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Beta Version
New Desktop App for iPhone and iPad Users

This beta software is available for the regular Threema version for iOS (iPhone/iPad) and for Threema Work for iOS only. It enables to use the multi-device functionality with a mobile device and up to two computers. Even though the desktop app is still being developed, it is generally stable; however, you may occasionally encounter issues. For more details, please refer to this FAQ entry.

Support for Android devices is being developed. If you use Threema for Android, please download the regular desktop app here.
<span class='font-weight-light'>Beta Version</span><br>New Desktop App for iPhone and iPad Users

macOS

For macOS (Apple Silicon)
7F75152D-1BE6-4B55-839E-28A7A33ABF4C

Checksums: sha256 | b2

2.0-beta44

For macOS (Intel processor)
7F75152D-1BE6-4B55-839E-28A7A33ABF4C

Checksums: sha256 | b2

2.0-beta44

Older Macs use Intel chips, newer models (introduced after 2020) use Apple Silicon. If you’re unsure which kind of processor is your Mac, please refer to this guide over at Apple.

Windows

For Windows (Installer)
7F75152D-1BE6-4B55-839E-28A7A33ABF4C

Checksums: sha256

2.0-beta44

Once opened, you can pin the application to your task bar: right-click on the Threema icon in the task bar and select “Pin to taskbar.”

Linux

We distribute the beta version of Threema 2.0 for desktop through Flatpak. Make sure you have set up Flatpak for your distribution.

Run the following commands in your terminal:

$ flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://dl.flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
$ flatpak install --from https://releases.threema.ch/flatpak/threema-desktop/ch.threema.threema-desktop.flatpakref

Note: Update the Threema beta version for desktop through your software manager or by running flatpak update in your terminal.

For security reasons, Threema Beta doesn’t have full access to your files, which is why “drag and drop” is restricted in some cases. To allow full access, please run the following command:

$ flatpak override ch.threema.threema-desktop --filesystem=host