Install Effortlessly
Try out new things.
Cork has a smart way of finding packages, both Formulae and Casks.
Just look them up, press Install, and it's done!
Cork is, and always will be, open source.
You can always compile it from the source code.
Pre-compiled versions are available from my private Homebrew tap,
which you get access to by buying Cork.
You will get all future updates for free.
Supports macOS 13+
No alternative even comes close
See comparisonTry out new things.
Cork has a smart way of finding packages, both Formulae and Casks.
Just look them up, press Install, and it's done!
Expand you horizons.
A package you want is not available by default? No worries
All you have to do is write in the Tap name, and you'll have access to hundreds more packages.
Take care of those pesky caches.
Over time, you'll have accumulated a couple of hundred megabytes of various caches.
Not to worry, not only can you see information Brew likes to hide from you, you can also delete all caches and free up lots of space.
As if it was never there.
Have a package that is no longer useful? Just press Uninstall.
As if it was never there to begin with.
No detail will escape you.
There is much information that Homebrew doesn't make easily available.
With Cork, all of it is in the palm of your hand. From how much package caches are taking up, to all the dependencies. And even a few extras.
Be on top of the repo.
It can be very difficult to see what your taps are made of.
Until now. Cork shows you all the info you could ever need.
Truly worldwide.
Cork is not only in English.
Chinese, Russian, French, and more.
Your grandma can use Cork.
One of the core philosophies of Cork was ease of use.
I did frequent user testing with my mom and grandma to deliver a seamless experience for everyone.
You won't even know it's there
Cork has been optimized to use as few system resources as possible.
At most, it uses about 0.6% of RAM on the weakest Mac available.
Written using the most modern technologies.
Cork uses the most modern Mac-first technologies to deliver a fast and lightweight experience
It's written in mostly SwiftUI, with AppKit sprinkled here and there.
You can always peek into the source.
I believe that software should be open source and available for all.
That's why Cork is no exception.