Antigravity v2.2.1 Historical Archive
System Requirements
Windows 10 or later (64-bit). Supports both x64 and ARM64 architectures.
System Requirements
macOS 12 (Monterey) or later with Apple security updates. Supports Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) and Intel processors.
System Requirements
Modern Linux desktop with glibc 2.28+ / glibcxx 3.4.25+, x64 or ARM64, X11 or Wayland, and internet access for AI features.
Version Details
v2.2.1 is retained as a historical build reference. The official Google download page is the current source for desktop installers, while this page avoids unverified permanent binary URLs and file-size claims.
What's New
- This page documents a historical v2.2.1 build and is not a current-release claim.
- Current Windows, macOS, and Linux download decisions should start from the official Google download page.
- Keep the archive URL only for compatibility research or a documented rollback test.
Need the Current Desktop Release?
For a normal installation or an out-of-date warning, open the official Google download page and verify the current desktop version before replacing the existing app.
Open Official Download PageWhich v2.2.1 download should you choose?
Choose Windows x64 for most Intel and AMD PCs, Windows ARM64 for ARM-based Windows devices, Apple Silicon for M-series Macs, Intel for older Macs, Linux x64 for most Linux desktops, and Linux ARM64 only when your hardware reports an ARM architecture. If you are unsure, use the platform guide first instead of guessing from the filename.
When this direct version page is better than a platform guide
Use this v2.2.1 page when you already know your operating system and architecture and only need the current verified installer link. Use the Windows, macOS, or Linux guide when you need installation commands, SmartScreen or Gatekeeper notes, package-manager updates, system requirements, or troubleshooting help.
Before replacing or rolling back a build
Close every Antigravity process, keep workspace files under version control, and confirm the version from the About dialog after installation. Do not use a historical build such as v1.13.3 unless you have a specific compatibility or rollback reason, because cloud features and update requirements usually follow the historical client.
| Option | Use when | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| Official current download page | You need the current Windows, macOS, or Linux desktop installer. | Open the official Google download page and verify the platform package. |
| Platform install guide | You need architecture help, Linux commands, or install troubleshooting. | Open the Windows, macOS, or Linux guide before downloading. |
| Older version page | You are reproducing an issue or following a team rollback policy. | Document the reason and return to the historical build after testing. |
Antigravity v2.2.1 FAQ
Is v2.2.1 the current Antigravity version?
No. v2.2.1 is a historical build. Check the official Google download page for the current desktop release.
Can I install v2.2.1 over an older build?
Yes. Close Antigravity first, run the installer for your platform, and then confirm the version in the About dialog. If an old shortcut still opens a previous build, replace the shortcut after testing the new install.
Which direct download should I choose?
Choose Windows x64 for most Intel/AMD PCs, Windows ARM64 for ARM-based Windows devices, Apple Silicon for M-series Macs, Intel for older Macs, and Linux x64 or ARM64 according to your CPU architecture.
Is Antigravity 2.2.1 different from Antigravity 2.0?
Yes. Antigravity 2.2.1 is a specific later stable build in the 2.x line. Searches for Antigravity 2.0 usually mean the modern Antigravity IDE generation, but this page is for the exact v2.2.1 installer links.
Can I use this page to fix an out-of-date Antigravity warning?
Yes. If the app says the current version is out of date, close the app, install the current package for your platform from the official Google page, and then verify the version in the About dialog.
Should I download Antigravity 1.23.2 instead?
Only if you are following a specific rollback or compatibility test. For normal installs and update warnings, use the historical v2.2.1 build rather than an older version query.