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Download, install, start — no payment details, no email address. Seven days with the full feature set, so you know BlindLock runs on your machine before you pay for anything.

Download for Windows Version 1.5.3 · 23.7 MB
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  • No payment details
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  • Once per computer

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Windows

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit · 23.7 MB

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SHA-256 4abc55c4e6c74a73bcd9bb3183ad087d4fd520538ddd7b04039a9a5e3430f362

macOS

Apple Silicon (M1 and newer) · 29.7 MB

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SHA-256 e7802f986539efdb4e7654b11f7bf3e86587157ec75b23d67902459813d9d9c2

Linux

Debian and Ubuntu 22.04 or newer, 64-bit · 31.1 MB

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SHA-256 ff39d5e79c1f5c2a2e234c14896bd65700f32a72cf6c13af311d98c6403437fb

Other systems: RPM package · AppImage

System requirements

For maximum security BlindLock requires a dedicated security chip: the Secure Enclave (on Apple devices) or a TPM 2.0 module (on Windows and Linux). This hardware is essential for binding the vault to your device — and for security reasons BlindLock offers no compromising alternative.

Most modern machines already have such a chip. If it is missing or switched off, BlindLock cannot be used — the app will not start at all. On Windows the installer already checks for it and stops before anything is installed, if you want it to. That is exactly what the trial is for: you can check whether your system is compatible, calmly and at no risk, before buying a licence.

Verifying the downloads (checksums)

For your safety BlindLock publishes the SHA-256 checksum of every file. After downloading you can verify the file's integrity and make sure it was not altered on the way.

The installers are certified as well: the Windows build is signed to BlindLock, LLC, and the macOS build is notarized by Apple.

Checksums for the other two Linux downloads:
RPM package · 31.1 MB
SHA-256 d0f053dcb03b73e30f183a3ecf9bc346b886d03d698656e8eb5e7ef8c71dff08
AppImage · 164.2 MB
SHA-256 fba2d1a01c727caa91da3841801e36a85e54efa7bb866cf19c2262925c544036

Installing the .deb or .rpm puts you in the tss group, which is how BlindLock reaches the security chip. The AppImage cannot do that for you, so run sudo usermod -aG tss $USER once and log out and back in.

Every Linux download ships with a GPG signature alongside it: Linux packages carry no embedded signature the way .exe or .dmg do, so they are signed separately. Verify yours with the public BlindLock release key:

gpg --import blindlock-release-signing.pub.asc
gpg --verify BlindLock_1.5.3_amd64.deb.asc BlindLock_1.5.3_amd64.deb

Signatures: .deb · .rpm · AppImage · Download public key
Fingerprint 95B1 0432 A2A7 BD23 24AB  8914 E444 DA5E 169C 932C

After the trial

If BlindLock convinces you, you can buy a licence at any time and activate it inside the app. Every entry and setting you already have stays exactly where it is.

If you decide not to continue, the trial simply expires. It is not a subscription, so there is nothing to cancel — no automatic renewal and no hidden costs.

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