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Installation

Download Vettamed Desktop with first-launch guidance

Choose your installer below. When the download starts, we show the exact macOS or Windows security prompt you may see, so setup is predictable from the first click.

First Launch
What to expect after download
Guided
1
Download installer
Choose your macOS or Windows build below.
2
Approve the trust prompt
Follow the exact prompt-specific steps shown immediately after download.
3
Open the app and sign in
Your authorised device is verified automatically before protected sessions open.
macOS
macOS 12 or later, Intel and Apple Silicon
Monterey or later
Intel or Apple Silicon
4 GB RAM minimum
Stable internet connection
SHA-256 · Apple Silicon
44bf38e94a46ac634b66df7f16cccd0717dd773dd4c0a44211a52498a7e21260
SHA-256 · Intel
59d697bc388ec8c184a02758162917e94140c6b3052f8575852aac1ef2af9040
Expected on first launch

Vettamed Desktop is not yet Apple-notarised, so Gatekeeper shows the standard warning for direct downloads. The installer itself is unchanged from what we publish on GitHub Releases — you can verify the SHA-256 shown on this page.

Windows
Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
Windows 10 or 11
64-bit processor (x64)
4 GB RAM minimum
Stable internet connection
SHA-256 · Download 64-bit
a1bac6bc16a51e0a53453a1eddb2a1a1bbe4adf5c95dd64e7b617840a47e1a4c
Expected on first launch

Vettamed Desktop is not yet signed with a Windows code-signing certificate, so SmartScreen treats it as an unrecognised application. The installer itself is unchanged from what we publish on GitHub Releases — you can verify the SHA-256 shown on this page.

A note on the security warnings

The installers are not yet code-signed. Both macOS Gatekeeper and Windows SmartScreen will warn you on first launch. This is expected.

This public release is owner-approved but not yet code-signed or notarised. Until signing is added, macOS and Windows display their standard "unidentified developer" or "unrecognised application" warning for direct downloads. Verify the published SHA-256 before installing.

Each installer is built by GitHub Actions on a clean runner directly from the source code at github.com/emirucar1/vettamed-releases and the build logs are public. If you want to verify the file you downloaded matches the artifact GitHub published, the SHA-256 for every installer is shown on the download cards above.

Both warnings can be cleared in one click. The platform-specific steps are below.

First-Launch Guide

Know the prompt before it appears

Choose a platform below to preview the exact guidance that appears immediately after download.

Expected on first launch
macOS will warn you that the installer is from an unidentified developer

Vettamed Desktop is not yet Apple-notarised, so Gatekeeper shows the standard warning for direct downloads. The installer itself is unchanged from what we publish on GitHub Releases — you can verify the SHA-256 shown on this page.

1

Open the downloaded .pkg file. macOS may say "the installer cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer." This is expected.

2

Right-click the .pkg file and choose Open. macOS will show the same warning with an Open button — click Open.

3

Alternatively: System Settings > Privacy & Security > scroll down > click Open Anyway next to the Vettamed Desktop entry.

4

Continue through the installer normally. Once installed, launch Vettamed Desktop from Applications.