I make Mac apps.
bhopstudio is one person building small utilities for the Mac. Each one does a single job and tells you plainly what it is doing.
Floodtide
A Mac app updater. It checks each app against its own update source, whether that is Sparkle, Homebrew or GitHub, and updates the ones you choose. There is no hand-kept database to go stale.
Floodtide
Keeps the apps on your Mac up to date, from one place.
ChecksSparkleHomebrewGitHub
Try it free14 days
Every app. Its own update source.
- Finds outdated apps across every source at once
- Updates the ones you pick, together
- Keeps a backup you can restore
- Runs on
- macOS 13 Ventura or later
- Chips
- Apple silicon and Intel
- Licence
- £10.99 once, 3 Macs, all 1.x updates
- Trial
- 14 days, no card or account
bhopstudiobhopstudio.com/floodtide
Floodtide14-day free trial, no card
£10.99
once, for 3 Macs
Read me first
I'm Raf, and bhopstudio is me. One person, so whoever wrote the app is whoever reads your email.
My rule is that an app should always tell you what it is doing and why. The release notes follow the same rule: they say plainly what was broken, even when the mistake was mine.
Raf
Show in Homebrew selects the package. It never did: moving to the Homebrew page cleared the selection the command had just made, so the command opened the page and then showed nothing.