Hello guys 👋
Inspired by Ninite for windows, InstallKit helps you install all your favorite Mac apps at once using Homebrew.
Instead of:
- Searching for each app online
- Downloading installers one by one
- Dragging apps to your Applications folder repeatedly
You can:
- Pick all the apps you want from InstallKit
- Copy one command
- Paste it in Terminal and let Homebrew install everything
Perfect for:
1. Setting up a new Mac — Get all your apps installed quickly
2. Reinstalling macOS — Restore your setup without hunting for downloads
3. Sharing your setup — Send friends a link with your recommended apps
This is sick! gonna use this every time i reset my mac
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Congrats on the launch - this is a very developer-friendly idea. Turning the painful “new Mac setup day” into a single Homebrew command is simple but extremely valuable. I can see this being especially useful for teams standardizing onboarding or freelancers switching machines often. Curious if you’re planning to support saved setups or team-wide templates next.
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It's actually a great tool. You can monetize it with promotion deals and companies would beg you to include their software into the catalog if you manage to get a good traffic.
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It’s such a cool website and I really love it! However, I’m having a bit of trouble figuring out how to use it.
When I select an app, I only see an option to copy it rather than install it. Am I missing something? It looks great tho!!
@megarbi I am glad you like it!! You are supposed to paste the copied command in your terminal which then install the apps selected. Also you have to install home brew before - https://brew.sh. I have to improve the UX there for this information 😅
Update: Added a patch for this, you can see instruction guide when you click copy
ADK-TS
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Really like the concept and simplicity
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This is sick! gonna use this every time i reset my mac
Congrats on the launch - this is a very developer-friendly idea. Turning the painful “new Mac setup day” into a single Homebrew command is simple but extremely valuable. I can see this being especially useful for teams standardizing onboarding or freelancers switching machines often. Curious if you’re planning to support saved setups or team-wide templates next.
It's actually a great tool. You can monetize it with promotion deals and companies would beg you to include their software into the catalog if you manage to get a good traffic.
It’s such a cool website and I really love it! However, I’m having a bit of trouble figuring out how to use it.
When I select an app, I only see an option to copy it rather than install it. Am I missing something? It looks great tho!!
ADK-TS
Deposure [ON HOLD]