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DevMap for macOS.

The status of the current build, stated as it is.

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  1. 1In developmentDevMap is being built. No one outside the team has the app.
  2. 2Private testingA small invited group is testing a build. It is not offered to the public.
  3. 3Early accessApproved people can download a build. It is not open to everyone.
  4. 4Public downloadA signed, notarised build is published for anyone on a supported Mac.

DevMap is in development.

The current build is signed with an Apple Development certificate and is not notarised, so Gatekeeper rejects it on other Macs. There is no installer to download and no early-access list yet.

No installer exists, so there is no link and no download counter. This button will not do anything until a notarised build is published.

Release stage
In development
Version
0.1.0
macOS
macOS 13 or later
Mac type
Apple silicon (arm64). Intel Macs are not supported
Tested on
macOS 26.5 only
Signing
Apple Development certificate, not notarised
Gatekeeper
Rejects the current build
Updates
No updater: replace the app

View current progressWhat is built, what is blocked and what is planned.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly.

What is DevMap?

DevMap is a macOS app that maps the projects in your development folders. For each one it shows what kind of project it is, its git state, size, running servers and health findings, plus a dependency map, a mind map and a code Review.

Which macOS versions are supported?

macOS 13 or later on Apple silicon Macs is the documented minimum. Intel Macs are not supported. The app has only been tested on macOS 26.5, so broader compatibility is not yet verified.

Does DevMap process projects locally?

Yes. Scanning and Review happen on your Mac. There is no analytics and no AI service. Your projects, files and Git data never leave your Mac. DevMap needs a DevMap account, so it contacts the account service (hosted on Supabase) when you sign in or manage your account and, about once an hour while it is open, to confirm your account and plan; those requests carry your email, sign-in tokens and display name, never file contents, paths or project names, and the app keeps working offline for up to 7 days after a confirmation. It contacts GitHub or GitLab only if you connect the optional integration. That integration is experimental: it has only been tested against simulated services, so it is not offered as supported. A token you add is kept in the macOS Keychain.

How does installation work?

There is no public installer yet. Once a notarised build is published it will appear on this page. DevMap bundles its own Python. Git features need git, which comes with Apple’s Command Line Tools. Uninstalling means deleting the app; the small files it keeps in ~/Library/Application Support/DevMap (chosen folders, preferences, integration metadata, Insight figures and history) and its Keychain items are not removed automatically.

How are updates delivered?

There is no automatic updater, and DevMap does not check for updates. A new version is a new app that you replace the old one with.

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