Early access · Mac admins

Build, sign, notarize & deploy
Mac packages from your browser.

Turn any app into a signed, notarized .pkg and push it straight to your fleet — without wrestling munki-pkg, fighting Composer, or standing up a Mac build server.

✓ No Mac build box  ·  ✓ No Composer  ·  ✓ No CLI required

One question (optional) — where do you actually get stuck today?

No spam. We'll email once when there's something real to try.

Thanks — you're on the list. We'll reach out at the address you gave when there's something to try. Want to help shape it? A 15-min chat about your packaging workflow would mean a lot — just reply whenever we email you.

The packaging tax nobody should still be paying

You just want an app on your Macs. Instead you get:

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munki-pkg — powerful, but it's a CLI and a JSON build spec. Great if you live in Terminal; a wall if you don't.
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Composer — locked to Jamf, snapshot cruft, and a reputation for flaky, bloated packages.
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Signing & notarization — needs a Mac, a Developer ID cert, notarytool, stapling. The step that actually makes a package *install* is the one most people fumble.
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Deploy — build lives in one tool, your fleet in another. You glue them together by hand, every time, every version.

How PkgPilot works

Drop in an app. Get back a signed, notarized package on your fleet.

01 · BUILD

Author in the browser

Drag in an app, DMG, or existing pkg. Add scripts, choose install location, layer PPPC/config — see every file and receipt before you ship. No CLI, no snapshots.

02 · SIGN

Sign & notarize in the cloud

We run the Mac build pipeline for you. Connect your Apple Developer ID once; every package comes out signed, notarized, and stapled — ready for Gatekeeper. No Mac server to own.

03 · DEPLOY

Push to your MDM

One click to Jamf, Kandji, Intune, Mosyle, or a hosted Munki repo. Versioning, rollback, and an audit trail of who packaged what come standard.

Want in early?

We're building this now and looking for admins to shape it.

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Who it's for

Mac admins and MSPs managing ~20 to a few thousand Macs who already have an MDM but don't have — or don't want — a dedicated packaging expert and a Mac build server. If you've ever asked "how do I make and deploy a pkg without Composer or the command line," this is for you.