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BundleHound

Every app on your Mac, with its bundle identifier. Double-click copies it.

BundleHound's window: a list of running apps, each with its bundle identifier beside its name, its category, kind and status.

Bundle identifiers, without the digging

Sooner or later something asks for an app’s bundle identifier: an MDM profile, a defaults command, a window-manager rule. macOS knows every one of them and offers no direct way to look one up.

BundleHound puts them all in one list. It also knows an unreasonable amount about your apps: press ⌘I for who signed one, the URL schemes it answers to and the launch jobs it installs. It works offline, asks before it connects to anything, and needs no special permissions.

Pay once. It’s yours.

For macOS · Coming to the Mac App Store