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Milo

MILO Desktop

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Your coach, on every call. Pick your platform below — Windows installs once and keeps itself up to date; on Mac you'll install each release by hand for a little while longer.

Windows

Auto-updating

Install once. From then on, Milo quietly fetches each new release in the background and applies it the next time you restart the app — you'll see a small “Update ready” note when one is waiting. Nothing to download from this page ever again.

Builds are on the way.
Once a version is cut it appears here automatically.
1 · Install once
run the Setup exe
2 · We publish
new versions ship to the update feed
3 · Milo fetches
downloads quietly in the background
4 · Restart applies
next launch is the new version
First-install notes (SmartScreen & the portable build)
  1. Run MILO-Setup. It installs for you only, in your own profile, so no admin rights are needed.
  2. If SmartScreen shows “Windows protected your PC” → click More info, check the publisher reads Landmark Learning Group Ltd → Run anyway. This only happens on the very first install — updates apply silently.
  3. Milo installs and opens; allow microphone access when asked.

The portable .exe runs without installing — handy for a quick test — but it cannot auto-update. For day-to-day use, choose the installer.

macOS

Manual updates, for now

Not sure which? Apple menu → About This Mac: “Apple M1/M2/M3/M4” means Apple Silicon; “Intel” means Intel.

Builds are on the way.
Once a version is cut it appears here automatically.
Why Mac is different right now. macOS only allows apps to update themselves when they carry an Apple Developer ID signature, and our Apple certificates are still being issued. Until they land, two things follow: macOS shows an “unidentified developer” notice on first open (cleared in one step below), and each new version means coming back to this page and reinstalling — the app will not update itself. The moment our certificates arrive, Macs get the same install-once, update-itself behaviour as Windows, and this notice disappears.
Installing on a Mac (one extra step)
  1. Open the .dmg and drag MILO into Applications, then wait for the copy to finish.
  2. Paste this into Terminal (⌘-Space → type “Terminal”) and press Enter — it clears the unidentified-developer block:
xattr -cr /Applications/MILO.app && open /Applications/MILO.app
  1. Milo opens — allow microphone access when asked.

Prefer not to use Terminal? Double-click Milo once, then open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway.

Updating later: download the new .dmg from this page and drag Milo to Applications again, replacing the old copy. Your sign-in and settings are kept.