Visual interface for macOS package management
Homebrew is a command-line tool used to manage software packages on the macOS operating system. BrewUI is an official desktop application that allows you to manage the complex commands of this tool through a graphical user interface (GUI).
Updates
- October 13, 2026: Stars 2,374 → 2,508, latest release v0.6.0 (October 13, 2026).
- September 30, 2026: Stars 2,283 → 2,374, latest release v0.5.0 (September 30, 2026).
- September 27, 2026: Stars 2,014 → 2,283, latest release v0.4.4 (September 22, 2026).
- September 18, 2026: Stars 1,658 → 2,014, latest release v0.4.3 (September 17, 2026).
What you get
- Manage software packages without using the command line
- Track Homebrew operations with a transparent interface
- Easy installation with a native SwiftUI-based macOS application
Installation
brew install --cask homebrew-appIf you don't write code
I am using the BrewUI application to manage Homebrew packages. I want to safely discover, install, update, and manage packages within the application. Using this interface, which allows me to transparently see the operations Homebrew performs in the background, how can I optimize the package configuration on my system and how can I define custom variables via the brew.env file?
Repository: https://github.com/Homebrew/BrewUI. Follow the official instructions in the README of this repository for setup and execution.
Before starting, check which OS we are on and if the necessary tools (e.g., Python, Node.js, Git, Docker) are installed. Install any missing ones step-by-step according to this system.
Create a new, empty folder to work in. Do not touch any files outside this folder and do not delete anything. Tell me what you are going to do in one sentence before running each command.
If an API key is required, do not ask me to type it into the chat. Show me how to add it to the .env file and ensure this file is not pushed to Git.
Tell me what I should see on the screen at the end of each step. If an error occurs, I will paste the error message to you exactly as it is, and we will fix it together.
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