Pick a platform first; the notes and download entry below switch to match.
Download the QuickQ Windows Client
Confirm your system version, download, install, sign in and pick a node.
Targets 64-bit Windows 10 and Windows 11; sign in when setup finishes and choose a node.
Keep 200 MB or more free and stay online; take the file from this site and check its source before installing.
Windows 7 installs and connects at a basic level with some newer features unavailable; upgrading to a supported version is advised.
No separate Windows 7 installer is offered - one package ships for all; see theFAQfor more.
For iPhone and iPad; follow the prompts for permissions and connect to a node.
Check that storage is sufficient before install, and use it within the laws where you are.
Earlier systems install a basic build with a few newer features unavailable; upgrading is advised.
No separate installer for older versions - the client ships as one package.
For Android phones and tablets; the package is an APK, so allow the install when prompted.
Check that storage is sufficient before install, and use it within the laws where you are.
Earlier systems install a basic build with a few newer features unavailable; upgrading is advised.
No separate installer for older versions - the client ships as one package.
Builds cover Apple silicon and Intel Macs; follow the prompts for the first connection.
Check that disk space is sufficient before install, and use it within the laws where you are.
Earlier systems install a basic build with a few newer features unavailable; upgrading is advised.
No separate installer for older versions - the client ships as one package.
A deb package is provided covering Debian, Ubuntu and other common distributions.
A 64-bit system with a desktop environment is needed; install with an administrator account.
Other distributions can use the generic archive - unpack and run; if dependencies are missing, install them your system's way.
The archive writes nothing to system directories; deleting the folder uninstalls it.
About nodes and connecting
What do I read in the node list?
Latency and load: low latency with light load usually runs better. To change region, disconnect first, then pick.
Can I switch nodes after connecting?
Yes. Disconnect, choose another in the list, and once it reads connected you can carry on.
Why does speed vary?
Local network, node load and time of day all matter; switch nodes, pause heavy tasks or avoid peak hours.
Is the transport encrypted?
Yes, along the whole path; what is handled and for how long is written in the Privacy Policy.
Do you record what I visit?
Only what the service needs, under the Privacy Policy; browsing content is never repurposed.
Can a laptop and a phone use it at once?
One account signs in on several devices; concurrent use follows your account page and plan.
What are the install requirements?
Windows needs 64-bit Win10/11 and 200 MB free; macOS covers Apple silicon and Intel; phones need enough storage.
Anything to configure after install?
No. Sign in, pick a node, connect.
What if it will not connect?
Switch nodes, check your own network, restart the client; if it persists, follow the checklist in the guide.