Install RigPlane Pro on macOS, Linux, or Windows — open it, see your radio, operate. Download first is allowed; on first run the app will ask you to sign in or join the open beta. Platform coverage moves with each beta cut — if a tile below shows Coming soon, that OS is not in the latest release; check the full list for earlier builds — an older file for that OS is not guaranteed.
Use the same RigPlane account email in the app and on the open beta signup so beta access, support, and future purchases stay connected.
UI ships in English, Russian, and Japanese (pilot). Switch language in Preferences → Advanced. Supported languages →
System requirements: the macOS build is for Apple Silicon (M-series) only and needs macOS 26 or later. Windows builds are x64 (Intel or AMD processor, most PCs) and ARM64 (only Windows on ARM, such as Snapdragon laptops); the RigPlane virtual audio cable needs Windows 11 version 22H2 or later. Linux builds are Flatpaks for x86_64 (Intel or AMD, also called AMD64) and ARM64. Not sure which Windows build? Open Settings → System → About: “x64-based processor” means x64, “ARM-based processor” means ARM64.
Before you install, read the notes for your build: each release card lists platform availability, upgrade steps, and known limitations. Release notes & limitations ↓
Just downloaded the app? Follow the Pro install checklist: install, sign in on first run with the same RigPlane account you used to join the beta, then add your radio in the app. The docs site is separate: it hosts the open-source RigPlane Core documentation (the Python package you install with pip) — Core installation, Core quickstart, IC-7610 USB setup, and WSJT-X setup.
The newest beta, plus the newest stable release once one ships. Install it and operate: the app handles sign-in or beta signup after launch. Drafts are hidden. Pre-releases are tagged Beta. Each download links to the RigPlane CDN — verify the SHA-256 hash if you care about supply-chain integrity.
Fetching the release list. If this takes too long, check your network.
Outdated builds, kept for reference and rollback. Use the current build above unless support asks you to install a specific older one.