Installation
Installing AUTO/PILOT on macOS and Windows, including the permissions it needs.
Download links come from the downloads page and require an active license. Each link is personal and expires after a few minutes — generate a fresh one rather than sharing an old URL.
macOS
- Open the
.dmgand drag AUTO/PILOT into/Applications. - Launch it. On first run macOS may warn about an app downloaded from the internet.
- Grant the permissions the app asks for:
- Input Monitoring — required for HID and keyboard bindings
- Local Network — required for OSC, Art-Net and sACN
- Bluetooth — only if you use a BLE MIDI controller
Verify the download before installing if you like:
shasum -a 256 ~/Downloads/AUTOPILOT-1.0.0-mac.dmg
Compare the output against the SHA-256 shown next to the build.
Windows
- Run the
.exeinstaller and follow the prompts. - Allow the app through Windows Defender Firewall on private networks — this is what OSC and Art-Net need.
- If your controller needs a vendor driver, install that first and confirm the device appears in Device Manager before mapping it.
Verify the download:
Get-FileHash .\AUTOPILOT-1.0.0-win.exe -Algorithm SHA256
Release channels
| Channel | Who it is for |
|---|---|
| Stable | What you run at a gig. Fully tested. |
| Beta | Release candidates. Feature complete, still being hammered on. |
| Nightly | Built from main. Expect sharp edges; never run one live. |
All three channels are included with any license pack. Switching channels is a download, not a purchase.
Uninstalling
Remove the application, then delete its data directory:
- macOS:
~/Library/Application Support/AUTOPILOT - Windows:
%APPDATA%\AUTOPILOT
That data directory holds the cached offline license. Deleting it does not free your activation slot — do that from your dashboard or from inside the app before wiping the machine. See device activations.