# Installation

To start using Request Ranger, you can choose between three installation methods: downloading it directly from the Apple App Store, manually downloading releases from our GitHub release page or building the release yourself. This page outlines the steps for both installation methods, as well as the benefits of each option.

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We highly recommend to stick installing releases from the Apple App Store if you don't aim to perform code changes on Request Ranger.
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[Install from the Apple App Store](/getting-started/installation/install-from-the-apple-app-store.md)
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[Manually Download Releases from GitHub](/getting-started/installation/manually-download-releases-from-github.md)
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[Build Request Ranger yourself using XCode](/getting-started/installation/build-request-ranger-yourself-using-xcode.md)
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