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Bizily for Mac

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macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later · Works on Apple Silicon & Intel

Installing Bizily

A handful of steps, a couple of minutes. Most of them are a security prompt that looks scarier than it is — here's exactly what you'll see, screen by screen.

1

Download and install

Click Download for Mac above, then open Bizily.dmg from your Downloads folder. Drag the Bizily icon onto the Applications shortcut:

Bizily.dmg window with the Bizily icon next to a shortcut to the Applications folder

Drag Bizily into Applications

Then eject the disk image from Finder's sidebar. You'll find Bizily in your Applications folder:

Finder Applications folder showing Bizily installed

Bizily installed in Applications

2

Open it — macOS will block it (expected!)

Double-click Bizily in Applications. The first time, macOS blocks it:

"Bizily" Not Opened dialog with Move to Trash and Done buttons

macOS blocks the first launch

Click Done (not Move to Trash!) — this is expected, see why this appears below.

3

Approve it in System Settings

That blocked attempt is what makes Bizily show up here. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security and scroll to the Security section:

System Settings Privacy and Security panel showing "Bizily was blocked to protect your Mac" with an Open Anyway button

Privacy & Security → click Open Anyway

Click Open Anyway. You'll be asked to confirm with Touch ID or your password:

Privacy and Security prompt asking for Touch ID or an administrator password

Confirm with Touch ID or your password

Click Use Password… (or use Touch ID) and enter your Mac login password. As soon as you confirm, macOS immediately asks one more time:

Open "Bizily"? confirmation dialog with Move to Trash, Open Anyway, and Done buttons

Confirm once more

Click Open Anyway and Bizily launches. From now on it opens normally with a plain double-click — you won't see any of this again.

4

Enter your Business ID

On first launch, Bizily's Preferences window opens automatically asking for your Business ID — the part of your login link right after bizi.ly/with/. If you're not sure what yours is, check the invitation email from your business or ask whoever set up your Bizily account. While you're there, we'd recommend turning on Start at login too (it's off by default) so Bizily is always ready in your menu bar:

Bizily Preferences window with the Business ID field filled in

Enter your Business ID in Preferences

If you check that box, macOS confirms it right away:

"Login Item Added" notification saying Bizily will open automatically when you log in

Login item confirmation

Click Done once you're set.

5

Sign in

Click the Bizily icon in your menu bar and sign in with the same account you use on the web:

Bizily menu bar popover with a "Sign in to Bizily" button

Sign in from the menu bar

Common questions

Why does macOS say Bizily is from an "unidentified developer"?

Apple charges developers an annual fee to have apps automatically vetted and signed for smooth installation. We distribute Bizily for Mac directly instead of through the App Store, so macOS blocks it the first time you open it and asks you to approve it manually in System Settings → Privacy & Security (see Step 3 above). It doesn't mean anything is wrong with the app — just that it wasn't distributed through Apple's store. Once you approve it, macOS remembers and won't ask again. See Apple's own guide to this process.

Is it safe to open?

Yes. This warning appears for any app distributed outside the Mac App Store, regardless of how trustworthy it is — it's not a virus scan result, just a "we don't recognize this distribution channel" notice.

Do I need to be an administrator on my Mac?

No. Installing Bizily only requires dragging it into your Applications folder, which any standard user account can do.

Which Macs does it work on?

Any Mac running macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later, Apple Silicon (M-series) or Intel.

How do I update it later?

Come back to this page and download the latest version, then repeat the install and first-open steps above — dragging the new version into Applications replaces the old one. Since it's a fresh download, macOS will ask you to approve it again in System Settings. There's no automatic update check yet.

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