Test downloads

Help test Slithy before the live network starts.

These builds are for the public test network. They let you create a wallet, mine with your computer, send test SLTHY, check updates, and report what breaks.

Read this first. Test SLTHY has no market value. The wallets and chain will be reset before the live network launches. Backups are still worth testing, but do not treat this chain as permanent.

Windows

Slithy Tove wallet and miner

Use this if you want the easiest test path. The Windows app includes the wallet, local mining, official node selection, signed updates, and the bug-report helpers.

Download Windows installer

Version 0.1.35. Unsigned until the Azure signing setup is finished.
SHA256: F23DF269FD7131E4CBB056438736017C07B7D349EF8D4A1DD2AE4935DD22C995

Linux

Linux menu tool

The Linux script gives testers a terminal menu for wallet, mining, updates, and basic chain checks. It is meant for people who are comfortable running commands.

Download Linux install script

Current Linux update package: 0.1.45-testnet.
SHA256: 1FCEFB7A456B8CB8971F54960502EB9C6E7C7E1569AEA546E190C001680DDF45

Linux package

Full Linux x64 package

Use the package directly if you want to inspect the release files or install by hand instead of using the menu script.

Download Linux package

SHA256: 356EC308590BC08DBD0E4259644B399981CB8DEF83DFED21F8387494DB061D53
View Linux update manifest

Support

Tell me what breaks

Please send the version, operating system, node selection, and the steps that caused the problem. Never send wallet passwords, recovery words, or private keys.

Report a bug

Thank you for helping test and develop Slithy.

What to test first

Create a wallet, back it up, mine a few blocks, stop mining, switch between official nodes, restart the app, check for updates, and try sending test SLTHY to another tester. If something feels confusing, that is useful feedback too.

Read the beta testing notes before sending reports. You can also download the plain SHA256 checksum file.