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TableOne Flow desktop app

Solo is a paid tier, launching with a small pilot group. The app opens with a full sample JORC project so you can explore the interface before registering.

Version 0.10.0 · Windows only for now — macOS and Linux builds are planned but not available. — release notes

Available builds

Both open the releases page on GitHub, where the installers are listed against the latest version.

Already have access? Sign in to TableOne Flow.

To explore a sample Table 1, use the demo (opens in a new tab).

Install notes

Windows — SmartScreen warning

The installer may show a “Windows protected your PC” prompt. Click More info, then Run anyway.

If the install does not go the way this describes, Contact support →

What happens when you open it

  1. 1. The app opens with sample JORC 2012 Table 1 projects — including an Exploration Results report at various workflow stages. Every criterion, section, and workflow state is populated. No registration is required to explore the sample; creating reports and participating in the private pilot require registration.
  2. 2. To start your own report, click New report. You’ll be asked to register: give your email, then click the one-time sign-in link we send. No password to set.
  3. 3. Read and accept the End User Licence Agreement, then you have full access to the Solo tier — unlimited local projects, stored on your device.
  4. 4. When your workflow grows — Competent Person review and sign-off, or team roles — that is Team, which runs in this same desktop app or in the browser. Settings has an “Ask about Team” link to start that conversation; there is no in-app checkout. Compare all tiers →

Security

TableOne Flow stores your sign-in session in the operating system’s native credential store (Windows Credential Manager; Keychain on macOS when that build is available). No passwords are stored. Solo-tier report data is saved locally on your device. Team is a hosted web app: a Team report is held in your TableOne Flow account rather than on the device.

SHA-256 checksums for each release are published on GitHub.

Downloading the app does not register you for the pilot. Solo is a paid tier launching with a small pilot group — tell us about your setup.

What’s in Solo →