> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.evox.wraithesports.app/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Welcome to evoX

> Manage your evoX device, profiles and Market content from a single desktop app.

evoX is the desktop app that manages your device's keys and knobs; it runs on Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (x86\_64 AppImage). Profiles, actions, icons, sounds and Market packs live in the same workspace and behave the same on all three systems.

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  <Card title="Connect the device" href="/en/application/device-connection">Verify the connection and take over control from the official app if needed.</Card>
  <Card title="Assign actions" href="/en/application/assign-actions">Select a key, assign a task from the action library and configure it.</Card>
  <Card title="Edit your profile" href="/en/application/profiles-pages">Switch between profiles and pages.</Card>
  <Card title="Use the Market" href="/en/application/market-plugins">Install approved ready profiles, action packs and icon packs.</Card>
  <Card title="Publish your own pack" href="/en/application/publish-your-pack">Share a profile or icon/sound pack you made on the Market.</Card>
</Columns>

## Main sections

* **Keys:** Device preview, selected key settings and the action library.
* **Market:** Approved evoX packs.
* **Plugins:** Action packs installed from the Market and their pack settings.
* **Icons and Sounds:** Content you can use on keys.
* **Settings:** Market account, device, background operation and profile/pack management.

## First launch

When you open evoX for the first time, a short welcome guides you through device connection and basic usage. In this step you are asked for optional **anonymous error reporting** permission, which contains no personal data; you can change your decision later from the **Settings → Background** card.

A permission step is also added depending on your system: on macOS, **Accessibility** permission for keyboard and mouse actions; on Linux, a one-time system rule for device access. Details are on the [Installation](/en/application/installation) page.

<Note>If the official evoX app is open, it may be holding the physical device. evoX should not present this as a connection and should explicitly ask you to take over control.</Note>