# Installation We strive to make working with Tuna comfortable for everyone, both experienced users and beginners, so we support 2 clients: 1. Console utility **tuna-cli** - has a full set of features and integrations with the platform. A Swiss army knife in the hands of an experienced developer. 2. Desktop application **Tuna Desktop** - basic functionality for creating tunnels. Maximum simple installation, configuration and launch. Even your accountant can handle it. [![Console with running tuna cli](/docs/img/getting-started/cli.png "I'm a hardcore senior, emacs is my home")](https://tuna.am/en/docs/guides/install/install-cli.md)[![Running Tuna Desktop](/docs/img/getting-started/desktop.png "I'm a vibe-coder, click-click")](https://tuna.am/en/docs/guides/install/install-desktop.md) 🖌 Security and authenticity verification All builds, signature files, public keys are available at the link - We focus on security, so we recommend verifying that you are using our official client builds. Starting from tuna cli version **0.27.4** and Tuna Desktop **v0.1.11**, all build artifacts, archives, packages, installers, checksum files and docker images are signed with our digital signature. * Public **GPG** key for verification is distributed at the link - * Public [Cosign](https://docs.sigstore.dev/) key for Docker images verification - All tuna cli artifacts are signed with a **GPG** key, docker images using **cosign**. Tuna Desktop artifacts for Linux are also signed with a **GPG** key, for Windows and macOS using **cosign** and contain a `.bundle` file for easy verification. warning We strongly recommend verifying that you are using original build artifacts and our repositories.