Zoom
Zoom is a video conferencing and webinar platform used by hundreds of millions of people worldwide for remote meetings, online education, training, and virtual events. The Mac desktop client allows users to join and host video meetings, share screens, record sessions, and participate in breakout rooms. It integrates with calendars, supports virtual backgrounds, and is available both as a standalone download and through enterprise deployment tools.
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1 suggestionZoom has shipped a native Universal Binary (supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon) since December 2020, so any user still running an older Intel-only build under Rosetta will benefit from better performance and battery life after updating. The simplest approach is to visit zoom.us/download, which will automatically detect your Mac's processor and serve the appropriate installer — the current version supports both Intel and Apple Silicon in a single Universal app. Alternatively, if Zoom is already installed on your Mac, open it and check Help > Check for Updates to pull the latest build through Zoom's built-in updater. Your existing account, meeting history, and preferences will carry over without any manual migration.
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