Version Tracker 1.3 for Mac

Mac Utilities

Updated Aug 16, 2026

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Most Macs collect software from everywhere. Some apps come from the App Store, some from a vendor site, and developer tools arrive through package managers that each update in their own way. Version Tracker pulls all of that into one dashboard. It scans dozens of sources, shows what is current and what has fallen behind, and marks versions with known security problems so you can fix the risky ones first. No account is needed to start.

Key Features

• Scans 51 update sources, from the App Store and Sparkle apps to Homebrew and npm
• Shows installed version, latest version and the gap between them in one view
• Flags versions linked to known security issues using public vulnerability data
• Updates supported apps and packages in one click instead of app by app
• Runs fully on your Mac with no sign up and no inventory sent to a server

How to Download

1. Visit the vendor site and read the current feature and pricing details.
2. Download from the official site and open the downloaded file.
3. Move the app to Applications, launch it, and run your first full scan.

System Requirements

Version Tracker needs macOS 15 Sequoia or later and runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. A typical scan takes under a minute, and the app may ask for disk access to find every installed app.

FAQs

Is scanning free?

Yes. Scanning every source and seeing what is outdated costs nothing. Paying unlocks one click updating and scheduled scans.

Does Version Tracker upload my app list anywhere?

No. The vendor states that checks run locally on your Mac and your software inventory stays on the machine.

Can it update tools installed with Homebrew or npm?

Yes. Package managers are among its sources, alongside App Store apps, direct downloads and development runtimes.