How to Install Tango Desktop on Mac OS

Note: this process is a bit quicker if you are already logged into Tango when you begin

Drag the Tango logo to the Applications folder

The Finder should automatically pop up, but if not, it's the blue smiley square in your Mac Menu bar. 

If you are already logged into Tango, you will be prompted to "Enable Permissions", and you can skip steps 8-10 (see you at 11). If you are not logged in currently, you will be prompted to "Sign in"

You can use Google Sign in, or sign in using your username and password. Whichever you normally use. 

We recommend clicking the checkbox to avoid this prompt each time you sign in

If you were already logged in, this is where we left you! Hello! The next few steps should again automatically appear, and you'll just have to confirm. 

Accessibility Permissions allow us to capture mouse clicks and keyboard shortcuts (also known as chords). So if you use "Cmd+c" in an Excel file, we can capture that step, but we will not capture full text typing (like typing your phone number in a form, for example).

These are found in the Security and Privacy Section of your Settings and should open automatically.

We ask for Screen Recording Permissions so that we can take a screenshot at each step of your process, to create clear guides with highlights of your actions.

You may be asked to enter your Mac login information to change security settings, depending on how your Mac is configured. 

You can find the Tango application by clicking in the top tray or in the dock below.

Pro tip! There are keyboard shortcuts you can use to start and stop your workflow. Click Preferences to see more.