Whale Labs

stacketr · v0.4.3 · Apple silicon · Linux

Download

One command. The installer downloads the build for your platform, verifies it against the published checksum, and fails closed on any mismatch. No account, no sudo, no telemetry.

$ curl -fsSL https://studio713.dev/get | sh downloading whale-0.4.3-aarch64-apple-darwin … ✓ stacketr 0.4.3 installed (checksum verified) $ whale up name your business: acme ✓ running — http://localhost:8787
First-run guide How it works

01 — What you get

One file.
Nothing else to install.

Platforms

Mac (Apple silicon) and Linux (x86_64 and arm64). No database server, no runtime, nothing else to install — the whole system is one file.

Verification

Every build ships with a published checksum. The installer checks your download against it and refuses to install anything that doesn't match.

The binary name

stacketr is the product; while the rename lands, the file is still named whale. Same system, same build — the name is catching up.

Updates

New versions are announced, never forced. Update when you say so; old builds stay published.

02 — Hosted

The same system,
run for you.

stacketr Hosted is stacketr, operated by the lab on dedicated hardware — updates, backups, and uptime handled. Your data, your rules, and the same exit as every tier: take the folder and leave whenever you want.

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