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macOS availability, undo, cost, API keys, file access outside the folder, upgrading from 2.x, and Wayland.

Is there a Mac version?
Yes, since Hover 3.4.1: a .dmg for Apple silicon and one for Intel is on the release page. It isn’t notarized yet, so open it the first time with right-click → Open. The Mac app is new and hasn’t been run on a Mac yet by the project, so treat it as a preview. See Hover on macOS.
Can I undo what an agent did?
Checkpoints keep your folder before and after every turn. Restore goes back to an earlier answer and Try again resends a message from before it. Git must be installed.
What does it cost?
Nothing. Hover is MIT-licensed. The agents use your own plans and sign-ins.
Do I need API keys?
Not for Hover itself. Each agent uses the sign-in its own CLI keeps, and OpenCode uses its own providers. A key is needed only if you pick cloud speech or text cleanup for voice.
Can agents see files outside the folder?
With Full access they may. Use Ask first to be asked before anything outside the folder, or Read only.
I’m on Hover 2.x for Windows. Do I lose anything?
No. The installer replaces 2.x in place, and the native app reads the data folder, settings and sessions it left behind.
Does it work on Wayland?
Yes, through XWayland. The one limit is global shortcuts, which only reach Hover while an XWayland window has focus.