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Download status
RosRunner is commercial software and is not yet available to download. Rather than present a download control that cannot function, this page states the current position precisely.
Not yet available
There is no release to download
No release has been published. Once one exists, this page will carry the version number, the release date, the file size, a checksum taken from the released file — allowing you to confirm the download has not been altered — and a functioning download link.
Until then, no version number, date or checksum is published. On a download page, placeholder values are indistinguishable from real ones to the reader.
- See what the application does The feature pages describe the current build, including what it cannot do.
- Read the documentation The guides describe the actual workflow, which is the basis for assessing suitability.
- Ask about licensing Licensing, evaluation and when it will be available — all to [email protected].
System requirements
These follow from how the application is built, so they will not change when a download appears.
| Item | What you need |
|---|---|
| Operating system | Windows 10 or Windows 11 |
| Architecture | x64 — ordinary 64-bit Windows |
| Anything to install first | No. Everything it needs is bundled inside |
| macOS / Linux | Not available. There is no macOS or Linux build |
| RouterOS (actually tested) | 6.49.x and 7.21.x / 7.23.x |
| What must be on at the device | SSH needs /ip service ssh; REST needs /ip service www or www-ssl, and only RouterOS 7.x has REST at all |
There will be two forms of it
The installed build keeps itself current: when a new version appears it downloads and applies it. The portable build is a single executable and does not — it only tells you in the status bar that a newer version exists and opens the download page for you, and you replace the file yourself.
Both keep your data in the same place, separate from the application itself. So removing the application does not take your saved device groups and preferences with it.
Updates only ever go to the product’s own update address. There are no GitHub or cloud-storage addresses or keys inside the application, and a failed update never affects the version you are already running.
In the meantime
The documentation and feature pages describe the real application, not a roadmap.