Process Automation in MacOS

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Process Automation in MacOS

Use Case Description

I would like to know if it’s possible to automate workflows or perform test automation for desktop applications on macOS using UiPath.

AS-IS WORKFLOW, TO-BE WORKFLOW

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Other information about the use case

Industry categories for this use case: Information Technology and Services, Other Sector

Skill level required: Advanced

UiPath Products that were used: UiPath Studio

Other applications that were used: -

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What is the top ROI driver for this use case?: Accelerate growth and operational efficiency

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Hi @Gayathri_Kumar

I think UiPath currently does not support native desktop automation on macos. however, you can automate web applications that run on macos using UiPath’s web automation capabilities. for desktop automation, the recommended approach is to use virtualization solutions such as remote desktop environments or virtual machines running windows, where you can execute UiPath workflows.

Check for more:

Happy Automation!

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Any plans to support MacOS this year or subsequent year?

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@Gayathri_Kumar,

MacOS Automation is going general availability next month that is June 2025. You can follow the announcement here!

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@Gayathri_Kumar
As per announcement , it’ll available from june 2025.

If you found helpful mark as a solution!
Happy Automation

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“That’s fantastic news! The macOS Studio will be a great asset for
automating iOS workflows. I’m really looking forward to this!”

Thank You

Gayathri Kumar

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Yes @Gayathri_Kumar

Please close the thread. Thanks

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Is UiPath Studio available for Mac now? If yes, how can I download it?

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@Gayathri_Kumar
Not directly install in Mac
Check below link for more,

If you found helpful please mark as a solution. Thanks
Happy Automation with UiPath

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I’m looking for a solution to automate iOS mobile application flows. Since iOS apps can only run on macOS using simulators, if UiPath on Mac supports recording Mac desktop applications, I can launch Xcode, create an iOS virtual device, load my mobile app, and perform the required automation.