Official downloads · macOS 12+

Download CloudBoost for Mac.

Start with the free app traffic check in CloudBoost 5. Choose the current preview for Apple Silicon or the universal build for Intel.

Three PRO trial sessions are available without an account or card.

CloudBoost session controls with game and mode selectors, Start Session, and the three-session PRO trial shortcut
The app interface · no session running

Choose your version

PRO 5 starts at US$12 once for one Mac. Moving from PRO 4.x to PRO 5 requires a new license. Compare Free and PRO 5.

Already own a 4.x license? Open the CloudBoost 4.x archive.

Install

Choose the method you already trust.

DMG

Download the official disk image, open it, and drag CloudBoost into Applications.

  1. Open the DMG for the version you chose.
  2. Drag CloudBoost to Applications.
  3. Launch it and use the menu bar icon.
Choose a DMG

Homebrew for CloudBoost 4.x

The public tap installs the archived 4.4.6 build for existing license holders. Use the DMG above for CloudBoost 5.

brew tap victorbrandaao/cloudboost
brew install --cask cloudboost

Already installed? Update your tap, then upgrade:

brew update
brew upgrade --cask cloudboost

Before opening

Requirements and security notes.

  • System: macOS 12 Monterey or later.
  • Hardware: 5.1.0 and 4.4.6 are universal. The 5.1.1 GunBound preview requires Apple Silicon.
  • Distribution: CloudBoost is distributed independently and is not currently notarized with an Apple Developer ID.
  • Protected actions: macOS may request an administrator password only when a selected temporary system action requires it.
  • Updates: the in-app updater verifies SHA256 and an Ed25519 package signature before replacing the app in Applications.
If macOS says the app is damaged

Move CloudBoost to Applications, then run xattr -cr /Applications/CloudBoost.app in Terminal. This clears the download quarantine flag; it does not disable macOS security globally.

Verify the source

One official release path.

Releases, signatures and checksums are published in the public GitHub repository. The Trust Center documents what CloudBoost changes, what it restores and what it does not do.