Download

Get digib00age running

Pick your platform below. digib00age is self-hosted software — you run it on your own hardware, there's nothing to sign up for.

🖥️

Windows

digib00age ships as a per-user MSI installer — no administrator rights needed, and the server runs quietly from the system tray.

  1. Download digib00age-setup.msi and run it.
  2. Windows SmartScreen may warn that the installer isn't signed yet — choose "More info" → "Run anyway" to continue.
  3. Once installed, digib00age starts from the tray and opens your library in the browser automatically.
🖫

Linux

Two ways to run it on Linux, depending on how hands-on you want to be:

Option A — install script

  1. Download and unzip the Linux install package below.
  2. Run ./digib00age/install.sh — it creates a venv, installs the app into it, and sets up a menu launcher (the tray/AppIndicator integration is optional and can be skipped on a headless box).

Option B — Docker

  1. Pull the image: docker pull ghcr.io/quixline/digib00age:v1-beta
  2. Download the compose file below and run docker compose up -d — it covers the server and web UI only, no Flutter reader or system tray, since neither applies inside a container.
📱

Android

Not yet on Google Play

The Android reader isn't in the Play Store yet, so it installs as a direct APK. Here's the general process for sideloading an APK on Android:

  1. Download the digib00age APK below to your device.
  2. Open it from your Downloads or file manager — Android will prompt to allow installs from that source.
  3. Go to Settings → Apps → Special app access → Install unknown apps, select the app you used to open the file (e.g. your file manager or browser), and enable Allow from this source.
  4. Return to the download and tap Install.
  5. Open Settings inside the app and point it at your server's address to connect.

Exact menu wording varies a little between Android versions and manufacturers, but "Install unknown apps" is the setting to look for on any of them.


Want to help test it on Google Play?

Once a closed testing track is live, testers will be able to install it straight from the Play Store instead. If you'd like to be added when that's ready, get in touch.

Not sure which option is right for you?

Windows is the simplest way to try digib00age on a spare PC. Linux (Docker especially) suits a home server that's already running other self-hosted apps.