Download BTC Tools

Here you can download the official versions of the BTC Tools software. Ready-to-use installation files for Windows are available below, along with straightforward, easy-to-follow commands to launch the utility on Linux and macOS.

BTC Tools v1.3.4 software update interface

Screenshot: Main interface of BTC Tools v1.3.4.

BTC Tools v1.3.3 main software interface

Screenshot: Main interface of BTC Tools v1.3.3.

Download BTC Tools for Windows

All Windows versions run in portable mode, requiring no system installation. Simply download the archive, extract it to any folder, and launch the executable—the software is instantly ready to scan your network for miners.

LATEST RELEASE

BTC Tools v1.3.4 (New Version)

The freshest and most stable release. This version of BTC Tools scans the network faster and correctly identifies newer ASIC miner models.

What’s inside: A single ZIP archive containing two execution files—one for standard 64-bit systems (recommended) and one for legacy 32-bit (x86) environments.
Download BTC Tools v1.3.4 for Windows

BTC Tools v1.3.3 (Legacy Version)

A time-tested, reliable production build.

What’s inside: A single, ready-to-launch BTCTools-v1.3.3.exe file.

When to use: Deploy this build only if the newer v1.3.4 version encounters issues or fails to communicate with your specific ASICs or custom firmware.
Download BTC Tools v1.3.3 for Windows

How to Run BTC Tools on Linux

The Linux edition (v1.3.3) is distributed directly through the official Snapcraft app store. To install it quickly, simply open your terminal, copy the following command line, paste it, and hit Enter:

sudo snap install btctools
Good to know: Developers update the Linux repository less frequently than the Windows version (the last update was deployed on March 5, 2022). Consequently, certain minor UI elements or niche features may differ slightly. You can also view it directly on Snapcraft.

How to Install BTC Tools on macOS (Mac)

Apple computers are supported via software version v1.3.3. On Mac systems, the utility must be manually compiled from source files using the Homebrew package manager. This setup is recommended for advanced users.

Step 1: First, install the required dependencies and development libraries via Homebrew:

brew install cmake boost openssl lua@5.1 cryptopp

Step 2: Next, compile the source code and build the BTC Tools application binaries:

cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/opt/btctools -DBTCTOOLS__LIB_TYPE=STATIC -DBTCTOOLS__LUA_TYPE=NORMAL .. make make install

Legacy Archived Versions

Early legacy releases of the software (such as v1.3.0, v1.3.1, and v1.3.2) are officially deprecated, suffer from performance instability, and have been entirely removed from our servers. To ensure the application correctly reads hash rates, operating temperatures, and processes mining pools without errors, we strongly advise using only the official active versions: v1.3.4 or v1.3.3.