Downloads

Applications and documents, in one place.

The clients, migration tools and reference documents people ask for most, collected in one place so nothing has to be hunted down.

Everything here comes from an official source. Check the version and the platform before installing, and prefer the installation method your platform recommends.

Grouped by purpose Find things faster
Official sources Taken from the publisher
Version stated With platform and release noted
No sign-in Public files download directly

What it is

  • Items are grouped by what they are for: client tools, migration and configuration utilities, and reference material.
  • Each entry notes the version, the platforms it applies to and when it was updated, so you can judge whether it fits your environment.
  • Some files come from third-party developers. Check the source and read the licence before installing anything of theirs.
  • Tools that use account credentials should only be run on a machine you trust, never on a shared one.

How it works

01

Work out what you need

A client, a migration tool, or reference material.

02

Check the version

Make sure it matches your platform.

03

Download and verify

Install per the instructions; verify checksums where provided.

04

Read the notes

Especially before entering credentials into anything.

Grouped by purpose

Clients, tools and documents kept apart.

Version and platform

Known before you download.

Public downloads

No sign-in for the common ones.

Traceable source

The publisher is stated.

Paired with the guides

Configuration files link to the matching how-to.

Kept current

Entries are updated with new releases.

Before installing anything

Safety notes

  • Download only from the official source named on this page or from a publisher you already trust, rather than an aggregator.
  • Check the version and the supported system first; an outdated client may not connect at all.
  • Anything that takes an account password or an API key belongs on a personal device, not a shared machine.
  • If an installer asks for more permissions than the tool needs, stop and check why.

The three groups

Take what you need

TypeWhat it is for
Client toolsManaging domains and mail from a desktop or phone
Migration and configuration toolsOrganising domain lists and moving DNS records in and out
Reference materialMail client settings, server parameters and similar documents

What every order includes

Grouped listing

By purpose, with the essentials visible.

Version and platform

Check suitability before downloading.

Source stated

Who published the file.

Linked documentation

The matching setup guide.

Open access

No sign-in for the common files.

Maintained

Entries follow new releases.

Common questions

Do I need to sign in to download?

Public files do not require a sign-in. Where a tool needs to be linked to your account, the page says so individually.

Who provides these files?

Some are ours and some come from third-party developers. Each entry names the source; third-party software is licensed and supported by that developer.

There is no build for my platform. What now?

Open a ticket with your system and what you are trying to do, and we will confirm whether there is a workable option.

Can these tools store my account password?

We would not. Use credential tools on a personal device and prefer the operating system credential store over a plain text file.

Please note

  • Third-party software is licensed and supported by its own developer. Check the source and read the licence before installing.
  • Do not save account passwords or API keys on a machine that several people use.

Ready to start?

Open the page for this service and finish in a few steps. If you would rather ask first, a ticket reaches a person.