Download for Mac
Troopa for Mac
Troopa runs on a Mac with Apple silicon or an Intel processor, on macOS 14.4 or later. Download the disk image for your Mac, drag Troopa into Applications, and allow the microphone, system audio and Accessibility when it asks: that is how it hears the whole call and knows who is speaking.
From then on it waits in the menu bar, and when Teams, Zoom or a browser picks up the microphone for a call, it asks whether to listen in.
Last checked against the app on 22 October 2026.
Download Troopa for Mac
- Mac with Apple siliconA Mac with an M1, M2, M3, M4 or later chip.Version 0.3.1, 134 MBDownload Troopa for Mac with Apple silicon
- Mac with an Intel processorAn older Mac with an Intel processor.Version 0.3.1, 139 MBDownload Troopa for Mac with an Intel processor
Which Mac do I have? Open the Apple menu and choose About This Mac. If it shows a chip, such as Apple M1, choose Apple silicon. If it shows an Intel processor, choose Intel. Troopa needs macOS 14.4 or later, which the same window shows.
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What it needs
| macOS | 14.4 or later |
|---|---|
| Processor | Apple silicon (M1 or later) or Intel, each with its own download |
| Download | A disk image (.dmg), signed by Tellme AI Limited and notarised by Apple |
| Permissions | Microphone, system audio and Accessibility, and Screen Recording if you want Troopa to read what is shared |
| Meeting apps | Zoom and Teams, and Google Meet in Chrome, Safari, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Arc or Chromium |
| Internet | Needed while Troopa listens, because the call is transcribed as it happens |
Install it in three steps
Step 1: Drag Troopa into Applications
Open the .dmg file from your Downloads folder, then drag Troopa onto the Applications folder in the window that opens.
Step 2: Open Troopa
Open Troopa from Applications. The first time, macOS asks whether to open an app from the internet: Troopa is notarised by Apple, so choose Open.
Step 3: Sign in and allow access
Sign in, or create your account. Then allow the microphone, system audio and Accessibility when Troopa asks, so it hears the whole call and knows who is speaking.
What Troopa asks your Mac for, and why
macOS asks you about each of these once, and you can change your mind in System Settings, under Privacy & Security.
- Microphone: your side of the call.
- System audio: everybody else on the call, as your Mac plays it. Troopa needs macOS 14.4 or later for this.
- Accessibility: the names the meeting app shows for whoever is speaking, so each line of the transcript says who said it.
- Screen Recording, if you allow it: what is shared in the meeting window, so Troopa can answer questions about a slide or a document. Troopa keeps a note of what was shown, never the picture.
Keeping Troopa up to date, and removing it
Troopa tells you when a new version is ready and installs it when you choose, or the next time it quits. It never restarts itself while it is listening to a call.
To remove it, quit Troopa and move it from Applications to the Bin. Your meetings and notes are kept in your account, not in the app, so nothing is lost.
Questions
Does Troopa run on macOS Sonoma or Ventura?
On Sonoma from version 14.4, and on the versions of macOS after it. Not on Ventura or earlier: Troopa needs macOS 14.4 to hear the other people on the call.
Is the download safe to open?
Yes. It is signed with Tellme AI Limited’s Apple developer certificate and notarised by Apple, which means Apple has checked it for malicious software, and macOS checks both before it opens.
Can I record a call without Screen Recording turned on?
Yes. Screen Recording only lets Troopa read what is shared in the meeting window. Without it Troopa still hears the call, names the speakers and writes the notes; it just cannot answer questions about what was on screen.
Does Troopa run on an iPhone or iPad?
No. There is no Troopa for iPhone or iPad: it runs on the Mac itself, where it can hear the call and read who is speaking.