One place for everything Homebrew
Local-first. No surprises.
Typed IPC only
The renderer never spawns a shell. Every command flows through validated, typed channels.
Explicit confirmation
Mutating actions like install, uninstall, and cleanup always require user approval.
Zero data collection
No telemetry, no cloud sync, no auth, no paid logic. Everything stays on your Mac.
Where Brewwery is headed
A public look at what's done, in progress, and planned next.
Brewfile export & history
Export reproducible Brewfiles and track every local install.
Services & cleanup
Start/stop Homebrew services and preview disk savings before cleanup.
Signed & notarized builds
Code signing and notarization to remove Gatekeeper warnings before v1.0.
Intel & Universal builds
First-class support for Intel Macs alongside Apple Silicon.
Scheduled auto-updates
Opt-in background checks for outdated packages with notifications.
Custom taps management
Add, browse, and manage third-party taps from the UI.
Common questions
Is Brewwery open source?
Yes. Brewwery is MIT-licensed and developed in public. Contributions are welcome.
Does it run arbitrary shell commands?
No. All operations go through typed IPC with an explicit allowlist of Homebrew commands.
Is the app signed and notarized?
Not yet — v0.9.1 is still pre-v1.0. Unsigned builds may trigger macOS Gatekeeper warnings. Right-click and select Open to bypass.
Does it collect telemetry?
No. Zero telemetry, no cloud sync, no auth, no paid tiers. Fully local.
Does it work on Intel Macs?
Apple Silicon is the primary platform today. Intel and Universal builds are planned and coming soon.
Can it install and uninstall packages?
Yes — with explicit confirmation dialogs and a local operation history for every change.
