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Symvibe for macOS.

Your agents, together on your Mac. Sign in to your Symvibe dashboard to check your plan, find the latest download and get started. The changelog keeps you up to date.

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MACOS 14 OR LATER · APPLE SILICON

What you need

  • A Mac with Apple Silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 14 Sonoma or newer. There is no Intel, Windows or Linux build.
  • At least one coding agent CLI installed and signed in, such as Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI. Symvibe runs the binaries already on your PATH under your own subscriptions; it does not ship them and needs no API keys.
  • A microphone if you want voice control. Speech is transcribed on the Mac; the command text with a snapshot of the board, and the short replies the app speaks, go through Symvibe's servers. Everything else works without one.
  • An internet connection. Symvibe verifies your subscription online. Without a connection the board keeps working for up to 15 minutes, then locks until it can check again.
  • A Google or email sign-in to link the app to your license. Your code, microphone audio and sessions never go through that account.

Install the CLIs first

Symvibe adds a console for any CLI on your PATH, so set up the agents you use before the first launch. These are the commands each project documents; sign in the way its vendor asks, with the plan you already have.

curl -fsSL https://claude.ai/install.sh | bash     # Claude Code, or: brew install --cask claude-code
npm install -g @openai/codex                       # Codex CLI, or: brew install --cask codex
npm install -g @google/gemini-cli                  # Gemini CLI, or: brew install gemini-cli

The side-by-side guide walks through sign-in for each and how to keep three agents off each other's files, and two installs have a step-by-step guide: Claude Code CLI on a Mac and Codex CLI with Homebrew. Any other executable you can run in a terminal can be added as a custom agent from inside the app.

Verify a build

Your account dashboard shows the current installer and its SHA-256 checksum. To check a file you downloaded, in Terminal:

  1. shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Hypervibe-<version>.dmg
  2. Replace <version> with the version you downloaded. The output must match the checksum in your dashboard, character for character.

First launch

Once your download is availableOpen the DMG and move Symvibe into Applications. Open Symvibe, choose Sign in, then continue in your browser with the same account you used to subscribe. Return to the app to start your board.

Release details

Open your dashboard for the current version, download size and checksum. If an update causes a problem, contact support with the version and what happened.

Updates

Symvibe checks for signed updates in the app. When an update is ready, you choose when to restart. You can also download the current installer from your dashboard.

Follow the release

Release news and product discussions are shared in the Discord. It is a small server run by the people who make Symvibe; bug reports and feature requests land in front of the developer.

Join the Discord

Or write to hello@symvibe.com and ask to be notified.