PeckBoard
Downloads
Everything PeckBoard ships is a standalone binary attached to a GitHub
release, each with a .sha256 checksum file next to it. There are two release
streams:
- Server and remote agent — tags like
0.1.65, on every release. The links below always fetch the newest one. - Phone and desktop apps — tags like
mobile-0.1.8. Direct links below point at the current app release; newer ones appear on the releases page undermobile-*tags.
The Server
The PeckBoard server is one binary: web UI, database, and TLS are all inside. Download, make it executable, run it — see Getting Started.
| Platform | Download | Checksum | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linux x86_64 | peckboard-linux-x86_64 | sha256 | Server/CLI, no desktop deps |
| Linux x86_64 desktop | peckboard-linux-x86_64-desktop | sha256 | Adds --desktop native window; needs libwebkit2gtk-4.1-0 |
| macOS Apple Silicon | peckboard-macos-arm64 | sha256 | Server + desktop window |
| Windows x86_64 | peckboard-windows-x86_64.exe | sha256 | Server + desktop window (WebView2) |
On Linux and macOS, mark the download executable before the first run:
chmod +x peckboard-linux-x86_64
./peckboard-linux-x86_64
The Remote Agent
peckboard-agent runs on another machine and dials home to your server over
an outbound WebSocket, so sessions can drive that machine. Setup:
Remote Agent.
| Platform | Download | Checksum | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Linux x86_64 | peckboard-agent-linux-x86_64 | sha256 | Needs libxcb1 (preinstalled on desktop distros) |
| Linux arm64 | peckboard-agent-linux-arm64 | sha256 | Needs libxcb1 |
| macOS Apple Silicon | peckboard-agent-macos-arm64 | sha256 | |
| macOS Intel | peckboard-agent-macos-x86_64 | sha256 | |
| Windows x86_64 | peckboard-agent-windows-x86_64.exe | sha256 |
The App (Phone and Desktop Remote Client)
The PeckBoard app pairs with your server once and then reaches it from anywhere — setup in Remote Access. Current app release: mobile-0.1.8.
| Platform | Download | Checksum | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS (universal) | PeckBoard-0.1.8-macos-universal.dmg | sha256 | Signed and notarized; Apple Silicon + Intel |
| Windows x64 installer | PeckBoard-0.1.8-windows-x64-setup.exe | sha256 | Unsigned: SmartScreen warns — More info → Run anyway. Per-user install, no admin |
| Windows x64 MSI | PeckBoard-0.1.8-windows-x64.msi | sha256 | Same app, MSI packaging |
| iPhone | App Store — in review | — | TestFlight today; the App Store listing is being reviewed |
| Android | peckboard-android-0.1.8.apk | sha256 | Sideload; allow your browser to install unknown apps. Signing cert SHA-256 26734fd51c7c488592afd5d359109751672ebd6584bd4d7795f2a9f7a9c5f24f |
Verifying a Download
Every file’s .sha256 holds the expected checksum. Compare it to the file you
downloaded:
# Linux
sha256sum -c peckboard-linux-x86_64.sha256
# macOS (from the same directory as both files)
shasum -a 256 -c peckboard-macos-arm64.sha256
# Windows: print both and compare
certutil -hashfile peckboard-windows-x86_64.exe SHA256
type peckboard-windows-x86_64.exe.sha256
The checksum files are generated by the same CI run that builds the binaries and are attached to the release together.