Download Bundvera.
Bundvera is in private beta on macOS. Signed public installers will be published here when they’re ready; until then, beta builds are shared by invitation.
Public downloads
Check the installer’s SHA-256 checksum against the one listed in the changelog.
Request beta access
Email us with your Mac model, macOS version and the kind of projects you hand off. We’ll reply about availability and next steps. An invitation isn’t guaranteed.
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Platform status
- macOS, Apple silicon: private betaDeveloped and tested on Apple silicon Macs running macOS 26. Beta builds aren’t signed or notarized yet.
- macOS, Intel: not testedAn Intel build exists, but it hasn’t been run on an Intel Mac yet.
- Windows 10 and 11: coming after testingA Windows installer can be built, but it has never been run on Windows. It won’t be offered until it has been tested. Request the beta to be told when it’s ready.
- Premiere Pro project reading: experimentalValidated with project files saved by Premiere Pro 2026 (26.x) on macOS. No plugin required.
System requirements
- macOS 13 or later. Apple silicon (M1 or later) is the tested configuration.
- Permission to read the folders you check, and to save manifests, receipts and reports where you choose.
- Access to all media being checked: keep external drives connected until a check finishes.
- No internet connection or account is needed to scan or verify. Premiere Pro doesn’t need to be installed.
Installing a beta build
- Use the build link and version supplied with your invitation.
- Open the disk image and drag Bundvera to Applications.
- Open Bundvera and drop a project or delivery folder, or choose to verify a received delivery.
- Start with a test project or a copy, and keep backups. A check doesn’t replace opening the project in your editing app.
If macOS won’t open it
Because beta builds aren’t notarized, macOS may say it can’t check the app for malicious software. If you trust the build you received from us, open System Settings, go to Privacy & Security, and choose Open Anyway for Bundvera. Signed, notarized public releases won’t need this.
Folder permissions
The first time Bundvera reads a folder on your Desktop, in Documents or Downloads, on an external drive or on a network share, macOS asks for permission. Allow it; otherwise the check reports those files as unreadable.
Still stuck? Contact support with the exact message you see.
Checksums and release notes
Each public release will list its version, date, supported platforms and SHA-256 checksum in the changelog, so you can confirm the installer you downloaded is the one we published.