> ## 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.

# Download evoX

> Download the evoX desktop app. Windows, macOS (Apple Silicon) and Linux (x86_64 AppImage) packages are available.

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Download evoX to your computer and start managing your device. evoX now runs on Windows, macOS and
Linux; your profiles, key assignments and Market content are the same on all three systems. Each
system has its own permission and update rules, so there are a few differences, listed in the cards below.

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  <Card title="Download for Windows" icon="windows" href="https://pub-6121ffa582fa41d3a5959314fbcfb19e.r2.dev/win/evoX-Setup-latest.exe">
    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.
  </Card>

  <Card title="macOS — Apple Silicon" icon="apple" href="https://pub-6121ffa582fa41d3a5959314fbcfb19e.r2.dev/mac/evoX-latest-arm64.dmg">
    `.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: `80de69b7cf9e0afaf3fe88869863d89c0615583c2625630c992ddf8fedeb2dc2`
  </Card>

  <Card title="Linux — x86_64 AppImage" icon="linux" href="https://pub-6121ffa582fa41d3a5959314fbcfb19e.r2.dev/linux/evoX-latest-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: `20352177a15090889472a63a49a652228359643e94737ecd7675cbab3d5a032e`
  </Card>
</Columns>

<Note>
  The 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.
</Note>

## After installation

<Steps>
  <Step title="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.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Grant the required permissions">
    macOS asks for **Accessibility** permission and Linux asks for a one-time device permission.
    Windows has no extra permission step.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Connect the device">
    If the official app is holding the device, [take over control](/en/application/device-connection).
  </Step>

  <Step title="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.
  </Step>
</Steps>

For detailed installation steps and platform requirements, see the [Installation](/en/application/installation)
page. Follow release changes on the [Release notes](/en/application/changelog) page.