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MAC PREVIEW · 0.2.32

A little sheet.
Now on your Mac.

An early Mac build for hands-on testing. Requires macOS 14 or newer. No account or build tools needed.

Download for Apple Silicon

M1, M2, M3, M4 and later · 8.7 MB DMG

Have an Intel Mac? Download the Intel version ↗

What’s new in 0.2.32

More useful conditional formatting, an expanded Quick Tour, custom colors throughout the sheet, menus that open beside your note, and automatic cleanup of unused empty sheets.

Version 0.2.32 is a manual download and is not yet offered through Check for Updates. Quit the older app and replace it using the DMG below; your existing sheets and chosen save location stay in use.

A preview, with a few things to know

This build is not Apple-notarized, so macOS may block the first launch. Automated checks passed on macOS 15; hands-on testing and macOS 27 compatibility testing are still in progress. Use sample data and keep separate copies of important work.

Install in a minute

  1. Choose Apple Silicon for an M-series chip, or Intel for an Intel processor. Find yours in Apple menu → About This Mac.
  2. Quit the older app with Command+Q. Open the downloaded DMG and drag Sticky Sheet Alpha into Applications; choose Replace if asked.
  3. Eject the disk image, then open Sticky Sheet from Applications.

If macOS blocks the first launch

For this verified download, use System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway, if offered, then confirm the opening prompt. Do not turn off Gatekeeper. If macOS reports malware, a damaged app, or offers no Open Anyway option, stop and send the exact message through feedback.

Sticky Sheet does not need Accessibility, Screen Recording, camera, microphone, or Full Disk Access permission. Please report any request for those permissions. If you choose a protected save folder such as Documents, macOS may ask you to allow access to that folder.

Try the everyday things

Type 10, 20 and 30 into A1–A3, then enter =SUM(A1:A3) in A4. You should get 60. Try pasting from Safari, pinning the sheet, linking two sheets, resizing and undoing, and exporting a CSV. Quit with Command+Q and reopen to check that your work returns.

Keep a separate backup of important work before upgrading. New conditional-formatting rule types require 0.2.32 or later, so sheets using those rules cannot be reopened in older versions. The older Electron app has a separate workspace; its notes are not automatically imported.

Source and release details

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When reporting a problem, include Sticky Sheet 0.2.32, your macOS version, chip, and the steps that caused it. Leave out private sheet contents.

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