What's next
Mac Inventory is built in the open, in spare hours, and shaped by what people actually ask for. Here is where it stands.
Shipped
Working today, in your browser.
- One Terminal command that collects everything at once
- Homebrew formulae, casks, Apple Installer packages and Applications in one list
- Outdated detection with current and available versions
- Dependency graph: what a package needs, and what needs it
- System-component warnings before you remove something important
- Select items and generate an update or uninstall script you can read first
Being built
Next up, in rough order.
- Background items: launch agents, launch daemons and login items — the “what is running without me knowing” part
- Listening ports and local servers, mapped back to the app that opened them
Vote on what comes next
Your votes are kept in this browser and guide what I build next. Want it counted publicly? Send it with the form below.
Desktop Mac version
A native macOS app that collects the inventory itself — no Terminal, no copy and paste.
Feature requests inside the tool
A public board where anyone can post an idea, vote on it, and follow what gets built.
Windows version
The same inventory for Windows: winget and Chocolatey packages, installed programs, and startup items.
Mac App Store apps
Include apps installed through the App Store via mas.
Disk footprint per app
How much space each app takes, including caches and support files.
Saved snapshots
Keep past inventories so you can diff today against last month.
Leftover file cleanup
Find files an uninstall left behind and generate a cleanup script.
Export the inventory
Download your list as Markdown, CSV or JSON.
Share the tool
If it saved you time, pass it on — it helps decide what gets built next.
Ask for a feature, or tell me what's broken
No account, no tracking. Write a line below and it opens a pre-filled email to me.