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Free and open source. For Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.

Vunemi 0.2.6 · Vunemi-0.2.6-arm64.dmg · 142 MB

What's new · 0.2.6

On a task's approval card you can now approve the rest of the task: that app and local changes stop asking until the task ends. Some tasks asked for many small approvals in a row, and pressing each one got in the way; without it, every step still asks on its own, as before.
Sending, deleting, replacing a file, mail, messaging and browser apps, and warnings still ask. Ask again takes it back, and it ends by itself if Vunemi can't tell whether a step took effect.
Long text typed into a Mac app (about 770 characters or more) used to stop partway because the step ran out of time. It now gets time in proportion to its length, and if it is still cut off, Vunemi reports the step as possibly incomplete instead of done.

If macOS can't verify the download

Vunemi is signed, but this release has not yet been notarized by Apple. macOS may block the disk image. This warning does not prove the file is safe.

Only continue if you downloaded this release from the link above and checked its SHA-256 against the value below.

If you trust the file, this is how to open it:

Try to open the file. When the warning appears, choose Done.
Open System Settings › Privacy & Security and scroll down to Security.
Next to the message that the file was blocked, click Open Anyway. The button is there only after you have tried to open the file; if it has gone, try once more.
macOS asks again, and may ask for your Mac password or Touch ID. Confirm it yourself.

No Open Anyway button? In the same Security section, check where macOS allows apps from: if only the App Store is selected, choose the App Store and known developers, then try to open the file again. macOS may also block Vunemi itself the first time you open it from Applications; the same steps apply.

If unsure, do not open it; contact Support.

Apple's instructions ↗

Install

Open the disk image you downloaded.
Drag Vunemi into the Applications folder.
Open Vunemi from Applications. If macOS says it can't be opened, go to System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
Choose a model on the first screen. Vunemi suggests one that fits your Mac.

You need

A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later)
macOS 14 or later
Space for a model: the app shows each model's size before downloading

Updating

From 0.1.8 on, Vunemi tells you when a new version is out and updates itself when you press Update. From an older version, download the new disk image once and drag Vunemi into Applications, choosing Replace.

If macOS asks for your password when Vunemi opens

Vunemi keeps the key to its vault in your Mac's Keychain. Vunemi is not yet signed with an Apple developer identity, so macOS recognises the part that reads this key by its exact code; after an update that changes it, macOS asks for your login password once. Enter it and choose Always Allow: it will not ask again until a later update changes that part. Allow alone lets it through once, and macOS asks again the next time. The prompt is macOS's own; Vunemi never sees your password.

SHA-256

9b7f68fb46a7b45bdef45313a842c7943513fe9ddc500eb8d578e6af392d16f8

Good to know

Results depend on the model and your Mac. A small model makes more mistakes on complex tasks.
For Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 or later.
Tasks, including scheduled ones, run while Vunemi is open.
The app is signed but not yet notarized by Apple. The first time, you may need to click Open Anyway in System Settings › Privacy & Security.