# Download Warp Vault ### Download Warp Vault Warp Vault is available to download at [vault.packfiles.io](https://vault.packfiles.io) for a variety of operating systems and CPU architectures: * Windows (Intel/AMD x64, MSIX) * macOS (Universal, DMG) * Linux (Intel/AMD x64, ZIP) {% hint style="success" %} All copies of Warp Vault distributed by Packfiles are cryptographically signed to attest to their authenticity and prevent malicious tampering. To learn how to validate these signatures, refer to [this article](/using-warp/warp-vault/download-warp-vault/verify-your-copy-of-warp-vault.md). {% endhint %} ### Install Warp Vault With a Package Manager #### Homebrew (macOS) Packfiles provides a [Homebrew](https://brew.sh) tap for macOS users. This allows Warp Vault to be easily installed and updated alongside the other packages managed by Homebrew on your system. ``` brew tap packfiles/warptools brew install warp-vault ``` ### Update Warp Vault Warp Vault can be updated by downloading the latest release from , or via your package manager (if applicable). Warp Vault checks for updates on launch. When new versions are available, an indicator will appear to inform you of the latest version.

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