Rutba Office

Download

Free, and free of paperwork

No account, no trial period, no licence key, and no email address required — the installers are published on GitHub beside the source they were built from. There is an invitation to leave an address further down the page, and it is only that.

Get v1.0.0 for Windows

On macOS or Linux? The suite runs on both, and no binary is published for either yet — build it from source, which takes four commands and no toolchain.

Three platforms, one published

What to download

All seven apps are in every build. What differs is whether somebody has already run that build for you.

Windows

Published
  • Rutba-Office-1.0.0-win-x64.exe
  • Rutba-Office-1.0.0-portable.exe

The installer, or the portable build that needs no installation. Neither is code-signed yet, so SmartScreen warns on first run — worth knowing before you click, which is why it is written here rather than discovered.

macOS

From source
  • npm run dist:mac

Produces a .dmg for the architecture you build on. No signed build is published yet, and an unsigned .dmg from a stranger is something Gatekeeper is right to stop — so building it yourself is the honest route today.

Linux

From source
  • npm run dist:linux

Produces an AppImage and a .deb. Node 20 and four commands; there is nothing native to compile.

Before you click: The Windows builds are not code-signed yet. SmartScreen will warn you on first run, and that warning is telling you the truth — the publisher is unverified. Check the file against the release page, or build it yourself from source if you would rather not take our word for it.

Tell us you took it?

Entirely optional, and the download above does not depend on it — those links go straight to GitHub whether you fill this in or not. But we are a small team giving away a version 1.0, and knowing who is running it changes what we fix first.

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Rather build it?

Node 20 or later and nothing else — no Python, no C++ toolchain, no native modules. Four commands and you have your own installer.

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