Cork2.0.3

Cork gives macOS users a graphical way to manage Homebrew packages instead of working in Terminal. It searches intelligently across both Formulae and Casks, helping users find packages through a visual interface. When a package is absent from the defaults, entering its Tap name makes hundreds of additional packages available.

Cork surfaces Homebrew details that are otherwise easy to miss, including cache usage, dependencies, and other package information. Users can inspect accumulated Brew caches and delete them to reclaim disk space. Its tap view reveals what each tap contains and supplies detailed information about its contents. Full Homebrew services support lets users view services and start or stop them from the same interface. The interface supports English, Chinese, Russian, French, and additional languages, while frequent testing with the developer’s mother and grandmother guided its ease-of-use design.

Cork is also optimized to use as few system resources as possible. Version 2.0.3 is a System Tools release for macOS 14 Sonoma or later, running on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It is freeware and will always be open source, with the source available for users who want to compile it themselves; future updates are provided free.