Desktop · Electron · 0.7.0
The whole outage, on one scrubable timeline
The desktop app wraps the same Rust core 0.6 recorder the CLI uses. It runs in the background, keeps the chronicle on local disk, and lets you drag back to the minute things broke — with the verdict already attached to it.

Scrub, do not scroll
Drag the playhead across hours of recording; the charts and the event list stay locked to the same instant.
Verdict in context
Open any incident marker to see the named cause, the confidence and the alternates that were ruled out.
Export a bundle
Produce a redactable evidence bundle for a ticket, a vendor or a colleague — one file, no account.










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RadioChron Desktop 0.7.0
Free and open source under MIT / Apache-2.0. Builds are published on GitHub Releases alongside their checksums; nothing phones home after install.
macOS
Universal · Apple silicon and Intel · signed & notarized
RadioChron-0.7.0-universal.dmg
Download · 94 MBLinux
x64 AppImage and .deb · requires NetworkManager or iw
RadioChron-0.7.0-x86_64.AppImage
Download · 96 MB$ npm i -g radiochron@0.7+ radiochron@0.7.0$ radiochron record --retain 72h --size 512MiB[i] recording · core 0.6 · ctrl-c to stop$ radiochron verdict --last-incident
Requirements
- macOS 13+, Windows 11 (or 10 22H2), or a Linux desktop with NetworkManager
- Wi-Fi adapter exposing scan and link statistics to the OS
- ~600 MB free disk for a default 72-hour chronicle
- Location permission on macOS — the OS gates SSID and BSSID behind it
The desktop app and the CLI share one chronicle directory, so you can record with either and read with the other.