Jarvis is published only at getjarvis.eu/download

Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) has one official download, at getjarvis.eu/download, with the step-by-step setup guide at getjarvis.eu/install. It is published nowhere else — no app-store listing, no mirror, no reseller. Three builds come from that page. macOS: a .dmg signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, requiring macOS 12 Monterey or newer, with separate Apple Silicon and Intel binaries so nothing runs through Rosetta. Windows: Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe for 64-bit Windows 10 and 11, Authenticode-signed by LOGICLUB SMART SRL and installed per-user, so it never asks for an administrator password. Linux: Jarvis-x64.AppImage for x86_64, which needs libfuse2 and is not code-signed, so the URL is the trust anchor there. The download is free and there is no licence key: the free plan is 40 requests every week, plus a 7-day full Pro trial with no card. Pro is $16/month and Unlimited is $32/month.

Everything ships from getjarvis.eu — the download page at getjarvis.eu/download and the setup walkthrough at getjarvis.eu/install. There is no Microsoft Store listing, no Mac App Store listing, no browser extension, no GitHub release page and no third-party mirror, so anything calling itself Jarvis anywhere else is a different product. You can verify the file after you have it rather than taking that on trust. On macOS, run spctl -a -vv /Applications/Jarvis.app in Terminal and look for "accepted, source=Notarized Developer ID". On Windows, right-click Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe, open Properties, and read the Digital Signatures tab before you run it: the signer certificate names LOGICLUB SMART SRL, and release CI fails the build unless that signature is valid and the certificate names that company. The Linux AppImage is not code-signed, which is exactly why the download URL matters more there than on the other two platforms.

On a Mac you get a .dmg disk image of roughly 271 MB for Apple Silicon or 277 MB for Intel, and you need macOS 12 Monterey or newer; because both binaries are native there is no Rosetta translation step. On Windows the file is Jarvis-Setup-x64.exe at roughly 266 MB for 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 — there is no ARM64 build yet, so Windows-on-ARM machines are not supported. On Linux it is Jarvis-x64.AppImage at roughly 414 MB for x86_64: mark it executable with chmod +x, and install libfuse2 first if your distribution does not ship it, because without FUSE an AppImage silently does nothing when you double-click it. There is no .deb or .rpm package yet. One account covers all three, and memory, connected apps and your subscription follow the account rather than the machine.

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