You also need to ensure that your Mac is using the same Apple ID that's associated with your developer account. You can learn more and register on Apple's developer website and that's also where you can learn more about Apple's other beta releases and guidelines too. Apple's developer program costs $99 annually and also allows you to install all of Apple's beta software and publish apps to the App Store if you so wish. You'll need to be a registered Apple developer in order to download the macOS 14 Sonoma beta. A compatible Mac 2019 iMac or later, 2017 iMac Pro, 2018 MacBook Air or later, 2018 MacBook Pro or later, 2019 Mac Pro or later, 2022 Mac Studio or later, and 2018 Mac mini or later.Install macOS 14 Sonoma beta 1 and restart.Steps for installing macOS 14 Sonoma on your Mac We'd only suggest installing the developer beta on a Mac that isn't used for anything mission-critical and the same applies to Apple's iOS 17, iPadOS 17, watchOS 10, and tvOS 17 updates for that matter.
Apple isn't going to make macOS 14 Sonoma available to the public until this fall which means that it's still a long way from the finished product.
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