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Windows — latest stable release

v0.11.27

The ?-latest.exe URL always points to the most recent stable release. The static filename is intentional — your existing bookmarks keep working across versions.

⬇ Download ClippyAI for Windows
✓ Code-signed via Azure Trusted Signing · Publisher: Amro Dabbas
Versionv0.11.27
ReleasedMay 2026
FilenameClippyAI-Setup-latest.exe
Approx. size~80 MB
Supported OSWindows 10 (1809+), Windows 11
Architecturex64
SigningAzure Trusted Signing · SHA-256 · RFC 3161 timestamped
SHA-256Run certutil -hashfile ClippyAI-Setup-latest.exe SHA256 and confirm the installer's Digital Signatures tab shows publisher Amro Dabbas (see "How to verify your download" below).

📝 See the changelog — the Windows build currently trails the macOS release while it catches up to the latest feature set.

macOS — latest stable release

v0.20.0-alpha.17

Universal builds — pick the one matching your Mac. Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) → arm64. Intel-based Macs → x64. If unsure: uname -m in Terminal will print your arch.

⬇ ClippyAI for macOS · Apple Silicon ⬇ ClippyAI for macOS · Intel
Versionv0.20.0-alpha.17
FilenamesClippyAI-0.20.0-alpha.17-arm64.dmg, ClippyAI-0.20.0-alpha.17-x64.dmg
Approx. size~165 MB each
Supported macOSmacOS 12 Monterey or newer
Architecturearm64 (Apple Silicon) · x64 (Intel)

First-run on macOS

If you see "ClippyAI can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software":

  1. Open Finder → Applications.
  2. Right-click (or Control-click) on ClippyAI → Open.
  3. In the dialog that appears, click Open again.

You only have to do this once. After that, macOS remembers your choice and the app launches normally — including from Spotlight, Launchpad, and the Dock.

The first time you ask Clippy to control another app, macOS will prompt you to grant Accessibility (for clicks / keystrokes), Screen Recording (for screen context), and Microphone (for voice input) under System Settings → Privacy & Security. These prompts are macOS's native consent flow — Clippy can't operate without them.

How to verify your download

Two independent checks. Run both if you want full assurance the installer is authentic and unmodified.

1. Verify the digital signature

  1. Right-click the downloaded ClippyAI-Setup-X.Y.Z.exe → Properties.
  2. Open the Digital Signatures tab.
  3. Signer name should read Amro Dabbas.
  4. Click Details → View Certificate → certificate chain should be valid and rooted at Microsoft Identity Verification CA.

2. Verify the SHA-256 hash

From PowerShell or Command Prompt in the folder containing the installer:

certutil -hashfile ClippyAI-Setup-latest.exe SHA256

If you want to confirm the hash against our canonical value, email hello@clippyai.app and we'll send the SHA-256 for your exact version. The digital-signature check above is the primary integrity guarantee — a tampered installer cannot keep a valid Amro Dabbas signature.

If either verification fails, do not run the installer. Email hello@clippyai.app with details (browser used, exact filename, where you downloaded from) and we'll investigate immediately.

Where ClippyAI is officially distributed

Only these two paths are official. Anything else is suspect.

  • Direct download (new installs): https://download.clippyai.app/ClippyAI-Setup-latest.exe — Cloudflare R2, served by us.
  • Auto-update: ClippyAI updates itself in place from download.clippyai.app (Cloudflare R2) — the same origin as the direct download above. There is no separate update channel to trust.

We do not currently distribute on the Microsoft Store, Winget, Chocolatey, or third-party download mirrors. If you find ClippyAI advertised on one of those, the build is not from us.

Version history

For full per-version release notes including bug fixes and known issues, see the changelog. Need an older build? Email hello@clippyai.app and we'll send a direct link.

System requirements

macOS

  • OS: macOS 12 Monterey or newer.
  • Architecture: Apple Silicon (arm64) and Intel (x64) — separate universal builds, both signed by Apple Developer ID and notarized.
  • RAM: 8 GB recommended for browser-automation workflows.
  • Permissions: Accessibility, Screen Recording, and Microphone are requested on first use via macOS's native consent flow.

Windows

  • OS: Windows 10 version 1809 (October 2018 Update) or newer; Windows 11 fully supported.
  • Architecture: x64 (64-bit Intel/AMD). Windows on ARM is not yet supported.
  • RAM: 4 GB minimum; 8 GB recommended for browser-automation workflows.
  • Microsoft Office (optional): required for native Outlook / Excel skills. ClippyAI also supports Gmail and Google Sheets via the browser.

Both platforms

  • Disk: ~250 MB (Windows) / ~165 MB (macOS) for the installed app; logs and cache add up to ~50 MB.
  • Network: outbound HTTPS to api.clippyai.app required for the AI to function. Local-only features (animations, screen reading) work offline.

A Linux build is on the roadmap. macOS is on v0.20.0-alpha.17; the Windows build (v0.11.27) is catching up to the latest features.