System requirements
1Archive currently supports macOS on Apple Silicon (M-series) Macs.| Requirement | Minimum |
|---|---|
| Operating system | macOS 12 Monterey or later |
| Processor | Apple Silicon (M1 or newer) |
| RAM | 8 GB |
| Storage | 2 GB free disk space for the application and local index |
| Internet | Required for sign-in and initial organization setup |
Intel Mac support is not available in the current release. Windows support is
on the roadmap, check recallapp.com for updates.
Download and install
Download the installer
Go to recallapp.com and click Download. The download is a
.dmg disk image file for Apple Silicon.Open the disk image
Open the downloaded
.dmg file. A window appears showing the 1Archive app icon and your Applications folder.Drag 1Archive to Applications
Drag the 1Archive icon into the Applications folder shortcut in the installer window.
Sign in and account setup
When 1Archive opens for the first time, you’ll be prompted to sign in. 1Archive uses your organization’s account for authentication.Sign in
On the sign-in screen, enter your work email address and click Continue. You’ll receive a magic link or be redirected to your organization’s single sign-on provider.If your organization uses Google Workspace or another SSO provider, click Continue with SSO and follow the prompts.
Create or join an organization
After signing in, 1Archive asks you to select or create an organization.
- Joining an existing organization: If a teammate has already set up your organization, select it from the list. Your administrator may need to approve your request before you can access the catalog.
- Creating a new organization: Enter your organization name and click Create. You become the organization owner and can invite teammates later from Settings → Team.
Keeping 1Archive up to date
1Archive checks for updates automatically in the background. When a new version is available, you’ll see an update banner in the app. Click Update Now to download and install it, the app restarts automatically after the update completes.Next steps
Quickstart guide
Connect your first drive and run your first search.
Connect drives
Learn how to scan and manage multiple drives.