FOR YOUR MAC · OCTOBER 17, 2026

Try the Mac preview.

Job Applicator 0.2.0, build 0. The current development build, packaged for manual installation on an Apple Silicon Mac.

This preview is not notarized. The app has a verified Developer ID signature. Apple notarization and the full clean-install compatibility matrix are pending. macOS may prevent it from opening on first launch.
Download preview · 202 MB ↓SHA-256 checksum

Install on your Mac

  1. Download and open the DMG, then drag Job Applicator to the Applications shortcut.
  2. Eject the disk image. Open Job Applicator from your Applications folder.
  3. If macOS blocks the app because it cannot check it, review the message and the source of the download. If you choose to proceed with this preview, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway and confirm the app shown is Job Applicator. Do not disable Gatekeeper or system security.
  4. Sign in, review the draft policies, confirm your profile, and complete model setup. See the getting-started guide.

If you already have Job Applicator, finish or pause your queue and quit the app before replacing it. Do not run it from inside the DMG. Replacing the app keeps its existing account data; back up important information before testing preview software.

Before you start applying

What’s in this preview?

Based on the October 16 development build: improvements to form-readiness checks, preserving browser edits, avoiding repeated Submit presses while a request is in flight, radio-field recovery, and a fix for worker-pipe CPU use after a worker exits.

These changes were checked with synthetic forms and isolated bundle tests. They do not guarantee support for every employer’s form. Get help or report a problem.

Verify your download

The DMG is 211,525,048 bytes. Its SHA-256 is:

79b3939530af09e5b82194188851294caae7242e487cb5d60e75697a62e33b5f

Compare it with the output of shasum -a 256 "Job-Applicator-0.2.0-preview-d5495bd.dmg" in Terminal, or download the checksum file.

The DMG contains the unchanged Developer ID signed app. The DMG wrapper itself is unsigned, and neither has a stapled notarization ticket. No Sparkle appcast is published for this preview.