Lattice One / Mac setup
A clear path
to your desktop.
Your Lattice account and your connected email are separate steps. Start with the account; connect services only when you choose.
Create your free Lattice account.
Use your email and password or Google to sign up or sign in. This creates your Lattice account; it does not grant access to Gmail, Calendar or Drive.
Account sign-in is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later.
Check desktop availability.
Requires macOS Sonoma 14 or later. The public release supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs.
A download will appear here once the signed, notarized release is published. There is no installer to download today.
Install, then allow your Mac.
When the installer is available, open the disk image and drag Lattice One into Applications. Open One from Applications, then choose “Sign in with your browser.”
Check that the code on your Mac matches the browser page before choosing “Allow this Mac.” Return to One after approval. Codes expire after 10 minutes; ask One for a new code if needed.
Already have a code? Allow your MacIf macOS cannot verify the app, stop and return here for the current release. You should not need to disable security settings.
Ask first. Connect accounts when you need them.
Press Option–Space for the assistant, or Option–M for the hub. Mail, Calendar and Drive require a separate, optional Google connection. Outlook is not supported by the current native foundation.
AI usage follows the allowance on your Lattice account. Review the web assistant’s Free and Pro plans before paying. Check the permissions requested before connecting any account.