FREEHOLD
Download verification

Check that your download is genuine

Compare the fingerprint of the file you downloaded against the one we published.

Current published build
0.1.2 (macOS)
Published 12 August 2026

Published fingerprints

Every file we publish has a SHA-256 fingerprint. If your copy produces the same fingerprint, it is byte-for-byte the file we built. If it does not, do not run it — email us.

Windows
FreeholdPOS-Setup.exe · 90,415,198 bytes — version 0.1.0
a441270feabd21807045e3dd74528d1f18ea1ed73ddb14574701a7481a63e82b
The Windows download is still version 0.1.0. Version 0.1.2 is macOS only for now.
macOS
FreeholdPOS-Setup.dmg · 191,050,372 bytes — version 0.1.2
463ed35640828d27c26860046b065774f0fb0b997b22718061a1fd4f222293d5

Windows

Open Command Prompt, then paste this. It prints a long string — compare it to the Windows fingerprint above.

certutil -hashfile "%USERPROFILE%\Downloads\FreeholdPOS-Setup.exe" SHA256

macOS

Open Terminal, then paste this.

shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/FreeholdPOS-Setup.dmg
Letter case does not matter. Windows prints the fingerprint in lower case with spaces between pairs of characters on some versions; macOS prints it in one unbroken lower-case string. Ignore spaces and capitalisation — only the characters themselves matter.

What this does and does not tell you

It tells you the file arrived intact and unmodified — that nothing was corrupted in transit and nothing was substituted for it.

It does not remove the Windows SmartScreen warning. That warning is about how many people have downloaded the file so far, not about whether the file is safe. See the SmartScreen page for what to click.

Updates

Freehold POS is a perpetual licence and runs entirely offline. It does not update itself unless you switch that on in Settings → Updates, which is off when you install it. To update by hand, download the current installer from this page's links and run it over your existing installation — your products, sales history and settings are kept.