We recommend that you install the latest version of the software to take advantage of all available features within Hubstaff by checking updates. Click on a guide below to ensure you are running the latest updates.
If the Check for Updates option is greyed out, this means that you are on an administrator-managed machine that requires your company’s IT administrator’s access. Please contact your system administrator to install updates for you.

Table of Contents
- How to check for updates on the Windows client
- How to check for updates on the Mac client
- How to check for updates on the Linux client
- How to install the update
- Becoming a Beta tester for Hubstaff’s tracking client
How to check for updates on the Windows client
Step 1
First, expand the window to reveal the menu icon on the tasks panel.
Step 2
Then, click on the menu icon then select, Check for Updates
Optional
You can also right-click the Hubstaff icon in your system tray to reveal the Check for Updates option.

How to check for updates on the Mac client
Step 1
Click on the menu (3-dot) icon, then select Check for Updates.
Optional
You can also click the Hubstaff icon in your system tray to reveal the Check for Updates option.

How to check for updates on the Linux client
Step 1
First, expand the window to reveal the menu icon on the tasks panel.
Then, click on the menu icon then select, Check for Updates
OPTIONAL
You can also right-click the Hubstaff icon in your system tray to reveal the Check for Updates option.

How to install the update
After checking for updates, a popup notification will appear, alerting you if any updates are indeed available. If there are, you can simply click the Install update button to proceed.
You may also opt to automatically download and install updates in the future by placing a checkmark on the box.
Becoming a Beta tester for Hubstaff’s tracking client
All Hubstaff customers can become a Beta tester for our tracking software. Our beta testers will get early access to all of Hubstaff’s latest feature releases before they are made publicly available.
If you’d like to be a part of our free beta testing program, please follow the steps in our guide here.