About Bundl.run
Set up a Mac in one command.
What Bundl.run does
Setting up a new Mac usually means visiting a dozen download pages. Bundl.run replaces that with one step: pick the apps you want from a curated catalog of 245 Mac apps, copy the generated command, and paste it into Terminal. The command uses Homebrew, the open-source Mac package manager, so every app comes from its official Homebrew formula or cask.
Alongside the installer, the site publishes app pages, head-to-head comparisons, alternatives lists, guides and a glossary to help you decide what to install.
Who runs it
Bundl.run is built and maintained by Engaze. It is not affiliated with Apple or with Homebrew. You can reach the team through the contact page.
How apps are chosen and reviewed
Apps are added when they are actively maintained, available through Homebrew, and useful to a meaningful group of Mac users. Our editorial standards and review policy describe how we test apps and write comparisons, and our guidelines cover what we list. Anyone can request an app.
Safety
The generated script is plain text you can read before running it, and it does not need sudo. Our security page explains exactly what the script does.
How the site is funded
Bundl.run is free to use, with no account required. It is supported by advertising served by Google AdSense and by clearly labelled sponsored placements. Ads never change which apps we list or how we rank them. See the privacy policy for how ads and analytics use data.