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ZyFlow

Design Blackmagic Design systems and turn them into priced quotes — drag products onto a canvas, draw the signal paths, plan the rack, and export the diagram, bill of materials, cable schedule and rack elevation as one PDF.

What you need
  • 🍎macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
  • 🖥No capture card needed — ZyFlow is a design and quoting tool
  • 💻Apple Silicon or Intel Mac

About ZyFlow · Step-by-step guide

ZyRoute

Control and monitor Blackmagic SMPTE ST 2110 systems over NMOS — IS-04 discovery, IS-05 routing from a node graph, matrix or two-tap panel, SNMP port telemetry and a PTP watchdog.

What you need
  • 🍎macOS 13 (Ventura) or later
  • 🌐Local network access, for NMOS discovery and PTP monitoring
  • 📺Blackmagic DeckLink IP card — optional, for stream preview only
  • 💻Apple Silicon or Intel Mac

About ZyRoute · Quick start guide

ZyCue

Playback and capture on Blackmagic DeckLink — record to H.264 or ProRes, mark in and out frame-accurately, and drive it from an iPad.

What you need
  • 🍎macOS 15.5 or later
  • 📺Blackmagic DeckLink card + Desktop Video driver, for playback and capture
  • 📷Camera access — only if you capture from a connected camera
  • 🌐Local network access — only for the iPad remote
  • 💻Apple Silicon or Intel Mac

About ZyCue

ZyTitle

Live broadcast graphics out of a DeckLink — text, shape and image layers, a score bar for sport, a preset library and a macro scheduler.

What you need
  • 🍎macOS 14 (Sonoma) or later
  • 📺Blackmagic DeckLink card + Desktop Video driver, for graphics output
  • 📷Camera access — optional, to preview against a live source
  • 💻Apple Silicon or Intel Mac

About ZyTitle

ZyProof

Copy to several destinations at once and checksum every byte on arrival — xxHash64, MD5 or SHA256, with PDF, HTML and MHL reports.

What you need
  • 🍎macOS 15.6 or later
  • 💾Any card reader or drive — no Blackmagic hardware needed
  • 🌐Local network access — only to copy to a network volume
  • 💻Apple Silicon or Intel Mac

About ZyProof

ZyRecover

Recover photos, video, RAW and BRAW from SD cards and external drives — filesystem recovery and signature carving, with previews before you restore.

What you need
  • 🍎macOS 15.6 or later
  • 💾The card or drive to recover from, connected directly — no Blackmagic hardware needed
  • 💻Apple Silicon or Intel Mac

How to install

From download to running in under 2 minutes.

1

Download the .zip file

Click the download button above. A .zip file will be saved to your Downloads folder.

2

Unzip and open the .pkg installer

Double-click the .zip to extract, then open the .pkg file. Follow the on-screen steps — the app installs to /Applications.

3

Let macOS open it — once

macOS blocks the installer the first time and says it can't verify the developer. That's expected. Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll to Security, and click Open Anyway. Full steps, with the wording you'll see →

4

Launch the app and start your trial

Open the app from Launchpad or /Applications. Your 7-day free trial starts automatically — no account or credit card needed.

5

Activate with your license key

After purchase you'll receive a license key by email. Paste it into the app's License screen to unlock the full version.

💡 A Duo Bundle key unlocks the two apps you chose at checkout

macOS blocks the installer the first time

Our apps are signed, but with our own certificate rather than an Apple-issued Developer ID — so macOS can't check the file with Apple and stops it on first open. It happens once per download, and the app opens normally from then on.

What you'll see

macOS 15 and later: “Apple could not verify ‘ZyFlow-1.0.pkg’ is free of malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy.”

macOS 13 and 14: “‘ZyFlow-1.0.pkg’ can't be opened because it is from an unidentified developer.”

macOS 15 (Sequoia) and later

  1. Double-click the .pkg. When the warning appears, click Done.
  2. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security.
  3. Scroll down to Security. You'll see a line saying the installer was blocked to protect your Mac.
  4. Click Open Anyway.
  5. Confirm with Touch ID or your Mac password.
  6. The installer opens — follow it through as normal.

macOS 13 and 14

  1. Right-click (or Control-click) the .pkg file.
  2. Choose Open from the menu.
  3. Click Open in the dialog that appears.

After installing, there's nothing else to approve

This step is for the installer only. Launch the app from Applications as usual — macOS won't ask again, and it won't ask for future updates you install the same way.

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