Stable
The release everyone should run.
- macOSApple Silicon (M1 and later).dmg
- Windows64-bit.msi
- Linux · AppImageAny 64-bit distribution.AppImage
- Linux · .debDebian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint.deb
- Linux · .rpmFedora, RHEL, openSUSE.rpm
These builds are not signed with a paid developer certificate, so the first launch shows a warning. On Windows, click More info, then Run anyway. On macOS, follow the steps below.
Installing on macOSA one-time step on first launch. Updates install without it.
- Open the
.dmgand drag TeamTalk into Applications. - Open TeamTalk. macOS says it cannot verify the app — click Done.
- Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to Security, click Open Anyway next to TeamTalk, and confirm with your password.
Or skip steps 2 and 3: after copying the app to Applications, run this in Terminal, then open TeamTalk as usual.
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/TeamTalk.app
Available versionsEvery release and beta, with its installers.
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Beta builds
The newest alpha, beta or release candidate, for trying changes before they ship. A beta install keeps receiving beta updates, and moves onto the stable release once it is newer.
- macOSApple Silicon (M1 and later).dmg
- Windows64-bit.msi
- Linux · AppImageAny 64-bit distribution.AppImage
- Linux · .debDebian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint.deb
- Linux · .rpmFedora, RHEL, openSUSE.rpm
Installing a beta on macOS? The same first-launch step applies — see Installing on macOS.
Phone
Android is available now, and the iOS app is on its way. Your account works on both.
Installing on AndroidThe app comes from this page rather than Google Play.
- Download the
.apkand open it from the download notification or your Files app. - If Android asks, allow Install unknown apps for your browser, then go back.
- Tap Install, then open TeamTalk.
The Android app does not update itself. To update, download the APK again and install it over the old one — you stay signed in and keep your chats.
Want to know what changed? Read what’s new in each release.