TuckGet the right Tuck build for your Mac
The first build is launching soon. Until it is up, here is what it needs, how it will be checked, and how to build the source yourself.
Release status
Launching soon
Tuck’s first public DMG is being prepared. Request one email when it is ready, or explore the source today.
What you will download
- A disk image (DMG) of the free Tuck app.
- Updates through Sparkle, with stable and beta channels on one feed at tuckmenubar.com/appcast.xml.
- Signature and notarization checks you can repeat yourself, published with the release.
The download page will include verification results for the published installer.
Requirements
| macOS | 26 or later. macOS 14 and 15 are not supported. |
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| macOS 27 | Support is in development. See the macOS 27 status page. |
| Permissions | Accessibility is required. Screen Recording is optional. |
| Account | None. |
| Price | Free core. Tuck Pro is planned and not on sale. |
Install steps, once the DMG is out
- Open the disk image and drag Tuck to Applications.
- Open Tuck from Applications. macOS will ask you to confirm the first launch.
- Grant Accessibility when asked. Screen Recording can wait. See the permissions guide.
- Open Layout in Settings and drag icons into Hidden or Always-Hidden.
How the download will be verified
The project documents the checks a release is meant to carry: an Apple Developer ID signature and notarization, a Sparkle signature on update archives, a Sigstore signature on the disk image, build provenance and a software bill of materials. Those pipelines are not running yet. When the first release is out, this page will list the exact results for that file.
See how to verify builds.
Source code
Anyone who receives Tuck is entitled to its complete source under GPL-3.0; how the source is delivered will be published with the first release. A build you make yourself from it is unsigned.
Writing about Tuck?
Icons, screenshots and product facts are in the press kit.