Free beta for macOS

Every app on your Mac, up to date.

Camu checks each app against every source that knows it and updates them all in one click. No account, no tracking, no subscription.

Free betamacOS 12 or laterApple silicon and Intel

Camu main window listing installed Mac apps with available updates and an Update all button

Checks against

  • Sparkle
  • Mac App Store
  • Homebrew
  • Electron
  • GitHub Releases

01Features

Built to be trusted with every app you own.

Every source

01

Sparkle feeds, the Mac App Store, Homebrew, Electron update feeds and developers' own release pages. Camu reports the newest version any of them knows.

Sparkle
Mac App Store
Homebrew
Electron
GitHub Releases
3.7.7

Safe by default

03

A download only replaces an app if it's signed by the same developer. The old version is backed up first, and Roll back puts it back.

iTerm.app
  • ✓signaturematches developer
  • ✓backupcreated
  • ✓install3.6.11 → 3.7.7
  • ↺roll backavailable
02

Update All

One click updates everything, Homebrew apps included. If an app needs your admin password, you're asked once for the whole batch.

04

Release notes inline

Read what changed before you update.

05

Menu bar

The update count lives in your menu bar, with Update All one click away.

06

Keeps itself current

Camu checks daily and installs its own updates automatically.

07

Ignore and betas

Skip an app, or opt one into beta versions.

08

No strings

No account, no ads, no subscription, nothing that identifies you.

Camu app details panel showing installed and latest versions, each source's report, release notes and a Roll back button

02Detail

See where every version comes from

Open any app for its installed and latest versions, what each source reported, the release notes and a one-step roll back.

Camu menu bar panel listing pending updates with an Update all button

03Menu bar

Right there in your menu bar

Click the menu bar icon for every pending update and Update all, without opening the window.

04Install

Up and running in a minute.

  1. 01

    Download the Camu disk image and drag Camu to Applications.

  2. 02

    The first time you open it, macOS says it can't verify the developer. Open System Settings > Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. You only do this once.

  3. 03

    That's it. Camu checks for updates in the background and keeps itself up to date.

Every app on your Mac, up to date.

Free betamacOS 12 or laterApple silicon and Intel