Apple Silicon
For Apple M-series processors. macOS 13 or later.
Install Suite on your supported computer, sign in to your team, and bring cloud files into the applications you already use.
Suite provides clients for macOS, Windows and Linux. Choose the installer for your operating system and processor. Linux setup without a GUI is documented for Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 and Rocky 9.
A few checks help you start with the right access and a responsive workspace.
Sign in with your Suite account. If you are joining an existing team, use its invitation and ask your administrator for the files and folders you need.
Use an SSD with sufficient room for your working set. Follow Suite’s cache guidance for your operating system; avoid exFAT.
Verify that your drive is mounted and your application can open a file you are authorized to access. Suite requires an internet connection.
After an authorized test write, check Suite’s upload status and any errors. A completed operating-system copy is not confirmation that upload to the cloud has finished.
Open About This Mac. Choose Apple Silicon for an Apple M-series chip, or Intel for an Intel processor. Check the current system requirements before installing.
These installers are for supported computers. You can review the setup information here on mobile, then download the appropriate installer on your computer.
Suite documents installation without a GUI and a command-line interface for supported Linux hosts. Follow the Linux and CLI guides, confirm authentication and MFA, and authorize installation and data access before executing setup.
No. Downloading an installer does not create a Suite account or grant access to a team’s files. Use the Managed signup flow or join an existing team.
Official Suite resources for your next step.
Practical guides for the next decision.
Choose the storage path that fits your workload before setting up your client.
Signup links take you to Suite Studios’ main site. Managed opens the account signup form; BYO / S3 Native opens the demo request form.