Download for Windows
64-bit Windows 10/11. Run the
.exe installer and evoX takes care of the rest. It installs to
your user account, needs no administrator permission and keeps itself current with automatic updates.macOS — Apple Silicon
.dmg for Macs with M1 and later. No build is published for Intel Macs. The package is not yet
signed by Apple, so you will see a security warning on first launch; you need to open the app
manually once. On first launch evoX asks for Accessibility permission so the shortcuts you
assign to keys can work. There are no automatic updates; you download every release from here.
SHA-256 digest of the file: 80de69b7cf9e0afaf3fe88869863d89c0615583c2625630c992ddf8fedeb2dc2Linux — x86_64 AppImage
AppImage for the x86_64 architecture. Make the downloaded file executable and open it; no
installation is needed. On first launch evoX asks once for your administrator password to set up
device permission. Automatic updates work when you run the app as an AppImage from a folder you can write to.
SHA-256 digest of the file:
20352177a15090889472a63a49a652228359643e94737ecd7675cbab3d5a032eThe links always point to the latest stable release. If you want to make sure the downloaded file is
not corrupted, compare it with the SHA-256 digest in the cards. Do not run installer packages whose
source you cannot verify.
After installation
1
Install and launch
evoX installs to your own user account; no separate system service is installed. On first
launch its data area is prepared in your user folder.
2
Grant the required permissions
macOS asks for Accessibility permission and Linux asks for a one-time device permission.
Windows has no extra permission step.
3
Connect the device
If the official app is holding the device, take over control.
4
Stay up to date
On Windows and Linux, evoX checks for new releases in the background and notifies you when one
is ready. On macOS you download updates manually from this page.
