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TITAN FOR MACOS
Download the TITAN installer for Mac and get started with your existing account.
Downloads the installer. Alternative download sources are available below.
Try another source if the main download does not work.
Download source 2 · PKG Download source 3 · PKGFrom installation to connection, one step at a time.
Use the download button above to get the installer for your device.
Open the downloaded PKG and follow the installer. Review any permission requests shown during setup.
PKG blocked? Detailed installation guide →Open TITAN and sign in with your TITAN account. Choose a server in the app and connect.
Create an account →Use these steps only if a developer-verification warning blocks the downloaded PKG. If Installer opens normally, go to step 7.
In Finder, open Downloads and locate titan.pkg downloaded using the macOS button on this page. Check where the file came from.
Double-click titan.pkg. If a developer-verification or Apple malware-check warning blocks it, read the message and dismiss it with Done or OK. Keep the file. This attempt makes the per-file approval option available.
Choose the Apple menu () at the top left, then System Settings. Select Privacy & Security in the sidebar; scroll the sidebar if necessary.
Scroll down the right-hand pane to Security. Find the message about the blocked titan.pkg file. Make sure it refers to the installer you just opened.
If you trust the source and decide to install, click Open Anyway beside that file. Labels vary by macOS version. You do not need to disable security for all apps.
Use your Mac login password or Touch ID if offered. An administrator prompt requires a Mac administrator account, not your TITAN password. If another warning appears, check the file name and choose Open or Open Anyway.
In Installer, choose Continue and read the prompts. Click Install and approve any requested administrator authentication. Wait for completion and close the installer. Allowing a file in Settings does not itself install the app.
Open TITAN from Applications in Finder, sign in with your TITAN account, choose a server and connect. If launching the app triggers a separate block, verify its name and source and use the same approval process. Review any VPN configuration permission request actually shown before allowing it.
First try opening the PKG; downloading alone is not enough. The option may be available for about one hour after the attempt. Try opening it again and return to Settings if that time has passed. A normally opening installer needs no exception.
Older macOS versions use System Preferences → Security & Privacy → General. Organization-managed Macs may restrict installation; contact your administrator. Find the macOS version under Apple menu → About This Mac.
Treat this differently from a developer-verification warning. Stop installation rather than force-opening the file or disabling protection with Terminal. Send the warning text and macOS version to support.
Check the download source and the warning. Keep system security protections enabled. If installation remains blocked, share the warning and your macOS version with support.
Sign in to the TITAN app with your TITAN account. Create an account if needed, and check your plan and service period on your account page.
Disconnect TITAN and check your normal internet connection. If it works, try connecting to a different server. If the issue continues, share the error and device type with support.