Signed Mac app
Use Developer ID signing for direct downloads.
The Common Compute Mac app is signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple for direct distribution outside the Mac App Store. That helps Gatekeeper verify the app when users download and open it.
Use Developer ID signing for direct downloads.
Gatekeeper can verify the build when users open it.
Providers choose limits before compute sharing starts.
Grab the Mac app from the site or CDN.
Launch the signed, notarized build.
Create an account or use an existing one.
Choose schedule, CPU caps, and power requirements.
Receive verified work when the machine is idle.
Common Compute is signed with Developer ID and notarized for secure installation. Gatekeeper verifies the build on first launch so you know the app has not been tampered with.
Install Common Compute, set your limits, and let the idle Mac do useful work.