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.
SHA-256 digest of the file: c0098eec302170574b3fb089afa49ed661b51cf498b738c6802cc1c84f1bb848macOS — Apple Silicon
.dmg for Macs with M1 and later. No build is published for Intel Macs. The package is signed
and notarized by Apple, so it opens without a security warning. On first launch evoX asks for
Accessibility permission so the shortcuts you assign to keys can work. Updates arrive automatically.
SHA-256 digest of the file: d1e9d2d4dc3eca65dfd4b22e70cbeca318b14260a60d1ad7985e2a08483699f3Linux — 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:
55f105f6c3b19e71c7c260e9f3481d89d14743964ba6e68951288c9ae8662270The 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
evoX checks for new releases in the background and notifies you when one is ready. On a Mac
running 0.3.14 or earlier, install the new release manually from this page once; later updates
arrive automatically.
