows64.msi
$ cat desktop.sha256sums | grep windows64
fb57740d84e6838d83035949477c061cc4d1879074ffb05a336a22cb37f8eb9b *turtl-0.7.2.5-windows64.msi
    If those two hashes (fb57740...) match, your Turtl build has not been tampered with. If the two hashes above do not match, then do NOT install Turtl!