Windows
If a blue "Windows protected your PC" box appears, click More info, then Run anyway. If your antivirus holds the installer, choose allow or restore, then install again.
Downloads
Cleanwork, on your computer.
Get the desktop agent for your employee device. Your administrator will provide the server address; you connect it with your work email.
Match your server release. The installers below are the current public release and work with a Cleanwork server of the same version. Employees connect with an enrollment code from the dashboard; agents older than 1.5.0 cannot enroll against a current server, so upgrade both together.
Windows, macOS and Linux desktop agent
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Before you install
Allowing the app on your computer
Our installers are not code-signed yet. Trusted signing is coming as PTM grows, and it will remove these prompts. Until then your computer may warn that the publisher is unknown. That is expected for a new publisher. Here is how to continue on each system.
macOS
If macOS says the developer "cannot be verified", open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway. You can also right-click the app and choose Open.
Linux
Linux packages need no publisher approval. For the AppImage, make it executable and run it. The Debian and RPM packages install the capture tools they need automatically.
Rolling out to a whole company? See the enterprise deployment & trust guide for Intune, MDM and GPO steps.
Employee computers
Choose your Windows installer.
Install the agent on Windows PCs with Intel, AMD or ARM processors.
WindowsIntel / AMD
Windows x64
For most Windows PCs with a 64-bit Intel or AMD processor.
SHA-256 checksums
WindowsARM / Snapdragon
Windows ARM64
For Windows PCs with an ARM64 processor, including Snapdragon devices.
SHA-256 checksums
Not sure which one to choose? Open Windows Settings → System → About and check System type. After installing, follow the agent setup guide.
Mac computers
Choose your macOS installer.
Download a disk image or ZIP archive for your Mac.
macOSIntel
macOS Intel
For Mac computers with a 64-bit Intel processor.
SHA-256 checksums
macOSM-series
macOS Apple silicon
For Mac computers with Apple silicon, including M-series chips.
SHA-256 checksums
macOSIntel + Apple silicon
macOS Universal
One larger installer that supports both Intel and Apple silicon Macs.
SHA-256 checksums
Open Apple menu → About This Mac to check your chip or processor. Use the universal installer when you need one download for both Mac types. Review the platform requirements and setup guide before installing.
Linux computers
Choose your Linux installer.
AppImage, Debian and RPM packages for your Linux computer.
LinuxIntel / AMD
Linux x64
For Linux computers with a 64-bit Intel or AMD processor.
SHA-256 checksums
LinuxARM64
Linux ARM64
For Linux computers with a 64-bit ARM processor.
SHA-256 checksums
Use AppImage for a portable application, .deb for Debian or Ubuntu, or .rpm for Fedora or RHEL. Run uname -m to check your processor: x86_64 means x64 and aarch64 means ARM64. See the Linux platform requirements for desktop and system dependencies.