Platform fit
Use the installer that matches your operating system.
Download Wappler
Know what you need before downloading Wappler, what gets installed, and how to move into onboarding once the app is open.
Download Wappler with the first project in mind
Downloading Wappler is not just grabbing an installer. The useful question is whether your machine, project target, and account state are ready for the kind of app you want to build next. When those basics are clear, the first launch leads directly into onboarding instead of setup detours.
Account context
Know whether you also need license or subscription access.
Onboarding readiness
Open Wappler already knowing what to do first.
Download the build that matches your development machine.
Make sure you know whether you are starting a trial, using a wallet plan, or signing in with an existing account.
Treat the first launch as the start of onboarding, not the end of setup.
A practical first-launch checklist reduces avoidable friction
Before you build anything, verify that the app opens, the main UI loads correctly, and Project Manager is reachable. Those three checks tell you that the install is healthy enough to continue into the beginner sequence.
TIP: If the app launches but your environment feels incomplete, pause and resolve the setup issue now instead of trying to debug it later from inside a project workflow.
Launch Wappler and confirm the main editor UI appears normally.
Open or reach Project Manager so you know project creation is available.
Continue directly into Getting Started or create your first project while the install context is still fresh.
Next steps
Once the app opens cleanly, the next job is not more installation work. It is choosing the beginner path that gets you to a visible result quickly.