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Palsee for Mac

The copilot that lives above your Dock. Get the beta — it's on your Mac in a minute.

For Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

By downloading you agree to the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy.

SHA-256

1c9675982dc4fcb364aaf00c2c38ad17844cccc22499b25565311c9a079d2107

Check it in Terminal — the result must match:

shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Palsee.dmg

Install

Three steps and you're done.

The beta isn't notarised by Apple yet, so macOS blocks it the first time. It's a one-off — here's how to allow it:

01
Open Palsee.dmg
It's in your Downloads folder. A window opens with the Palsee icon and the Applications folder.
02
Drag Palsee to Applications
Then close the window and eject the Palsee disk in Finder.
03
Open it the first time
Open Palsee from Applications. The first time, macOS blocks it:
1. aIn the “Apple could not verify…” alert, click Done.
2. bOpen System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll down to Security.
3. cNext to the message about Palsee click “Open Anyway” and enter your Mac password. The button stays there for about an hour after you tried to open the app.
4. dConfirm Open in the next alert. From then on Palsee opens normally.

Illustration: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Security

On macOS 14 Sonoma the old shortcut still works: right-click Palsee → Open. Apple removed it in macOS 15 Sequoia.

Finally allow Microphone, Screen Recording and Accessibility (Palsee walks you through it). Then hold ⌃⌥ and say what you need.

These steps follow Apple's guide: Safely open apps on your Mac (support.apple.com)

Requirements

System: macOS 14 Sonoma or later
Mac: Apple silicon (M1 or later)
Space: About 30 MB
Connection: Internet for cloud models; none needed with a local model (LM Studio, Ollama)
Permissions: Microphone, Screen Recording, Accessibility; possibly Input Monitoring for the shortcut
Account: A Capture account — sign up on the web, no card needed

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