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The best terminal for most Mac users is Ghostty — it is fast, GPU-accelerated, native, and needs zero config. Power users who want deep customization pick iTerm2, and Warp is the choice for AI-assisted, block-based workflows. All install free with one Homebrew command.

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Bundl.run is the fastest way to set up a new Mac. Think of it as the Ninite for Mac — select the apps you need, and we generate a single terminal command that installs everything via Homebrew. No clicking through installers, no hunting for download links. Browse our app directory to discover popular tools like Raycast, Cursor, and Warp, or read our in-depth guides to find the best apps for your workflow.

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How does Bundl work?
Bundl generates a single terminal command that installs all your selected Mac apps via Homebrew. Simply browse our app catalog, select the apps you need, and copy the generated brew install command to your terminal.
Is Bundl free to use?
Yes, Bundl is completely free. We curate the best Mac apps and generate installation commands at no cost. The apps themselves may be free or paid depending on the developer.
What is Homebrew?
Homebrew is the most popular package manager for macOS. It allows you to install software from the command line. Bundl uses Homebrew to install apps, so you'll need to have it installed first. Visit brew.sh to get started.
Can I install multiple apps at once?
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Which Mac apps are available on Bundl?
Bundl indexes 1,246 Mac apps from Homebrew and highlights 246 expert‑curated picks — including developer tools like VS Code, Cursor, and Docker; productivity apps like Raycast and Notion; design tools like Figma; and many more utilities.