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Version 2.3.0 · 3 November 2026

Download Volath

Windows, macOS and Linux. It runs on your own machine. Your code, tickets and settings live in a local SQLite database, or in your own MySQL or MariaDB.

All platforms

Pick your system

All builds come from the same release. Not sure which one? The installer or disk image is the right choice for most people.

Windows

64-bit, Windows 10 or later

Installer

.exe · 134 MB

Installs Volath and keeps it up to date.

Verify the download
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SHA-256 of Volath-Setup-2.3.0.exe. Compare it with the checksum of your copy.

Linux

64-bit, most distributions

AppImage

.AppImage · 151 MB

Runs on most distributions. Make it executable and start it.

Verify the download
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SHA-256 of Volath-2.3.0.AppImage. Compare it with the checksum of your copy.

Looking for an older version or the release notes? See this release on GitHub or browse all releases.

After the download

From file to first ticket in three steps

  1. Install it

    Run the installer on Windows, open the disk image and drag Volath to Applications on macOS, or make the AppImage executable on Linux.

  2. Start Volath

    It runs on your own machine and opens its dashboard. Your code, tickets and settings stay in a local database.

  3. Activate your license

    Paste your license key in the setup wizard. The same key works from your customer account, where you can upgrade or manage your installs.

Good to know

A few things before you start

Updates

This page always offers the newest release. To update, download the new file and install it over the old one.

Checksums

Each card has a Verify the download section with the SHA-256 of the file, so you can confirm your copy is the published one.

Your license

The download is the same for every plan. What you can use depends on the license key you enter.

The first launch: a security warning

Volath is not code-signed yet, so your system may warn you the first time you open it. The warning is about the missing signature, not about a problem with the file. Compare the SHA-256 above if you want to be sure.

Windows
SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC”. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
macOS
If macOS refuses to open it, go to System Settings, Privacy and Security, and choose Open Anyway.
Linux
No warning. Make the AppImage executable first: chmod +x Volath-*.AppImage

Working on Volath itself? There is a guide to running it from source.

Need a license first?

Pick a plan, buy it, and your key is waiting in your customer account.