v1.2.0

Download Diagon.

One download, everything included — the layout engine, the editor and the offline AI that drafts diagrams from plain words. That AI lives inside the package, which is why it weighs more than your average app. Nothing ever leaves your machine.

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01Packages

3 builds

Pick your platform

Windows

Windows 10/11, 64-bit · 8 GB RAM recommended

Download · ≈ 2 GB

Diagon-Setup-1.2.0.exe

  1. 01Download and run Diagon-Setup-1.2.0.exe.
  2. 02The installer is signed by Soverain s.r.o. If SmartScreen still shows a notice while the certificate is new, choose “More info”, then “Run anyway”.
  3. 03Pick an install folder and finish. Diagon opens from the Start menu or the desktop shortcut.

Linux · AppImage

Any modern 64-bit distro · 8 GB RAM recommended

Download · ≈ 2 GB

Diagon-1.2.0.AppImage

  1. 01Download the AppImage, then make it executable:
  2. chmod +x Diagon-1.2.0.AppImage
  3. 03Double-click it (or run it from a terminal). No installation, no root.
  4. 04If it doesn't start on Ubuntu 22.04+, install FUSE once:
  5. sudo apt install libfuse2

Linux · Debian/Ubuntu

Debian 12+ / Ubuntu 22.04+ · 8 GB RAM recommended

Download · ≈ 2 GB

diagon_1.2.0_amd64.deb

  1. 01Download the package, then install it:
  2. sudo apt install ./diagon_1.2.0_amd64.deb
  3. 03Launch “Diagon” from your application menu.

macOS

Soon

In the works — the Apple Silicon build has to be produced on Apple hardware, and it's next in line. Want a note when it lands?

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02Good to know

2 notes

Good to know

Signed builds

Installers from 1.1.0 on are code-signed by Soverain s.r.o. (Azure Trusted Signing); SmartScreen notices fade as the certificate earns reputation. Verify your download against the SHA-256 checksums published with the release if you want certainty.

Private by construction

Diagon has no telemetry and the AI runs entirely on your CPU — the app works with the network cable unplugged. Your diagrams are plain-text files that stay wherever you save them. See the licence and privacy notes.