Download the APK
Pick the Android build on the download page and get the APK file.
Installing the APK means allowing installs from this source in your system settings.
| What this build needs | Set up in four steps |
|---|---|
| System version | Android 8.0 or newer |
| Architecture | ARM and x86 both supported |
| Permission | Installs from unknown sources must be allowed |
| Free space | About 100 MB |
| Network | Working internet access required |
Pick the Android build on the download page and get the APK file.
In system settings, permit installs from this source.
Confirm the install when prompted, then open the client.
Sign in, pick a route, and start the connection.
| What this build needs | Set up in four steps | Common problems |
|---|---|---|
| It says installing unknown apps is blocked | Allow that source in settings | Tap the APK again |
| The package will not parse | Confirm the system is on 8.0 or newer | Download the APK again |
| Signed in but cannot connect | Confirm the network is up | Try a different route |
Download the official QuickQ client for Windows. 64-bit builds for Windows 10, 11, and 7, with system requirements, install steps, and troubleshooting.
Download the official QuickQ client for Mac. DMG installer for macOS 11 Big Sur and later, supporting both Apple silicon and Intel, with setup steps and troubleshooting.
Download and install the QuickQ client on iOS. Works on iPhone and iPad running iOS 14.0 or later, with distribution account notes, setup steps, and usage caveats.
Download the official QuickQ client for Linux. DEB installer for Ubuntu 20.04 and Debian 11 or later, with desktop environment requirements and install steps.
Install the client and complete the setup in the tutorial, and QuickQ is ready to use.