What is Macsmith?

Macsmith unifies a variety of command-line developer utilities into a cohesive and intuitive macOS graphical user interface that simplifies the management of local development environments. With it, users can easily manage Homebrew packages and services, switch between different runtimes using mise and nvm, and operate Docker through Colima without hassle. The application further empowers users to inspect Lima virtual machines and control local databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, and MongoDB by starting or stopping their respective services. Moreover, it offers visibility into which processes are using network ports, simplifies SSH key management, allows for the editing of hosts files and shell aliases, and aids in configuring local HTTPS through Caddy and mkcert. Additionally, Macsmith boosts developer efficiency with built-in DNS utilities, controls for managing ngrok and cloudflared tunnels, and views for AWS CLI profiles and rclone remotes, along with options for clearing developer caches. While tool state inspection is available at no cost, users need to purchase a one-time Pro license to install, update, start, stop, or modify the supported tools. Macsmith is designed to work on both Intel and Apple silicon Macs, requiring macOS 14 or later for optimal performance and functionality. In summary, this innovative software significantly enhances the development process, making it an indispensable asset for developers looking to boost their productivity. Its comprehensive feature set not only saves time but also enables a more streamlined and enjoyable development experience.

Pricing

Price Starts At:
$5 one-time
Price Overview:
Free read-only inspection across the tools. Pro is US$5 one-time at the launch price for one developer on up to three Macs, including future updates. Pro requires an internet connection at least every seven days; a 30-day refund is offered.
Free Version:
Free Version available.

Screenshots and Video

Dark-mode Macsmith window showing the Homebrew package manager with installed package cards for git, node, postgresql, python, redis, go, nginx, ripgrep, and jq.

Dark-mode Macsmith window showing the Homebrew package manager with installed package cards for git, node, postgresql, python, redis, go, nginx, ripgrep, and jq.

Company Facts

Company Name:
Macsmith
Date Founded:
2026
Company Location:
Romania
Company Website:
macsmith.app

Product Details

Deployment
Mac

Product Details

Target Company Sizes
Individual
1-10
11-50
51-200
201-500
501-1000
1001-5000
5001-10000
10001+
Target Organization Types
Mid Size Business
Small Business
Enterprise
Freelance
Nonprofit
Government
Startup
Supported Languages
English

Macsmith Categories and Features