Get started

Installation

Pick your platform

Through Homebrew

$brew install --cask byte1620/tap/valt0

Universal install script

$curl -fsSL https://dl.valt0.com/v1/latest/install.sh | sh

$wget -qO- https://dl.valt0.com/v1/latest/install.sh | sh

The script installs the latest release. To install a specific version, name it with --version:

$curl -fsSL https://dl.valt0.com/v1/latest/install.sh \
  | sh -s -- --version 1.1.1

$wget -qO- https://dl.valt0.com/v1/latest/install.sh \
  | sh -s -- --version 1.1.1

From the Microsoft Store, or with winget.

Get it from the Microsoft Store

$winget install valt0; start shell:AppsFolder\Byte1620.Valt0_shgnj2kq0fvyw!App

Check that it worked

Open a terminal and run valt0 status. This should print the status of the service. If it does not say the service is running, go to Report a problem.

$valt0 status

What your computer needs

Valt0 needs a computer with a security chip: a Secure Enclave on a Mac, or a TPM on a Windows or Linux PC. If your computer is fairly recent, you almost certainly have one already. Every Mac with Apple silicon has a Secure Enclave, and every PC that can run Windows 11 has a TPM.

Only the computer you develop on needs one. A server or a container you deploy your application to does not, as Deployment explains.

Pick your platform

Install Valt0 on macOS

Install Valt0 on Linux

Install Valt0 on Windows

Check that it worked

What your computer needs