Release hub

ICONex releases for Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Download the current desktop builds, read the release notes, verify installer integrity, and follow the setup guide for first launch, restore, and moving to a new machine.

Current desktop release

v3.1.5

Current release

What ships in the current desktop line

ICONex v3.1.5 is the current desktop release line referenced by the main download section. It keeps the same product logic across platforms: local wallet control, readable transaction intent, restore-first movement between machines, and confirmation surfaces that keep the action understandable before you click.

Release scope

This release page covers the exact artifacts exposed from the main site: Windows installer, macOS disk image, and Linux AppImage. It also collects the supporting materials around them — release notes, setup guidance, and verification flow — so the download path stays self-contained and audit-friendly.

  • Same wallet rhythm across Windows, macOS, and Linux.
  • Local-first setup and restore model carried through the release line.
  • Verification-ready delivery path before first launch.
  • Release notes and setup guide published under stable anchors.

Build files

Download ICONex v3.1.5

These are the current release artifacts exposed by the main site. Choose the package that matches your operating system, then verify the file against the published release information before first launch if you want an additional trust check.

Windows

Native desktop installer

Desktop installer package for the current Windows release line. Use this when you want the standard install flow on a 64-bit Windows system.

ICONex-3.1.5-win.exe Signed .exe package 64-bit system track Windows 10 and later
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macOS

One disk image for Apple Silicon and Intel

Universal DMG release for current macOS systems. This package keeps the same ICONex flow while matching the native macOS install pattern.

ICONex-3.1.5-mac.dmg Universal DMG release Apple Silicon + Intel macOS 12 and later
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Linux

Portable one-file launch build

AppImage build for desktop-ready Linux systems. Best suited for users who want a direct portable runtime instead of a more package-manager-specific distribution path.

ICONex-3.1.5-linux.AppImage Portable AppImage 64-bit runtime path Desktop-ready Linux
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Release notes

Release notes for v3.1.5

This section exists as the canonical landing point behind the main-page link “Read release notes.” It explains what the current release line is for, what remains consistent across platforms, and what users should pay attention to before install and first run.

Product continuity

v3.1.5 preserves the same desktop product logic called out on the main site: sending, staking, voting, claiming, and approvals remain part of one readable flow instead of scattering key steps across disconnected wallet states.

  • Main surface remains focused on routine ICON actions.
  • Readable transaction intent stays central to the confirmation model.
  • Restore and recovery remain part of the normal desktop rhythm.

Platform packaging

The release ships as a native installer for Windows, a universal DMG for macOS, and a portable AppImage for Linux. The package changes to fit the OS; the wallet logic does not.

  • Windows: signed ICONex-3.1.5-win.exe package.
  • macOS: one ICONex-3.1.5-mac.dmg path for Apple Silicon and Intel.
  • Linux: one-file ICONex-3.1.5-linux.AppImage for portable launch.

Operator notes

Use the current build on the machine you actually rely on for ICON. If you are moving machines, treat restore as part of the install sequence, verify the resulting address before acting, and keep the recovery phrase offline throughout the process.

Verification

How to verify the downloaded build

This section supports the main-page promise that release hashes can be checked before first launch. Run the command that matches your operating system, compare the resulting SHA-256 value with the published fingerprint for the release, and stop if the values do not match.

Windows PowerShell

Get-FileHash .\ICONex-3.1.5-win.exe -Algorithm SHA256

macOS

shasum -a 256 ICONex-3.1.5-mac.dmg

Linux

sha256sum ICONex-3.1.5-linux.AppImage
Replace the filename with the exact file you downloaded. If the SHA-256 value you compute does not match the value published for the release, delete the file and download it again. Do not continue with a mismatched installer.

Setup guide

Setup guide for first install, first launch, and machine changes

This section exists as the landing point behind the main-page link “Open setup guide.” It keeps the install flow practical: choose the correct package, install it in the native OS pattern, launch the app, create or restore the wallet, and verify the resulting address before moving meaningful value.

Windows setup

Download the `.exe`, open the installer, confirm the system prompt, and complete the normal Windows setup path. On first launch, continue with new-wallet creation or restore if you already hold the recovery phrase.

macOS setup

Download the `.dmg`, open the disk image, and continue with the standard macOS install pattern. Then launch ICONex and move into create-or-restore based on whether this is a new device or an existing wallet.

Linux setup

Download the AppImage, make it executable if your environment requires it, and launch it directly. Then continue into wallet creation or restoration inside the app.

First launch checklist

  • Confirm you opened the correct file for your OS.
  • Create a wallet or restore one from the phrase you already control.
  • Write the recovery phrase down offline before treating setup as complete.
  • Verify the resulting address before sending or staking.
  • Use a small test transaction before moving larger value.

Moving to a new machine

Install ICONex on the new machine, restore using the saved recovery phrase, and verify that the restored address matches the previous device before you continue with normal use. Treat machine movement as a clean operational step, not as emergency recovery.

Changelog

Version history and release-note index

The footer already points to `releases#changelog`, so this section acts as the index point for versioned release entries. Right now the public release line exposed on the main site is v3.1.5, and this entry documents that current desktop channel.

v3.1.5

Current stable desktop line

Current public build line referenced from the main site. Ships Windows, macOS, and Linux packages; supports the same readable confirmation model across platforms; and uses this release page as the reference point for notes, setup guidance, and verification workflow.

  • Release artifacts published for all three supported desktop platforms.
  • Release notes grouped around continuity, packaging, and operator guidance.
  • Setup and verification flow published under stable anchors.

How this changelog should grow

As new versions are published, append new entries above older ones using the same structure: version, channel, release notes summary, verification reference, and setup notes if the installation path changes. That keeps the page indexable, scannable, and consistent over time.

Resources

Where release work connects to the rest of the site

Releases are only one part of the shipping surface. Documentation, support, GitHub, and community channels all support the same desktop release line and should stay reachable from here.

Docs

Documentation

Read install, restore, verification, security, and everyday-use guidance in the docs section.

Open docs → Code

GitHub

Follow issues, source activity, and release-adjacent work in the project repository.

Open GitHub → Community

Discord

Use community channels for feedback, support questions, and discussion around current builds.

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