Download
One archive, unzipped where you want it. Always the newest release.
Windows
cipherbox-windows-x64.zip
The whole app in one executable, shipped inside a zip. Unzip it,
double-click cipherbox.exe, done — nothing to install, no Python.
First launch
Windows does not know this file yet, so SmartScreen shows a blue warning. Choose More info → Run anyway. It appears because the build is not code-signed, not because anything is wrong with it. The binary ships inside a zip for the same reason — antivirus engines flag a freshly downloaded bare .exe far more readily.
Paranoid? Check the file against the published hash first:
certutil -hashfile cipherbox-windows-x64.zip SHA256
macOS, Linux, or running from source
Prebuilt macOS and Linux binaries ship with tagged releases when they are available — check the latest release. Otherwise run it from source on any platform. Needs Python 3.10+:
git clone https://github.com/aquaxs1/CipherBox.git
cd CipherBox
pip install -r requirements.txt
python main.py
This pulls in customtkinter and cryptography,
and skips the unsigned-binary warning entirely.