Clean Rabbit

Download Clean Rabbit

Free on every platform, about 10 MB. You do not need an account to download. The app asks for an email address the first time you open it.

Every button downloads the current release directly. Links stay the same between versions, so a bookmark or an internal deployment script always fetches the latest build.

Before you install

Early builds are not code-signed yet

Code-signing certificates are being arranged. Until they are in place, your system will warn you that it cannot identify the developer. That warning is about the certificate, not about anything the app does. You should only ever bypass it for software you actually trust, so here is exactly what to expect on each system.

macOS

“Clean Rabbit cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer.”

  1. 1.Open the .dmg and drag Clean Rabbit into your Applications folder.
  2. 2.Open it once from Applications. macOS will refuse the first time, which is expected.
  3. 3.Open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, scroll down to the message about Clean Rabbit and choose “Open Anyway”.
  4. 4.Confirm with your password or Touch ID. You only need to do this once.
  5. 5.Control-clicking the app and choosing Open no longer works on macOS Sequoia and later, so use the steps above rather than that older shortcut.

If macOS instead says Clean Rabbit “is damaged and can’t be opened”, that is the download quarantine flag rather than a corrupted file. Open Terminal and run: xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Clean Rabbit.app"

Windows

“Windows protected your PC” from Microsoft Defender SmartScreen.

  1. 1.Choose “More info” in the SmartScreen dialog.
  2. 2.Choose “Run anyway” to continue with the installation.

Linux

The AppImage does nothing when double-clicked.

  1. 1.Make it executable: chmod +x Clean-Rabbit-*.AppImage
  2. 2.Run it directly, or install the .deb instead with: sudo apt install ./clean-rabbit_*.deb

Something not working?

The troubleshooting section of the help pages covers the common cases. If yours is not there, email hello@whiterabbitfoundry.com and tell us your operating system and version.