What GraphDagger needs to run#

Find out what you must have before you start work: a supported system, a licence key, and an internet connection.

GraphDagger is a desktop app for macOS 11 (Big Sur) or later and for Windows. To start, you need a licence key and an internet connection to activate it. The app itself needs nothing more. Some tools have their own system prerequisites, but those are optional and matter only when you use the tool that needs them.

One licence, one machine#

The app has a licence per device, and it activates online. On first launch you enter a licence key. The app validates the key and ties the licence to this machine. A licence is active on one machine at a time, so a move to another computer means you release it from the first machine.

Activation and connectivity covers activation and the other tasks that need a connection.

What some tools also need#

A few tools need something the app cannot bundle, such as a packet-capture driver, a runtime for browser recording, or permission to reach a network device. You do not need these items to run GraphDagger, only to use the specific tool that depends on them. When one is missing, the app tells you and helps you install it from the Dependencies tab in Settings.

What each tool needs differs by platform, so the details are split in two:

To see the current state of every prerequisite on your machine at any time, open Settings, then Dependencies.