Taphouse

What it does

Taphouse 1.3 Since launch, we've added: CVE vulnerability scanning for all your packages, a Health Dashboard with system score, orphaned dependency cleanup, leftover file detection, duplicate app finder, and pre-install inspection to see exactly what a package will install. Plus: 6 languages, Mac App Store integration, third-party app updates (Sparkle/GitHub/Electron), code signing verification, Brewfile export, and menu bar mode with auto-updates. The complete Homebrew GUI for macOS.

Install, update, and clean up your brew packages from a quiet Mac‑native app. 14,000+ formulae and casks — no terminal required. I now consider it a must‑have app for managing Homebrew packages on my Mac. — Jon Henshaw, Coywolf What's inside Everything you'd expect, plus a few things you wouldn't . See all 50+ features → F.SPOTLIGHT · TIME MACHINE Roll back a bad upgrade in seconds. Before every upgrade — and on a schedule if you like — Taphouse saves a restore point. If an update breaks a tool, put the exact previous version back instantly: no rebuilding, no hunting down old downloads. F.01 Visual package browser Search across 14,000 formulae and casks. Descriptions, dependencies, disk…from taphouse.multimodalsolutions.gr

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