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Use SeatKeeper like an app on desktop, tablet and phone.

SeatKeeper is a secure web application, and the recommended no-cost install is to add it from your browser as an app-style shortcut. Group admins and members can then open it from their desktop, dock, taskbar or phone home screen without needing a separate signed installer. Direct Mac and Windows downloads are paused for now to avoid operating system security warnings.

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Install SeatKeeper from your browser first.

This gives you the cleanest no-cost app experience. It avoids macOS notarisation warnings and Windows SmartScreen installer messages, while still opening the live SeatKeeper platform with the latest deployed features.

Mac using Safari

1Open https://seatkeeper.co.uk in Safari.
2Open the File menu.
3Choose Add to Dock.
4Keep the name as SeatKeeper and click Add.
5Open SeatKeeper from your Dock or Launchpad.

Safari's Add to Dock option creates a clean app-style shortcut on newer versions of macOS.

Mac using Chrome

1Open https://seatkeeper.co.uk in Chrome.
2Open the three-dot menu.
3Choose Cast, save and share, then Install page as app if shown.
4Open SeatKeeper from Launchpad or Applications.

If Chrome does not show Install page as app, choose Create shortcut and tick Open as window if that option appears.

Windows using Edge or Chrome

1Open https://seatkeeper.co.uk.
2Open the browser menu.
3Choose Apps, then Install this site as an app.
4Pin SeatKeeper to the taskbar or Start menu.

This creates a SeatKeeper app icon without using a Windows installer, which avoids SmartScreen installer warnings.

iPhone or iPad

1Open https://seatkeeper.co.uk in Safari.
2Tap the Share button.
3Choose Add to Home Screen.
4Name it SeatKeeper and tap Add.

This gives users a SeatKeeper icon on their home screen and opens the app in a clean browser window.

Android

1Open https://seatkeeper.co.uk in Chrome.
2Tap the three-dot menu.
3Choose Add to Home screen or Install app.
4Confirm the SeatKeeper icon.

The exact wording varies slightly by Android phone and browser.

Why this is the recommended route

Use a browser shortcut instead of a downloaded installer.

SeatKeeper is already built to run securely in the browser. Adding it to the Dock, taskbar, Start menu or home screen gives users a familiar app icon while keeping the setup simple and reliable.

No installer warnings

Because you are opening the live website as an app-style shortcut, macOS and Windows do not need to approve a separate downloaded installer.

Always up to date

The shortcut opens the live SeatKeeper platform, so users automatically get the latest deployed version.

Works across devices

The same approach works well for group admins, members and committee users on desktop, tablet and mobile.

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What to do if you still want an app-style icon.

You do not need to download anything. Use these instructions when you want SeatKeeper to feel more like a normal desktop or phone app for day-to-day group administration.

If you want a desktop icon

1Open https://seatkeeper.co.uk in Chrome, Edge or Safari.
2Use the browser menu to install the site as an app or add it to your home screen.
3Open SeatKeeper from the new icon on your dock, taskbar, Start menu or phone home screen.
4Sign in normally with your SeatKeeper account.

This is the recommended approach for now. It gives users the app-style experience without a separate Mac or Windows installer.

If the browser does not offer Install App

1Create a normal browser bookmark for https://seatkeeper.co.uk.
2On desktop, drag the bookmark to the bookmarks bar or desktop if your browser allows it.
3On phones, use Add to Home Screen from Safari or Chrome.
4Use the bookmark or home-screen icon to open SeatKeeper quickly.

Browsers change their wording from time to time, so bookmark and home-screen shortcuts are the safest fallback.

Why direct installers are paused

1The previous Mac and Windows wrappers opened the live SeatKeeper platform correctly.
2macOS can block unsigned or non-notarised apps with a damaged app warning.
3Windows can show SmartScreen warnings for new unsigned installers.
4To avoid confusing users, direct downloads are paused until paid code signing is in place.

The browser app shortcut is the cleanest free option and is suitable for normal day-to-day use.

Best current option

Open SeatKeeper in the browser or install it to your device.

The installed shortcut uses the same secure live app, so users always get the latest version after deployment.

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