FtR

Performance. Redefined.

FtR is built for developers who demand speed and reliability. Lightweight and fast, it handles repositories and builds without slowing your workflow.

Effortless Setup.

Install FtR in seconds. No dependencies. No complications. Just one command:

curl -sSL https://quanthai.net/installftr.sh | sh

Check your installation:

ftr --help

Inker. For everything, everyday.

FtR Inker is the new alternative to cloud storage. Inker brings FtR's power to a clean, intuitive interface. Designed for people who just want to store, organise, and manage files without fuss, it makes getting things done feel effortless.

Install Inker for macOS or Linux with just one command:

Or using this command:

curl -sSL https://quanthai.net/installinker.sh | sh

ftr get qchef/inker

Easy to Use.

Installing or removing apps? Fast and intuitive.

ftr get [user/repo]
ftr up [file] user/repo
ftr remove [appname]
ftr clear

The FSDL Standard.

Every app lives in a single, lightweight .fsdl package. From a tiny game to a full OS, it contains everything your app needs to run.

Pack it, upload it, share it — FtR handles the rest.

ftr pack . myapp

Instantly installable, transparent, and universal. No hidden steps. No setup wizard.

Build with Confidence.

FtR detects your project type automatically — Go, Python, C++, or shell — and builds it with the right toolchain. No config files, no guesswork.

Optional install.sh or Makefile scripts are supported. Otherwise, FtR builds the binary for you and installs it cleanly. All you have to do is:

ftr get user/repo

Build Your App.

Creating and sharing your own FtR app is simple. Follow these steps to package and distribute your application:

1. Structure Your Project

Place all your project files in a directory. FtR automatically detects:

myapp/
├── main.go | main.py | main.cpp # Your main application file
├── install.sh                   # Optional installation script
└── Makefile                     # Optional build instructions
                

2. Package Your App

Create an FSDL package from your project directory:

ftr pack . myapp

Your app is now wrapped in a single .fsdl package, ready for distribution.

3. Upload to InkDrop

Share your app through your InkDrop repository:

ftr up myapp.fsdl username/myapp

FtR handles dependencies and distribution automatically.

4. Installation

Users can now install your app with a single command:

ftr get username/myapp

Your app is now available to everyone in the FtR ecosystem. No complex configuration, no dependency handling; just clean, efficient software distribution.

Cross-Platform Power.

FtR works everywhere: Linux, macOS, even ARM devices. Commands stay identical and performance stays consistent, so you can focus on building.