Bundl.run
Set up your Mac with one command
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Discover, compare, and install 1,245 Mac apps (245 expert‑curated) with one Homebrew command. The easiest way to set up your Mac.
Tell us what you build. We generate a single terminal command that installs everything you need. Bundl.run is the fastest way to set up a new Mac. Think of it as the Ninite for Mac — select the apps you need, and we generate a single terminal command that installs everything via Homebrew . No clicking through installers, no hunting for download links. Browse our app directory to discover popular tools like Raycast , Cursor , and Warp , or read our in-depth guides to find the best apps for your workflow. Whether you're a developer setting up a new machine, a designer building your creative toolkit, or a student getting organized — Bundl helps you install your entire workflow in minutes, not…from bundl.run
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