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t Thegram for Mac Release 0.9.7 (Build 32)
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# Thegram for Mac 0.9.7 (build 32)

The current public Thegram for Mac release is 0.9.7 (build 32). Download: https://thegram.one/download/mac/ (DMG: https://thegram.one/download/Thegram.dmg).

## Requirements

- Apple silicon (arm64; M1 or later).
- macOS 26 or later.
- For local coding-agent integration: Node.js 22 or later.
- To use local agent access, keep Thegram open and have the person enable Agent Access in Settings → Agent Connections.

The release evidence identifies the desktop source commit as 0a3c691fda9f9440294cc21a4a8db544cd3e6111. The public DMG SHA-256 recorded in release evidence is 2f2f6d0ddb2e81c978199297629e9720c34471fd81c24f16354143c81538e698; the evidence records a successful public HTTP 200/hash match and accepted notarized Developer ID/Gatekeeper status. It notes an initial post-rollout 502 followed by successful full GET; it does not claim every first request always succeeds.

## Install and check

Open the DMG, drag Thegram to Applications, then open it. macOS may ask to confirm opening an app downloaded from the Internet; the published install guide says the app is signed and notarized. Sign-in is optional for local files. Do not infer that a Cloud account, vault, or Google Drive connection exists from a local install.

To verify the app identity, use Finder → Applications → Thegram → About Thegram and confirm version/build if displayed. The shipped release evidence covers release/candidate/signed/installed native checks and the hash-verified public DMG; it does not claim full acceptance, physical IME or live-account E2E.

## Sources

- Release evidence: thegram-desktop/evidence/release-097/verification.json.
- Public product source: thegram-desktop/README.md.
- Installer requirements and steps: https://thegram.one/install/agents.md and https://thegram.one/install/#mac.
- Download source: https://thegram.one/download/Thegram.dmg.

This page states only verified product release information and its prerequisites. It does not change or resolve Core licensing.
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