Beta 0.9.2 · macOS 14+

Download Conberate.

Native for Mac and free while in beta. A single app, no installer. Offline-first: it works with no network, and syncs your days when there is one.

Download for Mac · .dmg See how it works

Universal · Apple silicon & Intel

Open the disk image

Double-click the .dmg and drag Conberate into your Applications folder. That's the whole install.

Open it once, the long way

The first launch needs one detour through System Settings — see below. macOS remembers after that.

Sign in, then plan the day

An account keeps your days synced and backed up. Then a ten-minute planning ritual and you're working, out of the way in the menu bar.

First launch

macOS will warn you. Here's why, and the three clicks past it.

Conberate isn't notarized yet. Notarization is a certificate Apple sells for $99 a year, and — being built by one student — it isn't paid for. So the first time you open the app, macOS says it can't check it for malicious software. The warning is real; the reason is money, not danger. Supporters are how it gets paid, and once it's notarized this step disappears.

To open it the first time

Double-click Conberate. macOS blocks it — click Done.
Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
Scroll down to the note about Conberate and click Open Anyway.

See what a year costs, and support it

Requirements

Small, quiet, and yours.

OPERATING SYSTEMmacOS 14 Sonoma or later

ARCHITECTUREUniversal — Apple silicon & Intel

SIGNINGSelf-signed · not yet notarized

DATAOffline-first · account required