Get OmniBridge

Downloads

Every build is scanned with VirusTotal on release; checksums are provided so you can verify what you downloaded. Beta releases get new features first but are less tested — Stable is what most people should run.

Windows

Stable — v1.0.8

Windows (MSI installer)

Download omnibridge-x86_64.msi

sha256: 10f46cc7f89d27319ab1c419a1aa0b91101f35ce29e804ca5817aec9b17301cd · VirusTotal scan →

Beta — v1.0.9-beta22

Windows (MSI installer)

Download omnibridge-x86_64.msi

sha256: 10f46cc7f89d27319ab1c419a1aa0b91101f35ce29e804ca5817aec9b17301cd · VirusTotal scan →

Linux (Debian/Ubuntu)

Every tagged release publishes to our self-hosted, GPG-signed apt repo — Stable releases to the stable channel, Beta releases to the testing channel (same repo infrastructure, "testing" predates the Stable/Beta naming).

apt install (Stable)

sudo mkdir -p /etc/apt/keyrings
      sudo curl -fsSL https://repo.jpps.us/repo-signing-key.asc -o /etc/apt/keyrings/jpps-repo.asc
      echo 'deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/jpps-repo.asc] https://repo.jpps.us/stable /' | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jpps.list
      sudo apt update
      sudo apt install omnibridge

The repo is GPG-signed — apt update verifies InRelease against the key fetched above before trusting anything in it.

Download the .deb directly

sha256: 4b43d98099dc5ef118382676910a7d0bee446a747d841357e8d1a8a73b2e4523

Same file apt install pulls from this channel — for manual dpkg -i installs, or systems that don't want an apt source added.

apt install (Beta)

Same setup, but point at the testing channel instead of stable:

sudo mkdir -p /etc/apt/keyrings
      sudo curl -fsSL https://repo.jpps.us/repo-signing-key.asc -o /etc/apt/keyrings/jpps-repo.asc
      echo 'deb [signed-by=/etc/apt/keyrings/jpps-repo.asc] https://repo.jpps.us/testing /' | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/jpps.list
      sudo apt update
      sudo apt install omnibridge

Download the .deb directly

sha256: b4c665fd4fbc9d0872f6a6afd01655b43268909a2bdb7b556115d3c0b599a9be

Same file apt install pulls from this channel — for manual dpkg -i installs, or systems that don't want an apt source added.

Upgrading from an earlier install under the old name? Installing the omnibridge package detects it automatically, migrates your license and config forward, and stops (but doesn't remove) the old service — see Release Notes.

Once it's running (Linux or Windows), the dashboard is at http://<gateway-ip>:8080 in a browser — see the docs for a full walkthrough.

Don't have a license yet?

Every download requires an active license or trial to run — start a free 30-day trial first if you don't have one.

Start a Free Trial