Choose the right ScreenerBot build for your machine
ScreenerBot provides native desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux, plus lightweight headless binaries for Linux servers. The public download page shows only release files verified as available on the ScreenerBot release server.
Desktop
macOS, Windows, and Linux
Server
Headless Linux x64 and ARM64
Integrity
SHA-256 per release file
Source
Versioned source tarball
Use the verified download page
Choose your operating system first, then select the architecture and package. Release availability, filenames, file sizes, checksums, and download controls come from the live release catalog.
Match the platform and architecture
The operating system chooses the build family. The processor chooses x64, ARM64, Apple Silicon, or Intel.
macOS
Native desktop appChoose Apple Silicon for M-series Macs or Intel for older x64 Macs.
Packages
DMG installer or portable ZIP
Baseline
macOS 11 Big Sur or later
Windows
Native desktop appChoose x64 for Intel or AMD PCs and ARM64 for supported ARM-based devices.
Packages
Installer or portable ZIP
Baseline
Windows 10 or Windows 11
Linux desktop
Native desktop appUse DEB for Debian-based systems, RPM for Fedora-family systems, or a portable ZIP.
Packages
DEB, RPM, or portable ZIP
Baseline
GLIBC 2.29 or later
Linux headless
VPS or serverRun the lightweight binary without Electron, a desktop session, or an X11 environment.
Packages
x64 or ARM64 server binary
Baseline
GLIBC 2.29 or later
Choose a package type
Package types change how ScreenerBot is installed, not the core trading features available on that platform.
Installer
Best for most desktop users. It follows the operating system’s normal installation flow.
Recommended for macOS and Windows
Portable archive
Useful when you want a self-contained desktop app without a standard installer.
Choose only when portability matters
Linux package
DEB and RPM builds integrate the desktop app with supported Linux distributions.
Match the package manager on your system
Source tarball
Audit the release or build it locally with the documented Rust and desktop toolchain.
For developers and source review
System requirements
These are practical minimums. Eight CPU cores and 8 GB RAM provide more headroom for a desktop system monitoring many tokens and services.
macOS
01- macOS 11+
- Apple Silicon or Intel
- 4 cores / 4 GB RAM minimum
- 5 GB free disk
Windows
02- Windows 10 or 11
- x64 or ARM64
- 4 cores / 4 GB RAM minimum
- 5 GB free disk
Linux desktop
03- GLIBC 2.29+
- x64 or ARM64
- 4 cores / 4 GB RAM minimum
- 5 GB free disk
Linux headless
04- GLIBC 2.29+
- x64 or ARM64
- 2 cores / 2 GB RAM minimum
- 2 GB free disk
CPU
More cores help when discovery, data refresh, and automation run together.
Storage
Allow room for the app, logs, configuration, and local SQLite history.
Network
Use a stable connection and a reliable Solana RPC endpoint.
Verify the downloaded file
Copy the SHA-256 value shown beside the selected release file, calculate the hash locally, and compare the complete values before installation.
macOS / Linux
shasum -a 256 <FILE>Windows PowerShell
Get-FileHash <FILE>Download safety
- Use screenerbot.io/download as the release source.
- Confirm the architecture before opening the file.
- Compare the entire SHA-256 value, not only its prefix.
After the download
Install
Follow the guide for the selected operating system and package.
Launch
Open the desktop app or start the headless Linux service.
Configure
Set the RPC, wallet, safety limits, filtering, and strategies.
Observe
Confirm dashboard and service health before enabling automation.