macOS
Choose the chip inside your Mac. Apple silicon covers M1 and newer; Intel is for earlier Macs.
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Your dedicated desktop workspace
Bring Bubble to your desktop.
The installed app connects securely to your Bubble account and hosted AI service. Open it like any other app—no terminal, model download, or API key required.
One install. Your Bubble workspace.
Every answer uses Bubble’s eight-role review path through the same hosted account as the web and mobile apps.
Windows
Download Bubble directly from this official website—not through Microsoft Store. This x64 preview was built from source revision ae2e84c7a034edbd0454c42af5928e574024eefe. Windows ARM64 is not available yet.
Unsigned Windows preview: it is not Authenticode-signed and is not the stable Windows release. Windows may show Unknown publisher or a SmartScreen warning, and security settings may block installation. This preview does not receive automatic Windows updates.
SHA-256 4b42b03eed67179caca08beebe1bc37af32223eed5eb7b9d8134c92fa7211503 · manual integrity check only, not publisher verification
Linux
Choose the package for your x86-64 Linux system. AppImage is the most portable option, .deb is for Debian and Ubuntu, and .rpm is for Fedora and RHEL. These previews were built from source revision ae2e84c7a034edbd0454c42af5928e574024eefe. ARM64 is not available yet.
Unsigned Linux preview: these files are not publisher-verified or distro-repository-signed. They are not the stable Linux release. Linux or your package manager may warn or block installation. They do not receive automatic updates. SHA-256 checks only the downloaded bytes—it does not verify Bubble as the publisher.
AppImage · 79.8 MiB (83,716,600 bytes) · SHA-256 c782349d07153b15a7222758478c7d6bbb01115e5ea0a126cd5fddeee7a0fac1
DEB · 6.2 MiB (6,516,800 bytes) · SHA-256 a8dd32aefae0c5522d9b47ad1472e80ef2f2d66bb96d61857345957b88afe0dc
RPM · 20.9 MiB (21,880,329 bytes) · SHA-256 a02a1ceef652097eae621aba6f89f0c73d64cdb67a2b3091c962f6ea7d0bde3c
How updates work
Stable Bubble builds check for signed updates quietly after they start. They never download one without your choice. On macOS—and on Windows once its signed installer is released—Settings shows the version, release notes, download progress, and an install button. Every update is cryptographically verified before installation.
The unsigned Windows and Linux previews above are separate from the stable update channel and do not receive automatic updates.
The stable Linux buttons remain disabled until first installation has a publisher-verifiable trust path; a displayed SHA-256 checksum alone is not automatic first-launch verification.