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The current release of Xpanion for macOS, notarized by Apple. It is free to download and runs once you activate a license.

Download Xpanion 1.0.24

A disk image for macOS. Open it and drag Xpanion into your Applications folder.

Version
1.0.24
Build
f87bc1b
Size
306.3 MB (306,342,183 bytes)
SHA-256
82a026feab59ad612bf9f900ca8ab5b1eebf6c688011ec4c624a68dd672248c9
File
Xpanion-v1.0.24-f87bc1b.dmg
Published
2026-10-19

Check the download

After the download, you can confirm that the file is exactly the one listed above. Run this in Terminal and compare the result with the SHA-256:

shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/Xpanion-v1.0.24-f87bc1b.dmg

How the app is signed and what it does on the network is on the Trust & security page.

System requirements

  • macOS 14.4 or later
  • A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later)
  • 16 GB of memory or more

License

Xpanion needs a license to run: without one, it opens to its activation screen and nothing else is available until you enter a license key.

No license yet? See the plans.

Moving to a new Mac or lost your key?

On your old Mac, choose Move to a new Mac… under Settings → License: your data goes into a backup file, and the license goes with your key. Then install Xpanion on the new Mac from this page and activate it with that key.

If the old Mac runs Xpanion 1.0.13 or later, it stays usable for up to seven days after the move and then turns read-only. This overlap is granted once in 90 days: after a second move within that time, the old Mac turns read-only at once.

If you no longer have your key, request a new one on the key recovery page. We send a new pickup link to the email address your license was bought with, or the one your granted license was sent to. This works for a plan for one person; for a plan with several people, contact us. The same goes for an address that holds two or more licenses of the same plan bought on the same day, or two or more granted licenses: the page cannot tell their keys apart and sends no link for them.

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