Mac version?

[utopiasea711]

Is there any possibility that you create a Mac version? thanks

[skymanbp]

Is there any possibility that you create a Mac version? thanks

Actually, yes. I'm technically working on it last couple days, but the hard bit is that I don't get to test it manually on my own... But yes, there will be a Mac version shortly.

[skymanbp]

v1.2.0 is out and it has the Mac build: https://github.com/skymanbp/autoshade/releases/tag/v1.2.0

(The project is called AutoShade now — same thing, new name.)

Two macOS assets, both universal (Apple silicon and Intel in one binary):

• AutoShade-1.2.0-macos-universal.zip — the app. Unzip, drag AutoShade.app to /Applications. The command line lives inside the same bundle at AutoShade.app/Contents/MacOS/autoshade, so this download alone is enough if you want both.
• AutoShade-1.2.0-macos-cli.zip — the command line on its own, with the Python sidecars beside it, if you don't want a GUI bundle.

Unpack either with Finder, or ditto -x -k <zip> <dir>.

Two things I'd rather you heard from me than found out in the first minute:

1. It's ad-hoc signed, not notarised. The first launch will be refused — "developer cannot be verified". That's expected, and clearing it is once per machine, not once per launch: System Settings → Privacy & Security → scroll to the message naming AutoShade → Open Anyway. (Or right-click the app in Finder → Open → confirm.)
2. Nobody has actually used it. I still don't have a Mac. CI builds both slices, runs --version on the arm64 one, self-tests the sidecars and inspects the bundle — and that is the entire body of evidence. The Apple-GPU (MPS) path is wired but unmeasured: I have no speed and no memory numbers to give you, and I'm not going to invent any.

So it's a build a machine says is well-formed, not a build a person says is good. If you do try it, I'd genuinely like to hear what breaks — particularly ⌘Q with unsaved work, the Python sidecars (AI denoise / segmentation), and whether your develop store lands where it should (~/Library/Application Support/AutoShade).

Thanks for asking in the first place — it's why this got built.