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# Installing ENGAGE on macOS

First, check that your computer meets the following minimum requirements:

* Mojave or later operating system
* Intel® Core™ i5 processor or better; at least 2.0 GHz and more than 2 cores
* 8 GB RAM
* AMD Radeon™ Pro 560 4 GB or better dedicated graphics processing unit (GPU)
* 9 GB of available disk space

**Note:** The ENGAGE application works on devices that use the Apple M1 and M2 chips, but we don’t officially support them.

### Using the ENGAGE macOS installer

If your computer meets the minimum requirements, complete the following steps to install ENGAGE:

1. To download the ENGAGE macOS application, go to <https://engagevr.io/engage-download-list/>, select **Desktop**, and then select **Apple Mac**.
2. After you download the app, drag it to your **Applications** folder.

You can now open ENGAGE from your Applications folder. The first time that you open ENGAGE, you may see a warning that you have downloaded the application from the Internet. Select **Open** to continue.

**Note**: If you can't open ENGAGE, you may need to adjust your Security & Privacy settings. For more information, go to <https://support.apple.com/en-ie/HT202491>.


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