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Install Peerlify.
One installer per machine. It registers a background service that runs the encrypted data plane, plus the peerlify CLI. Install it, sign in, and the device joins your network.
Checking the current stable release…
Detects your architecture, downloads the matching installer, and installs it. Windows asks for administrator approval.
Or from an elevated PowerShell
$p = Join-Path $env:TEMP "PeerlifySetup.exe"
Invoke-WebRequest https://pkgs.peerlify.net/client/stable/windows/PeerlifySetup.exe -OutFile $p
Start-Process $p -Verb RunAs -WaitDirect installer downloads
Browse them on pkgs.peerlify.net, with checksums for every build.
Windows 10, 11, or Windows Server · Authenticode-signed, timestamped
Windows install guideA disk image containing Peerlify.pkg. Not sure which? Apple menu → About This Mac: an M-series chip is Apple Silicon.
Versioned downloads and checksums
Browse them on pkgs.peerlify.net, with checksums for every build.
macOS 14 or later · Developer ID-signed, notarized and stapled
macOS install guideInstall from the signed repository
curl -fsSL https://pkgs.peerlify.net/install.sh | shDetects your distribution and installs through apt, dnf/yum, or zypper, so upgrades ride your package manager. Other systemd distributions get the self-contained tarball; on Arch, add FALLBACK_TARBALL=1.
Self-contained tarballs
Browse them on pkgs.peerlify.net, with checksums for every build.
systemd and iproute2 · GPG-signed repositories
Linux install guideVersion, release date and file sizes are read from pkgs.peerlify.net when this page loads, so they always match what the installers actually serve. Only the stable channel is published here — older builds and every architecture are on the package host.
Windows installers are Authenticode-signed and timestamped. Linux repository metadata and RPM packages are GPG-signed. macOS packages are Developer ID-signed and notarized by Apple.