One inventory
Browse App Store, third-party, user, system, and command-line software together.
Apps and uninstall
Understand installed software before removing it.
MachKit brings applications, command-line tools, package-manager context, and possible related files into one inventory. You can see what is installed, where it came from, and what an uninstall would change.
Useful context
Inspect version, location, source, disk usage, identifiers, and package-manager guidance.
Selective uninstall
Review related support files and choose which confirmed items should be removed.
What it covers
See the capability and the boundary together.
See more than an icon and an app name
Search and filter installed software while keeping its path, version, source, and size available. Command-line tools are included so the inventory reflects the software developers and technical users actually maintain.
- Application and command-line software categories
- Version, location, source, and disk usage
- Search across names, identifiers, and paths
Keep removal explicit
Related preferences, caches, logs, containers, and support files are presented as selectable findings. MachKit does not silently remove every matching path, and package-managed software receives guidance appropriate to its manager.
- Selectable related files
- Conservative residue detection
- Package-manager commands instead of invented deletion steps
Recoverable where macOS allows it
Supported file removals normally move content to Trash. Protected locations and ambiguous binaries remain outside automatic removal so an uninstall stays understandable and reversible where possible.
- Protected-path validation
- Ambiguous items require review
- No remote inventory upload