Junos pulse on a macbook air?

I found Junos Pulse in the app store, but that doesn't work for the macbook air.  alternatively i have visited the juniper network website, but downloads require extensive registration and from what i can tell some type of contract for access.  am i missing something?

Junis Pulse is coded for iOS which runs on mobile device.
Your MBA is a computer and runs OS X which is not capable of running apps coded for iOS

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