Inspect before you paste.

Installing software always takes some trust. MacKit is built so you can see exactly what will run before you run it.

Your list stays with you

The apps you pick never leave this browser. There are no accounts and no analytics.

The installer is checked

The command downloads a versioned installer and verifies its SHA-256 checksum before running it.

Only app names go in

The installer accepts a list of known app IDs and nothing else. It rejects flags, file paths, and extra commands.

No sudo

MacKit never runs commands as administrator. Your Mac may ask for your password while some apps install.

You see it all first

Checkout shows the installer’s source, its checksum, and every app before you copy anything.

Apps are installed with Homebrew, the open-source package manager for macOS, so you’re trusting this website and Homebrew. Read the command before you run it. If anything looks unexpected, don’t run it.