Get everyone the software they need, without a ticket.
Software Delivery puts a curated catalog on every Mac and lets you deploy and manage it from one place. Your team installs what they need in the terminal or the Workbrew app, and new devices arrive ready to work.
- Free on the Team plan, with no device or user limits
- Default packages per device group with Business
The problem
Getting software onto a Mac usually means a ticket, a wait, or a download from wherever someone found it. Packaging every tool is a job that never ends, so people work around it, and every workaround is software IT didn't deliver and can't keep track of.
from the catalog
What you get
Deployed through the MDM you already run.
Roll Workbrew out to your fleet with the MDM you use today, whichever of the eight we support. For a Mac outside it, send a one-time invite link instead, and the person on the other end installs it themselves.
A catalog people want to use.
Thousands of developer tools and apps, curated and kept current, ready to deliver to any device. Your team gets the software they ask for from a trusted source, instead of whatever a search result turned up.
The terminal or the app, their choice.
Developers keep using the command line exactly as they do today. Everyone else gets the Workbrew app, where they can browse, install, and update software with a click. The same rules apply either way.
Every new Mac set up on day one.
Define the default software a device should start with, and every new Mac installs it when it joins. On Business, each team or device group gets its own set, so engineering and design start with what they each need.
How it works
Your MDM installs the Workbrew Agent and the Workbrew app on each Mac. Once you let Workbrew manage a device, it can install software there, and anything already installed shows up in your inventory too.
You choose the default software in the console. A device that joins a group with a default set installs it at its next check-in, and from then on people install anything else they need themselves, from the command line or the app.
Frequently Asked Questions
It's the easiest way to reach the whole fleet, and Workbrew has deployment guides for eight of them. For a single Mac, send an invite link from the console instead. It works once, expires after 24 hours, and the person installing doesn't need a Workbrew account.
It stays where it is. Workbrew reports it in your inventory alongside everything installed afterwards, so you start with a complete picture instead of a clean slate.
No. People who live in the terminal keep using the command line as they always have, and everyone else can use the Workbrew app. The same rules apply to both. The app needs macOS 26 or later.
Deploy Workbrew free
Deliver software to every Mac, on the free Team plan.