Multi-platform roadmap

Choose the right FileLever build for your device

FileLever is being built for macOS, Windows, and Linux. The current live release is the signed and notarized macOS build, while Windows and Linux remain clearly listed so platform availability stays explicit.

Download for macOS See install instructions

The primary button opens the current GitHub release so people can verify the version, changelog, and checksums before installing.

Windows

Planned build

Coming soon Not released

Asset: FileLever-Setup-Windows-x64.exe
Release date: Pending
Size: Pending
System: Windows 10 or later, 64-bit
Security: Will be added when the first Windows build ships

Coming soon

This build is planned. Availability, install steps, and release details will appear here when Windows ships.

Install instructions on launch

Recommended

macOS

Apple Silicon, Intel, and Universal

Recommended v1.0.0

Asset: FileLever-1.0.0-macos-universal.dmg
Release date: Latest release
Size: See release page
System: macOS 13 or later, Apple Silicon or Intel
Security: Signed and notarized macOS DMGs; review the release notes before first launch

Download for macOS

Opens the current GitHub release in a new tab with the signed build, changelog, and checksums.

Install instructions

Linux

Planned build

Coming soon Not released

Asset: FileLever-Linux-x86_64.AppImage
Release date: Pending
Size: Pending
System: Modern x86_64 Linux desktop
Security: Packaging details will be published with the first Linux build

Coming soon

This build is planned. Availability, install steps, and release details will appear here when Linux ships.

Install instructions on launch

What happens next

Short path from click to install

1. Open the live release

Use the platform card to confirm availability. Today, the live path is the macOS release page.

2. Verify the release details

Check the version, changelog notes, and published checksums before you open the DMG.

3. Install and start local work

Open the signed and notarized DMG, follow the install guide, and start with folder sync, duplicate review, or large-file cleanup across local folders, external drives, Dropbox, and Google Drive folders synced locally with the Google Drive client.

Before you download

Your files stay local on your device.
Review sync and delete previews before acting.
Match the asset to your platform before opening it.
The current macOS build is code signed and notarized.
Public builds, changelog notes, and checksums are published on GitHub Releases.

The download button opens the current GitHub release and changelog.

Available now on macOS

The current public build is for macOS. Windows and Linux builds are planned and listed separately so availability stays explicit.

Preview-first local and Dropbox workflows

FileLever is built around reviewing folder differences, duplicate groups, and large files before you take action across local folders, external drives, direct Dropbox locations, and locally synced Google Drive folders.

Clear install and verification path

The release page includes version details, checksums, changelog notes, and the current signed and notarized macOS build.

See the workflow before you install

Start with the job you need to finish

If you are still evaluating the app, start with a task-led guide or a comparison page. The strongest fit today is careful preview-first folder sync, exact duplicate review, and large-file cleanup on macOS, including direct Dropbox and locally synced Google Drive folder workflows.