Read-only inventory
Scans on-disk package metadata and Mac App Store receipts using folders you explicitly grant through macOS.
See every developer package on your Mac before you clean up.
Installory builds a read-only inventory across Homebrew, pip, pipx, npm, Cargo, RubyGems, and Mac App Store receipts without changing your system.
Read-only
Scans package metadata. It does not uninstall packages.
No network
No analytics, accounts, ads, or package inventory uploads.
Manual cleanup
Generates scripts for you to review and run in Terminal.
Local inventory
Names, versions, managers, install locations, and dependency hints.
Search packages
brew
ffmpeg
review
Audio and video conversion tools in /opt/homebrew
pipx
black
safe
Python formatter installed as an isolated command-line tool.
npm
typescript
used
Global Node package with version and install path metadata.
cargo
ripgrep
safe
Rust command installed through Cargo.
Built for cautious cleanup.
Installory separates understanding from removal. It shows what exists, explains what it can, and leaves destructive work in your hands.
Reviewable cleanup scripts
When you choose cleanup, Installory generates commands for you to inspect, copy, save, and run manually in Terminal.
Private by design
No tracking, analytics, ads, account system, network calls, or package inventory transmission.
Nothing is hidden behind an uninstall button.
Generated scripts are plain text. Common essentials are treated cautiously, and Installory does not execute the script for you.
- Review every command before running it.
- Run cleanup manually in Terminal only when you are comfortable.
- Installory never emits network requests or sends your inventory anywhere.
#!/usr/bin/env bash # Cleanup script generated by Installory. # Review every line before running. # Installory did not run this script. set -euo pipefail echo "brew uninstall wget" brew uninstall wget # WARNING: common essential. Uncomment only if certain. # brew uninstall openssl@3
Mac App Store release in progress.
Installory is being prepared for App Store distribution. The current public pages are ready for support, privacy review, and launch.
Privacy label: Data Not Collected.
The privacy policy states the operational model clearly: no tracking, no analytics, no ads, no account system, no package inventory transmission, and local-only storage.