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Downloads, updates, and macOS security

Resolve blocked downloads, first-launch warnings, update failures, and the 0.2 Cloud Project migration.

Last updated August 25, 2026

Leafage supports macOS 14 Sonoma or later on Apple silicon and Intel.

Download the current build

Download the universal .dmg from the Leafage homepage or use:

https://downloads.leafage.app/desktop/latest/leafage-macos-universal.dmg

This stable link always downloads the latest published, signed macOS release. Leafage keeps versioned release files behind the scenes so updates can be verified and rolled back safely.

Open the disk image and drag Leafage into Applications.

If macOS blocks the first launch

  1. Open Applications.
  2. Control-click Leafage.
  3. Choose Open.
  4. Confirm.

If there is no Open button, use System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway.

Update from an older local-Project release

Leafage 0.2 uses Cloud Projects. It does not list old local Projects automatically, but it can recover them from their original folders.

To recover old Projects after updating:

  1. Install Leafage 0.2 and sign in.
  2. Open Settings > General.
  3. Click Advanced in the bottom-left corner.
  4. Choose Legacy project recovery.
  5. Select the older Projects folder and choose which Projects to import.

The update does not delete the old local data, and recovery leaves the original folders unchanged. If you exported .leafage backups before updating, you can also import them from the Projects screen.

Check for updates

Open Projects > Settings > General and use App updates. Leafage can download an update and relaunch when installation finishes.

Manual update

Quit Leafage, download the current .dmg, and replace the app in Applications. Replacing the app bundle does not delete your account or Cloud Projects.

Contact support if the same signed update fails more than once.