rivetAppImage
Linux
Installs alongside the local node and connects to it automatically — open it and you’re looking at your hub.
SHA256
0a7ad834c92ff84334682639030a89e3d7fc88ba9080870f904cbebdc59d78d4
Downloads
The RivetHub apps.
The apps are how you browse and work with your hub. On Linux the desktop app finds a local node by itself; everything else pairs in a couple of steps.
Don’t have a hub yet? Start with the Quickstart →Desktop
On your computer.
Windows installer
Windows
There’s no Windows hub installer yet, so this app connects to a hub you already run — on a server, or another machine on the network.
SHA256
728d2d5b81d84678fbdc7aec4b2e6f91835dd4cc496213765fbb0385f2620fd3
Not yet
macOS
The macOS desktop app is on the way. Until it ships, your hub works fully in the browser — the local installer already supports macOS.
Open localhost:5174 →Mobile
On your phone.
APK
Android
On the desktop or web app, mint an enrollment in Settings → Devices — a QR code is shown. Scan it in the Android app under Settings → Node & Mesh → Scan from desktop. Off your home network, connect over Tailscale.
SHA256
c19dbc7461a303cf07b2615c86f8d0ba2c65b8211d8fd1bb3efabe8cedef9d58
Not yet
iPhone
There is no iPhone app yet. The QR from Settings → Devices is for the Android app; iOS is not shipped.
Phone pairing →Release details. Versions, sizes, SHA256 checksums and download paths come from releases/latest.json. Showing the bundled release snapshot.
Every app is a client for a RivetHub hub — the Quickstart is the fastest way to get one.