Download Superset Files.
The full app, free for 14 days — no account, no card. It opens like any trusted Mac app, on Apple Silicon and Intel. When the trial ends, it stays free as a reader, and a license is a one-time purchase of $14.99.
Download the free trial.
v1.2.0 · Universal (Apple Silicon + Intel) · .dmg, 228 MB · free 14-day trial
One-time license, no subscription. After the trial it stays free as a read-only reader.
Using Superset Files is subject to the License (EULA) and the Privacy policy.
What Superset Files needs to run.
Monterey or later.
One universal build runs natively on both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs.
Opens like any trusted Mac app, with no "unidentified developer" warning.
Three steps.
The installer is an ordinary signed .dmg. No
account, no setup wizard.
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Open the disk image.
Double-click the downloaded
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Drag to Applications.
Drag the icon along the labelled arrow into Applications — the disk image draws the path for you.
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Open it the first time.
It opens like any trusted Mac app — no "unidentified developer" warning and no extra security workaround needed.
Updates happen inside the app.
When a new version is ready, Superset Files updates itself — it notices, downloads, and installs the new build without sending you to a website or the Mac App Store. It has done this cleanly across releases.
Before you download.
Does it run on Intel Macs?
Yes. The download is a universal build that runs natively on both Apple Silicon (M-series) and Intel Macs — one download for either.
Will it be on the Mac App Store?
Direct download comes first. A Mac App Store listing is being considered for later, but there is no committed date.
Can I verify the download?
Yes. The SHA-256 checksum for
Superset-Files-1.2.0-universal.dmg is:
2b8de9eb5b1408db02586f2cba410f2ea33cc983f3d187b9e0324f7e5d8bdc89
In Terminal, run shasum -a 256 on the downloaded
file and compare the output. Separately, macOS verifies the
build's Apple signature and notarization automatically the first
time you open it.
What happens after I download it?
Superset Files runs on a 14-day free trial — the full app, no card. When the trial ends it stays free as a read-only reader, and a one-time $14.99 license unlocks editing, split panes, themes, printing and export again. See the pricing page for the details.
Is this the same app as Apache Superset?
No — they're unrelated projects. Superset Files is a Mac app for your local folders. More on the name in the home page FAQ.