One file. No runtime.
One native executable with the dashboard compiled in. Nothing to install alongside it, nothing to uninstall but the file.
Detecting your platform…
All builds
Three platforms, two architectures each. Every release ships all six at the same version.
| Platform | Architecture | File | |
|---|---|---|---|
| macOS | arm64Apple Silicon · M1–M4 | sharequota_0.1.0_darwin_arm64.tar.gz | Download |
| amd64Intel Mac | sharequota_0.1.0_darwin_amd64.tar.gz | Download | |
| Linux | amd64x86_64 · glibc & musl | sharequota_0.1.0_linux_amd64.tar.gz | Download |
| arm64aarch64 · Pi 4/5, Graviton | sharequota_0.1.0_linux_arm64.tar.gz | Download | |
| Windows | amd64x64 · Intel/AMD | sharequota_0.1.0_windows_amd64.zip | Download |
| arm64ARM64 · Snapdragon X | sharequota_0.1.0_windows_arm64.zip | Download |
Verify what you downloaded
Every release is published with a SHA-256 checksum file and a detached signature. Checking them takes one command and is worth doing on a binary that will hold your credentials.
Or install from your terminal
The installer picks the right build, verifies its checksum and puts it on your PATH.
- 1Download the archive for your platform and extract it.
- 2Move the binary somewhere on your PATH.
- 3Run it. It prints your local endpoint and your sq- key.
- 4Open the dashboard on localhost and connect a provider.
# Downloads the right build, verifies its checksum, adds it to PATH.curl -fsSL https://sharequota.com/install.sh | sh# Optional: register a per-user background service and start it nowcurl -fsSL https://sharequota.com/install.sh | sh -s -- --service$ ./sharequotaShareQuota 0.1.0 Endpoint (Anthropic): http://localhost:20130/v1/messages Endpoint (OpenAI): http://localhost:20130/v1/chat/completions Endpoint (Responses): http://localhost:20130/v1/responses Endpoint (Google): http://localhost:20130/v1beta/models API key: sq-... Data dir: ~/.sharequota Dashboard: http://localhost:20130Requirements
- Windows
- Windows 10 or newer, x64 or ARM64
- macOS
- macOS 12 Monterey or newer, Apple Silicon or Intel
- Linux
- glibc 2.31+ or musl, x86_64 or aarch64
- Disk
- About 50 MB, plus the local database
- Network
- Outbound HTTPS only. No inbound ports opened
Keep it running
The installer can register a per-user background service — a systemd user unit on Linux, a LaunchAgent on macOS, a scheduled task on Windows — so the proxy is up whenever you are logged in.
- systemd --user unit (Linux)
- LaunchAgent (macOS)
- Scheduled task (Windows)
Downloaded it. Now what?
The quickstart takes about two minutes and ends with a working request.