Apple Silicon
Native arm64 package for Macs with Apple silicon. Keep node data on a supported local filesystem.
- Open the latest GitLab release.
- Download the macOS arm64 archive.
- Unpack it and run preflight.
INDEPENDENT PULSECHAIN TOOLING
Pulse Node Manager turns hardware checks, Docker setup, sync visibility, and local RPC handoff into one calm workflow.
INSTALLATION
Every package starts with the same read-only preflight. Choose a supported local folder, keep Docker running, and let the dashboard show what happens next.
Native arm64 package for Macs with Apple silicon. Keep node data on a supported local filesystem.
Linux archive for supported local distributions. Make the binary executable before the first run.
Windows archive for PowerShell. Extract the package, then use the same preflight flow.
BEFORE YOU START
NETWORKS
Mainnet and Testnet V4 use separate ports, data folders, Docker projects, and labels so a wallet connection is unambiguous.
Testnet data and sync state can reset.
THE PATH
The manager explains the consequences first, then keeps the local node observable from setup through RPC handoff.
See Docker, disk, memory, ports, and architecture before anything is downloaded.
Pick a folder for separate execution and consensus data. Mainnet and testnet stay apart.
Follow clients, peers, disk growth, and clear readiness states from the dashboard.
When readiness is proven, copy the loopback RPC, chain ID, currency, and explorer link.
RELEASES YOU CAN TRACE
Each version is built through the GitLab pipeline on Linux, macOS, and Windows jobs. The release page collects the packages and notes in one place, while this page keeps prerequisites and platform steps in view.
Browse release notesDESIGNED FOR SAFE LOCAL USE
The manager never asks for wallet secrets, installs Docker without consent, opens remote RPC, or silently adopts an existing data directory.