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You must disable System Integrity Protection (SIP) on your Mac before Grave can attach to the Minecraft Java process. macOS blocks unsigned binaries from injecting by default, and Grave is not Apple-notarized. This is a one-time change made from Recovery Mode.

Grave currently only supports Apple Silicon (ARM) Macs — M1, M2, M3 and newer. Intel-based Macs are not supported. Grave also does not support Java running under Rosetta compatibility layers (such as older Intel Java 8 builds), even on Apple Silicon devices.

Full instructions on the macOS injection page.

Your Grave license is HWID-bound to a single device. It activates on the first machine you use it on, and you cannot run Grave on two systems at the same time.

Exceptions can be made. Open a support ticket and explain why you need access both a macOS and Windows device, an exception may or may not be granted.

macOS also requires SIP (System Integrity Protection) disabled before Grave will run. See the macOS injection page for how to do that.

Note that on macOS, Grave currently only supports Apple Silicon (ARM) Macs — M1, M2, M3 and newer. Intel-based Macs are not supported, and Grave does not support Java running under Rosetta compatibility layers (such as older Intel Java 8 builds), even on Apple Silicon devices.