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Knowledge base

Install ARMANOS and sign in

ARMANOS is a desktop app that gives every account a browser of its own. The path is Download → run the installer → the account chip in the top right → Account settings → Sign in. You do this once on each computer, before the first profile.

Pick the build for your system

The download page reads your system and offers the matching file. macOS 13 and later on Apple Silicon or Intel, Windows 10 and 11 in 64 bit, Ubuntu 22.04 and later as an AppImage.

  1. 1

    Open the download page

    Download in the site header.

  2. 2

    Check the build offered

    On a Mac choose Apple Silicon or Intel under Choose a build.

  3. 3

    Run the installer

    The file size is printed next to the button.

When the system blocks the first launch

Until the app is notarized macOS stops the first launch. Open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.

On Windows SmartScreen may warn about an unsigned installer: click More info and then Run anyway.

Sign in to your account

Signing in unlocks your plan and the profiles issued to it. Without it the app runs in the basic mode on the free plan.

  1. 1

    Open the account menu

    The chip with your name in the top right corner.

  2. 2

    Choose Account settings

    It opens the Account screen.

  3. 3

    Press Sign in

    Email and password, then the six-digit code if you turned two-factor on.

Signing in from the site

If you registered on the site it can hand the session straight to the app through a one-time link. The code inside it lives minutes and works once.

When the link has expired the app says so and asks for your email and password instead.

Install the browser engine

The installer carries ARMANOS Browser for your own system, so it is already on disk. If that copy is missing or unreadable, profiles keep opening on the built-in engine and the app says so rather than pretending.

  1. 1

    Open the Engine tab

    In the left column under Automation.

  2. 2

    Press Get the engine

    It opens the download page in your own browser.

  3. 3

    Press Auto-detect afterwards

    Or Choose file to point at the program yourself.

First steps inside the app

A strip above the profile list counts five steps: account, first profile, proxy, first launch, first script. Each one is ticked by the state of the app rather than by a button you press.

The strip disappears once all five are done.

A tick you give yourself teaches nothing

The step called first profile closes when a profile exists, not when a hint is dismissed. That is why the strip can be trusted to show where you actually are.

What this does not do

  • It does not create the account for you. That happens on the site or from the sign-in window.
  • It does not fetch a newer browser engine by itself. The one it carries is the one it starts with.
  • It does not add machines beyond your plan. Device slots are counted, and the Account screen shows how many are in use.

Where this is decided

Each step above is one place in the code and one stand.

The sign-in link from the site is one-time and short lived
apps/desktop/test/передача-входа-из-сайта.js
The first-steps strip is computed from state and not from clicks
apps/desktop/test/first-steps.js
The installer never ships without its engine folder filled
apps/desktop/test/установщик-без-движка.js
Everything that launches the engine looks for it in one place
apps/desktop/test/путь-движка-везде-общий.js

Questions

Can I try it without an account?
Yes. Without signing in the app runs in the basic mode with the free plan of two profiles.
What happens on a second computer?
Sign in there with the same account and the profiles arrive. What keeps them logged in does not travel by itself: that is a separate move.
The engine is installed but profiles still open on the built-in one.
Open the Engine tab and read the detected binary row. An engine chosen but not found is named as such rather than used silently.
Does signing out remove anything?
No. It frees the device slot and drops you to the basic mode; the profiles on the disk stay where they are.

Start with one profile

The free plan gives two profiles, with no time limit and no card.