Downloads

Pick your operating system and whether you want a CUDA-accelerated build. The link below always points at the latest published release on GitHub.

1. Choose your operating system

Windowsx86-64Linuxx86-64macOSApple Silicon

2. CUDA acceleration?

No CUDACPU only - works everywhereWith CUDANVIDIA GPU required

Pick an operating system above to see the matching download.

Not sure which to pick?

If you don’t have a dedicated NVIDIA GPU, choose No CUDA - the CPU build runs everywhere and AI segmentation still works, just slower. See System Requirements for GPU/driver details, and Installation for how to extract and start the app once it’s downloaded.

Linux + CUDA is two files

The Linux CUDA build is published as a two-part archive (.7z.001 and .7z.002) because of GitHub’s 2 GB file-size limit. Download both parts shown above into the same folder before extracting - see Installation for the extraction command.

VS Code Extension

The EVAnalyzer File Support extension adds validation, autocomplete, and creation wizards for .evapipe, .evaproj, and .evapt files to VS Code.

Download the latest release →

Grab the evanalyzer-file-support-*.vsix file from the release’s assets, then install it:

code --install-extension evanalyzer-file-support-*.vsix

Not yet on the Marketplace

This extension isn’t published to the VS Code Marketplace or Open VSX yet, so it’s installed from the downloaded .vsix file rather than through the Extensions view’s search. You can also install it via Extensions → … → Install from VSIX… in VS Code - see VS Code Extension for details.