Linux
x86_64 · Script or package
The script fetches the newest AppImage from GitHub, installs it without sudo, and adds Zync to your application launcher.
curl -fsSL https://zync.thesudoer.in/install.sh | sh Paste into your terminal to install.
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Your terminals, files, and SSH connections. Together in one desktop workspace, on the system you already use.

Latest releasev2.32.1
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x86_64 · Script or package
The script fetches the newest AppImage from GitHub, installs it without sudo, and adds Zync to your application launcher.
curl -fsSL https://zync.thesudoer.in/install.sh | sh Paste into your terminal to install.
.exe installer
Run the installer, then open your first local or remote terminal.
Download for Windows Windows installation help.dmg disk image
Open the disk image and drag Zync into Applications.
Download for macOS macOS installation helpFirst launch
Choose how you install. Find everything you need for the first launch below.
Installation guideThe script fetches the newest AppImage from GitHub, installs it without sudo, and adds Zync to your application launcher.
If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", choose More info, then Run anyway. Download only from the official zync-sh/zync Releases page.
Full installation guideIf macOS blocks the first launch, right-click Zync in Applications and choose Open, or use Open Anyway in Privacy and Security.
Full installation guideInstall help
Answers about accounts, release files, the Linux installer, and supported desktop systems.
No. Install the desktop app and use local terminals or SSH without an account. Google Drive sync and Public URLs have separate optional sign-in flows.
The download buttons point directly to files published on GitHub Releases in the open source zync-sh/zync repository.
It installs the latest AppImage in your home directory, adds a zync command under ~/.local/bin, and creates a desktop launcher. It does not require sudo.
No. Zync is a desktop application for Linux, Windows, and macOS.