On Mac, open the DMG and drag dot-prompts to Applications. If macOS blocks opening it, try once, then use Open Anyway in System Settings → Privacy & Security. The app checks this site for signed updates; installation requires approval. Your library stays at ~/Library/Application Support/local.dot-prompt/library.sqlite3.
On Windows, open the setup file. Windows may show an unknown-publisher or SmartScreen warning. WebView2 is required; setup may download it if missing. The library is saved in %LOCALAPPDATA%\dot-prompt\library.sqlite3.
Quit the app before copying the database for a backup. Already installed the older Windows dot-prompt app? Back up your library, uninstall it, then install dot-prompts. Keep the library folder.
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