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title: "Radix Desktop Tool"
url: "https://radix-wiki.miow.me/developers/tools/radix-desktop-tool"
updated: 2026-10-03
description: "The Radix Desktop Tool is an open-source desktop utility for Radix built by community member HODL6666. It bundles the operations that the Radix Wallet either…"
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# Radix Desktop Tool

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| Type | Desktop utility (batch transfers, [manifests](/contents/tech/core-protocols/transaction-manifests), deployment) |
| Platform | Desktop app (not a web app, by design) |
| Networks | Mainnet and [Stokenet](/contents/tech/releases/stokenet) |
| Latest release | v0.2.4 (April 2024) |

# Radix Desktop Tool

The **Radix Desktop Tool** is an open-source desktop utility for Radix built by community member HODL6666. It bundles the operations that the [Radix Wallet](/contents/tech/core-protocols/radix-wallet) either does not expose or caps – batched token transfers, manifest building, package deployment, and address conversion – into a single MIT-licensed application that runs locally rather than in a browser.

## Features

- **Token transfers** – single → multiple and multiple → multiple in one operation.
- **Airdrop tool** – sends to tens of thousands of addresses at once, past the Radix Wallet's 50–90 address ceiling. It signs locally with a private key you supply, which is why the author ships it as an auditable desktop app rather than a hosted service.
- **Transaction manifest builder** – compose [manifests](/contents/tech/core-protocols/transaction-manifests) without writing them by hand.
- **[Scrypto](/contents/tech/core-protocols/scrypto-programming-language) package deployer** – publish a compiled package to either network.
- **Token creation** and **asset verification**.
- **Format conversion** – Bech32 address ⇌ hexadecimal string.
- **Transaction history**, **entity verification**, **QR code generation**, and a **Stokenet [XRD](/contents/tech/core-protocols/xrd-token) faucet**.

> _"Because the private key is related to the security of funds, the tool must be open source and free, having people review my code builds trust, and run as Desktop App, not Web App." – HODL6666_

Supplying a private key to any tool puts the funds in that account at risk. The project's answer is that the source is public and the application runs on your own machine – read the code before you use the airdrop feature, and prefer a dedicated account over your main one.

## Status

The author deleted the repository in September 2026. It was online on 21 September and answered 404 on 23 September; the [GitHub API](https://api.github.com/repos/atlantis-l/Radix-Desktop-Tool) reports it gone, and the [atlantis-l account](https://github.com/atlantis-l) now holds one unrelated repository from 2022 (read 25 September 2026). The last release, v0.2.4, and the last commit both date from April 2024.

The source survives in copies. The [Wayback Machine capture of 3 June 2024](https://web.archive.org/web/20240603055101/https://github.com/atlantis-l/Radix-Desktop-Tool) preserves the repository page, and [ziyeziye/Radix-Desktop-Tool](https://github.com/ziyeziye/Radix-Desktop-Tool) is a re-upload whose history ends on the author's commits of 5 April 2024. The author maintains neither. The airdrop feature takes a private key, so read a copy in full before running it, try it on [Stokenet](/contents/tech/releases/stokenet) first, and fund a throwaway account rather than a main one.

## External Links

- [Radix Desktop Tool on GitHub](https://web.archive.org/web/20240603055101/https://github.com/atlantis-l/Radix-Desktop-Tool) – Wayback Machine capture of 3 June 2024; the original repository was deleted in September 2026
- [ziyeziye/Radix-Desktop-Tool](https://github.com/ziyeziye/Radix-Desktop-Tool) – a third-party copy of the source (MIT), not maintained by the author
- [Building on Radix](/developers) – the wider community tooling index