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AppImage Pool

A simple, modern AppImageHub Client, powered by flutter.

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Stars
726
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46
Last push (UTC)
Mar 12, 2026
Project status
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Original README

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AppImagePool

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Simple AppImageHub Client

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Main Highlights

  • Simplified categories
  • Download from github directly, no extra-server involved
  • Integrate and Disintegrate appimages easily from your system
  • Version History and multi download support
  • FLOSS and non profit app
Download Links
AppImage Nightly AppImage Flatpak
Download AppImage Download AppImage Download on Flathub

Installation

Flatpak
  • Install

flatpak install flathub io.github.prateekmedia.appimagepool

  • Run

flatpak run io.github.prateekmedia.appimagepool

Appimage
  • Run chmod a+x appimagepool-x86_64.AppImage

Or Right Click to go to Permissions and allow to run as a program and Execute (Open the file again).

Build from source
  • Download latest Flutter SDK (>=2.5.0 / beta version)
  • Clone this repo and then
# Download dependencies and Enable Linux support
flutter pub get; flutter config --enable-linux-desktop

# For Direct Testing
flutter run -v -d linux
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I like building stuff, sde 2 at @usebruno, prev @ente

@usebrunoBengaluru, India
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