Windows & Linux · Invited testing
Choose the app in your invitation, then download an available installer for your computer.
Three separate apps. Personal data stays separate from company books.
Awaiting release
Your own accounts, spending, budgets and plans in an independent app.
64-bit (x86-64)
No verified Windows installer is currently available here.
Ubuntu 24.04 · x86-64
No verified Linux installer is currently available here.
Awaiting release
One company, with company and named director accounts, bookkeeping, invoices and payroll.
64-bit (x86-64)
No verified Windows installer is currently available here.
Ubuntu 24.04 · x86-64
No verified Linux installer is currently available here.
Version 0.2.39
The same company workflows, plus separate client companies and advanced reports.
Only verified, published installers are listed. Licence approval and installer availability are separate: confirming your invitation does not make an unavailable download appear.
Your invitation is for one specific Pilot app.
Match the app to your invitation and choose Windows or Linux above.
Run the installer and enter your private code. It downloads and verifies your app before installation.
Follow Settings → Setup to create your workspace or review an existing data import.
These previews have no verified software publisher signature. Confirm your invitation and that your download comes from downloads.urari.co.ke before running it.
Download the Windows installer for the app named in your invitation. Run the downloaded .exe, enter your private activation code, and follow the per-user Setup wizard.
Use Ubuntu 24.04 on an x86-64 computer, in a desktop session with an unlocked system keyring. In your Downloads folder, allow the installer to run as a program, then launch it in a terminal and enter your private activation code.
No sudo is needed. Urari installs in ~/.local/bin; launch the path printed by the installer. Desktop integration is offered on first launch.
A current licence is required for app use and updates. When it expires, normal use stops and your records are preserved. Extensions need their own permission within your licence.
Updates stay within the same Pilot app. Use Settings → Version → Check for Updates when a newer version is available.
Keep a backup before migration. Existing mixed workspaces need the reviewed separation step; later Personal and company imports are independent. Company apps manage director accounts directly.