"Apple could not verify Camify"
Here is the fix
Camify is safe. Apple just hasn't notarised it yet. The fix takes under a minute in System Settings.
download Download Camify for macOSIf you see this message:
"Camify Not Opened. Apple could not verify Camify is free from malware that may harm your Mac or compromise your privacy."
Click Done (or Cancel) and follow the four steps below. Do not click "Move to Bin".
Allow Camify from System Settings
Works on macOS Sonoma (14) and Sequoia (15). Same idea on Ventura (13). Four clicks, under a minute.
Open System Settings
Click the Apple menu () in the top-left of your screen, then choose System Settings…
Go to Privacy & Security
In the sidebar, click Privacy & Security. Scroll the main panel to the Security section. You will see "Allow applications downloaded from…".
Click "Open Anyway"
Just below, you'll see "Camify was blocked from opening because it is not from an identified developer." Click Open Anyway on the right. Confirm with password or Touch ID.
Confirm "Open"
The warning reappears with a new Open button. Click it. Camify launches and macOS remembers. You will never see this warning again.
Is Camify actually safe?
Yes. macOS shows this warning for any app that isn't signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarised. This is common for indie tools. Camify runs entirely on your Mac, asks for camera permission only when you open it, and never uploads your webcam feed anywhere.
Advanced: one-line Terminal fix
Comfortable with Terminal? Clear the quarantine flag directly instead of using System Settings. System security stays on. Only Camify is unblocked.
sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Camify.app