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Voido is a free public beta, distributed directly from the website and notarized by Apple. Follow these steps to pick the right build and install it. After that, Voido checks for new versions on its own and installs one only when you click Restart to Update.

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System requirements

Not sure which chip you have? Open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac. An M-series chip means Apple Silicon; an Intel processor means Intel.

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Install

1

Download the installer

Open the download page and choose Download for Apple Silicon or Download for Intel. You can also use the direct Apple Silicon link or Intel link.
2

Drag it into Applications

Open the downloaded .dmg and drag Voido into the Applications folder.
3

Open Voido

Launch Voido from Applications or Launchpad. A guided tour runs on first launch; skip it if you like and restart it later from Settings → About.
You can use Voido without an account or a network connection: events, tasks, notes and chats are saved on your Mac first. To sync across devices, see Account, sync and pricing.

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Automatic updates

Voido checks for updates about 5 seconds after launch and then every 4 hours. Turn off Automatically check for updates or click Check for Updates under Settings → About → App updates.
1

A new version is found

A dialog titled Version … Is Available offers Download or Not Now. Check Don’t remind me again to remember your choice. If you choose Not Now, you can still download it later from Settings → About.
2

Restart to update

When the download finishes, Voido shows that the new version is ready. Click Restart to Update to install it, or Later to keep working. Voido never installs an update without your click.
If an AI operation or a calendar sync is still running, Voido waits for it to finish before installing. Updates replace the app only; your tasks, notes and calendar connections stay as they are.
Failed automatic checks stay silent. Their status appears in Settings → About.