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Installing on macOS

When you first open Monday Morning, macOS may show “Monday Morning” is damaged and can't be opened. The app isn't actually damaged — Apple's Gatekeeper shows that warning for any app that hasn't been notarized through their Developer Program. Monday Morning's notarization is in progress; in the meantime, here's how to get past the warning:

1. Drag Monday Morning from the DMG to your Applications folder.
2. Open Terminal (Cmd+Space, type Terminal, hit return) and run:

   xattr -cr "/Applications/Monday Morning.app"

3. Open Monday Morning from the Applications folder normally.

The xattr command removes the quarantine flag macOS attaches to files downloaded from the internet. It's safe and reversible. Once Apple Developer ID notarization is wired into our build pipeline, this step will go away.

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Bug reports & feature requests

File an issue on the public GitHub repository. Include steps to reproduce and, if possible, a diagnostic bundle from the app (see below).

In-app: “Report a problem”

Monday Morning has a built-in Report a problem form that ships an anonymized diagnostic bundle — recent logs, system info, and (optionally) a redacted copy of the current project's .mm/ folder — alongside your message. This is the single best channel for tough-to-reproduce bugs.

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FAQ and documentation

Most questions are answered in the documentation site. It's the first place to check before reaching out.

Security reports

Found a security vulnerability? Please email security@getmondaymorning.com directly — don't file it in a public issue tracker. Details on our disclosure process are in SECURITY.md.