Download NasaCode

Download NasaCode Client

Connect freely to the global tech ecosystem — smart routing, system-wide proxy, stable long-lived TCP, one account across every platform.

Get the client

Recommended build for you

We've picked a download based on your system; other platforms are available below, one account works across all of them.

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Windows

Windows 10 / 11 · 64-bit
Download .exe
Latest v4.46.2 · Changelog
Other platforms

macOS

Apple silicon / Intel

Android

Android 8.0+

iOS

iPhone / iPad

Linux

Debian/Ubuntu · universal

Linux note: After downloading the AppImage, run chmod +x before launching; some distros need libfuse2 (e.g. sudo apt install libfuse2t64). On Debian / Ubuntu the .deb is recommended.

Quick start

Three steps to a rock-solid international connection

1

Download & install

Pick the client for your system, download and install — one account works across all platforms.

2

Turn on routing

Enable system-wide proxy and smart routing in one tap — domestic stays direct, overseas goes through the proxy.

3

Work as usual

Open GitHub, cloud consoles, Figma, APIs and AI tools — stable, no more timeouts.

FAQ

Download & install FAQ

How do I get started after installing?

Sign in, then enable system-wide proxy and smart routing in the client with one tap; domestic sites stay direct while overseas resources go through the proxy, covering your terminal, IDE and browser at once.

How many devices can one account be used on?

It supports sign-in across all platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS) — handy for switching between your own devices and for team members to each use their own.

Should I download the Apple silicon or Intel build for macOS?

Choose the Apple silicon build for M-series chips, and the Intel build for older Intel machines. Not sure? Check the chip type under "About This Mac".

What if the Windows install is blocked?

If SmartScreen warns you, choose "More info → Run anyway"; we recommend downloading from the official links on this page to avoid third-party sources.

How do I install on Linux?

On Debian / Ubuntu, install the .deb directly; on other distros use the AppImage: after downloading, run chmod +x to launch it. Some systems also need libfuse2.

Does it support auto-update?

The client prompts you when a new version is available — just follow the prompt to upgrade and get the latest routes and features.

Connect freely to global resources and do better engineering

Set it up once, and your whole team reaches the global tech ecosystem reliably.