● public beta · the Mac app is free
Solomon for Mac.
v0.3.3, signed and notarized, built for Apple Silicon, kept current by auto-update. No account, no card, no trial clock. The Mac app is free; the hosted sync service is the part with plans and prices.
Download the .dmg↓
v0.3.3 · Apple Silicon · signed & notarized · updates itself
§ getting started
01
Open it
Mount the .dmg, drag Solomon to Applications, launch. It's signed and notarized, so macOS lets it through the front door.
02
Pick a folder
A vault is just a folder. Point Solomon at an empty one, or at a folder of markdown you already have. It reads what's there and adds nothing you didn't ask for.
03
Write
Command palette for everything, backlinks between notes, tagging and search on-device. HTML documents sit beside markdown ones; present either as a deck, or export a PDF.
04
Let an agent in
Connect any agent through the local MCP server or the `solomon` CLI. Scope it to a folder, make it read-only if that's enough, and review its edits as diffs. `_private` stays out of reach.
§ the command line
The desktop app is one door into the vault.
solomon is the other, a command-line tool that creates, writes and searches the same files from a terminal or a script, under the same rules: scoped access, attributed edits, an approval gate in front of anything destructive. One line, macOS on Apple Silicon:curl -fsSL https://so.lomon.dev/install.sh | bashThe script installs one file to
~/.local/bin/solomon, after checking its SHA-256 against the release's checksums. No sudo, nothing written outside your home directory, no edits to your shell profile. If the directory isn't on your PATH it prints the line to add and stops there. On any other platform it says so and prints the cargo install route instead of installing something that won't run; if no release is published yet, it tells you that too instead of half-installing. Read the script before you pipe it; it's short, and that's the point.§ starter kits
If you'd rather not start from an empty folder, start from a kit: a ready-made vault you clone and open, with folders, templates and views already wired for a job. Since a kit is just files, keep what earns its place and delete the rest. The Solomon PRM Starter Kit is a personal relationship manager: seeded people and interactions, a check-in agent, and
.base views (Overdue, Inner Circle, High Resonance) that work the moment you open the folder.