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Download iQuantize for Mac

The native drum-practice app for electronic kits on macOS.

Download iQuantize for Mac below — one click, then drag to Applications. Every build is signed with an Apple Developer ID, notarized by Apple, and verified by Gatekeeper on first launch. Once installed, the app keeps itself up to date: it checks for new versions and installs them in place, so this is the last download you do by hand.

Get iQuantize for your Mac

Signed with Developer ID and notarized by Apple — your Mac verifies it on first launch.

Free download · macOS 14 or later · Apple Silicon & Intel

Requires
macOS 14 Sonoma or later
Macs
Apple Silicon and Intel
Format
Notarized DMG (drag-and-drop install)
Fallback
ZIP archive containing the same verified app
Updates
Automatic in-app updates after install
Free to start

Full access is available immediately. The 14-day clock starts after your first completed take on a connected kit. Afterwards a free tier keeps the Starter grooves, and iQuantize Pro — €14.99 a month or €120 a year, VAT included — unlocks everything from inside the app. See pricing.

Install on your Mac

  1. Click Download for Mac above. Use the fallback ZIP only if your browser or network cannot keep the disk image intact.
  2. Open the DMG and drag iQuantize to Applications.
  3. Open iQuantize from Applications. macOS verifies the Developer ID signature and Apple notarization ticket on first launch.
  4. Connect your drum module over USB-MIDI. Use wired headphones or speakers; Bluetooth audio adds too much delay for scored practice.
Before you install

Need help choosing a cable, adapter, or MIDI connection? Check your setup or email support@iqtz.app.

Verified, then it verifies itself

The download link on this page always serves the newest released build — there is no version to pick and no stale installer to bookmark. After the first install the app checks for updates itself and installs them in place, each one signed and notarized like the original.

macOS confirms the Developer ID signature and the Apple notarization ticket the first time you open the app, so what you run is exactly what was released.

Requires an electronic drum kit or MIDI drum module.