Desktop highlights
- Three open-standard protocols, unmodified parameters
- Routing rules by process name and by domain
- Disconnect protection freezes traffic on a tunnel drop
- Quality panel showing link saving and jitter
The current stable build is v5.2.0, released on 12 August 2026. Every package is code signed and published with a SHA-256 checksum so you can verify it yourself.
Built for Windows 10 1809 or later and Windows 11 on 64-bit. It lives in the tray, supports per-process and per-domain routing, and lets you switch between WireGuard, IKEv2 and OpenVPN.
| Current version | v5.2.0 · 2026-08-12 |
|---|---|
| Installer | QuickQ-Setup-5.2.0-x64.exe (29.8 MB) |
| Requirements | Windows 10 1809+ / Windows 11, 64-bit |
| SHA-256 | 7c14e9b03d5a86f21e40c7b8d93f5610a2e7c4b8d1f3069a5e2b74c8a90d3f61 |
A universal package for Apple Silicon and Intel that takes over traffic through a system network extension, with link saving and the active protocol visible from the menu bar.
| Current version | v5.2.0 · 2026-08-12 |
|---|---|
| Installer | QuickQ-5.2.0-universal.dmg (31.4 MB) |
| Requirements | macOS 12 Monterey or later |
| SHA-256 | b62f07d4a1c93e5807f2b1d6e4c08a37f95b2d80c6e13a4f7092d5b8c41e6a03 |
Mobile
Mobile defaults to ChaCha20-Poly1305 for better battery behaviour, and prefers IPv6 direct peering on dual-stack networks.
Supports iOS 15 and iPadOS 15 or later, available from the App Store or through this page, with a home screen widget for quick connect.
Supports Android 11 and above on Google Play or as a direct APK, and lets you decide per app whether traffic uses the tunnel.
About app stores: the app may be missing from some regional stores. If so, download from this page and only ever fetch files from the quickqwork.com domain.
Extended platforms
For sharing one accelerated route across a household, or running it on a TV box or development server.
Packages for Debian / Ubuntu, Fedora and Arch, plus the official quickq-cli tool.
curl -fsSL https://dl.quickqwork.com/setup.sh | sh
quickq-cli login
quickq-cli peers --region hk
quickq-cli up --peer hkg-02 --daemonA remote-first interface with the high-bandwidth channel enabled for streaming by default.
Supports OpenWrt and common mesh systems; configure once and every device shares the route.
Installation
Download the build for your system and compare its SHA-256 with the value above to confirm it was not altered in transit.
Run the installer and register with an email address. The basic tier never asks for a payment method.
WireGuard by default; switch to IKEv2 on networks that restrict UDP. The client remembers your choice.
Run the command for your platform in the download folder; the output should match the checksum above exactly.
# Windows (PowerShell or CMD)
certutil -hashfile QuickQ-Setup-5.2.0-x64.exe SHA256
# macOS and Linux
shasum -a 256 QuickQ-5.2.0-universal.dmgSecurity note: the only official download domain is quickqwork.com. If a third-party site offers an oversized file, extra permissions or bundled software, delete it and download again from this page.
Download questions
No. Downloading and installing are free. Register with an email address and the basic tier gives you nodes in 5 regions plus 15 GB per month with no payment method required.
The SHA-256 on this page is the published value. Run certutil -hashfile <file> SHA256 on Windows or shasum -a 256 <file> on macOS and Linux. A match means the file is intact, and all builds carry a code signature.
Yes. Installing over an existing build keeps your routing rules, protocol choice and saved nodes. Exit the running client first.
The client creates a virtual adapter and takes over the routing table, which acceleration requires, and heuristic scanners sometimes flag it. Once the checksum matches, add the QuickQ process to your trust list.