The complete workspace — search, registers, the outbound check, the studios — installed on your own computer. Every install starts a 14-day full evaluation on your own documents; an activation code by e-mail continues it. Nothing here is uploaded anywhere, ever.
On Windows, the Microsoft Store is the simplest route and the one we would take: Microsoft signs and delivers the package, and it updates itself. The direct installer is there for the machines and the companies where the Microsoft Store is not an option.
The Microsoft Store is the easiest way in: Microsoft signs and delivers the package, so there is no security warning to click past, and updates arrive by themselves. It is the same product, with the same 14-day evaluation.
Windows shows a SmartScreen notice for any installer it has not seen enough times yet, ours included — choose More info → Run anyway. The checksum below is there so you can confirm the file is exactly the one we published. The wizard checks your machine before installing and needs no internet during setup.
A native installer wizard. On first launch, right-click the app and choose Open once — macOS asks this of any app it has not been told to trust yet. The checksum below confirms the file is exactly the one we published.
Every website installer is published with its SHA-256 checksum. Compare it with the file you downloaded — the two must match exactly. The Microsoft Store package carries Microsoft’s signature and needs no manual check. The same values are in SHA256SUMS.txt and checksums.json.
634273f686bbbe3f7a50b374db7c0508148499e3f4958565446adc2a435acb10PowerShell: Get-FileHash .\EngineeringWorkspace-Setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256ac2877d70dffce49ec61a5c251e8b9e8b01c213b78ee26874349d1be4ec35e99Terminal: shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/EngineeringWorkspace.pkgNot sure your machine can carry it? See the system requirements — and the installer measures your computer honestly before placing a single file.