Download & Install

EUnifyer Desktop runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux. Head to the EUnifyer download page  — it detects your computer and offers the right installer — then follow the steps for your platform below.

Every release also publishes a SHA256SUMS file on the releases page  so you can verify your download.

macOS

Step 1 — Download

1. On the download page , click Download for macOS.
2. The file EUnifyer_<version>_aarch64.dmg is saved to your Downloads folder.

The app is signed and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it without any security warnings.

On an Intel Mac? The current build is for Apple Silicon (M1 or later). Intel support is coming soon.

Step 2 — Install

1. Open the downloaded .dmg file (double-click it in Downloads).
2. Drag the EUnifyer icon onto the Applications folder.
3. Eject the disk image (drag it to the Trash or click the eject icon in Finder).

Step 3 — Launch

1. Open Applications and double-click EUnifyer, or find it with Spotlight (⌘ Space, type “EUnifyer”).
2. EUnifyer is a menu bar app — look for its icon in the top-right of your screen, next to the clock. Click it to open the app window.
3. The first time it runs, it asks you to sign in — continue to Sign In.

Tip: EUnifyer can start automatically every time you log in (on by default). Change it later under Settings.

Windows

Step 1 — Download

1. On the download page , click Download for Windows. Pick the x64 or Arm64 package to match your PC (most machines are x64).
2. Both an .exe installer and an .msi package are available — the .exe is recommended for most users and needs no admin rights.

Step 2 — Install

1. Run the downloaded .exe installer.
2. If Windows SmartScreen warns you, click More info → Run anyway. The installer is currently unsigned — our code-signing certificate is in procurement, and this notice will disappear once it lands. The download is safe; you can confirm it by verifying the checksum.
3. Follow the setup wizard to finish.

Step 3 — Launch

1. Launch EUnifyer from the Start menu.
2. EUnifyer runs in the system tray — look for its icon near the clock in the bottom-right of your taskbar (click the ^ arrow if it’s hidden). Click it to open the app window.
3. The first time it runs, it asks you to sign in — continue to Sign In.

Tip: EUnifyer starts automatically when you sign in to Windows (on by default). Change it later under Settings.

Linux

Step 1 — Download

On the download page , choose the package for your distribution:

Step 2 — Install

Debian / Ubuntu (.deb):

sudo apt install ./EUnifyer_*_amd64.deb

Fedora / openSUSE (.rpm):

sudo dnf install ./EUnifyer-*.x86_64.rpm

AppImage (any distro):

chmod +x EUnifyer_*.AppImage
./EUnifyer_*.AppImage

On-demand sync (files that download only when opened) needs FUSE3. Install it with sudo apt install fuse3 on Debian/Ubuntu, or the equivalent for your distribution. Without FUSE3, your Drive still syncs as a normal folder.

Step 3 — Launch

1. Launch EUnifyer from your applications menu (or run the AppImage).
2. EUnifyer runs in the system tray. Click its icon to open the app window.
3. The first time it runs, it asks you to sign in — continue to Sign In.

Verifying your download (optional)

Every release includes a SHA256SUMS file on the releases page . To confirm your download is intact, compare its checksum against the matching line in SHA256SUMS:

# macOS / Linux
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/EUnifyer_*

# Windows (PowerShell)
Get-FileHash "$env:USERPROFILE\Downloads\EUnifyer_*.exe" -Algorithm SHA256