Download Rezure

Rezure ships as a Windows installer. Grab the latest build below, then follow the installation guide for the first-run steps.

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System requirements

Operating system	Windows 10 (build 1809 or newer) or Windows 11, 64-bit
WebView2 runtime	Usually pre-installed on Windows 10/11. If setup reports it missing, install it from Microsoft's WebView2 page.
Disk space	~400 MB for the app and the bundled Nginx + PHP, plus room for whatever you add: each extra PHP version, MariaDB, Node.js, and roughly 150 MB per PostgreSQL version, and your own projects
Memory	4 GB RAM minimum, 8 GB recommended once a database is running
Permissions	Administrator approval is needed to edit the Windows hosts file, and once each for Microsoft's ODBC Driver and SQL Server LocalDB if you install them. Everything else runs as your normal user.

Rezure targets Windows only for now. macOS and Linux builds are not available.

Updating

Once Rezure is installed you don't need to come back here for new versions. When an update is out, a dot appears on Changelog in the app's sidebar; open it and click Update. Every update is signed, and Rezure refuses one whose signature doesn't check out. See Updates & Changelog.

Previous versions

Every build Rezure has shipped stays on the GitHub releases page, newest first. If a new version misbehaves, download the previous installer from there and run it over your current install: your projects, databases, and settings live in C:\rezure, outside the app folder, and are left alone.

Verify your download

Each release page lists a SHA-256 hash for its installer. To check the file you downloaded, open PowerShell in your downloads folder and run:

Get-FileHash .\rezureapp_3.3.0_x64-setup.exe -Algorithm SHA256

Use the name of the file you actually downloaded. Compare the Hash value with the one on the release page; they should match exactly, ignoring case. If they don't, delete the file and download it again; don't run an installer whose hash doesn't line up.