> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tuple.app/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Installation After you download and open Tuple, we'll prompt you for access to your microphone, camera, screen, and accessibility tools. Clicking "Ask for Access" for each option (Microphone, Camera, Accessibility, and Screen Recording) will take you to your System Preferences, where you can grant access: Permission prompts for microphone, camera, accessibility, and screen recording access Once your permissions are set up, you'll be prompted to sign in through your web browser: Browser sign-in page for logging in to Tuple Once signed in on your web browser, you'll see a dialog asking if you'd like to be redirected back to Tuple. It'll look something like this: Browser dialog asking whether to open the sign-in link in Tuple Open that link with the Tuple app, and you'll be signed in! When that's done, you'll see the Tuple icon appear in the menu bar. Go ahead and click it, and you'll be able to [share your screen!](/pairing-with-tuple/sharing-your-screen) Tuple popover open from the menu bar after installation #### Troubleshooting Sometimes permissions become misconfigured (for example when installing Tuple on a new laptop restored from a previous backup). If you are having trouble giving permissions to Tuple, you can try running the following commands in terminal to reset permissions: ``` tccutil reset All app.tuple.app defaults delete app.tuple.app ``` Once you have run these commands, please restart Tuple before continuing.