Homebrew tap for Keploy on macOS (Apple Silicon).
brew install keploy/tap/keployThat single command taps this repo and installs the latest Keploy. It is free to use: keploy login signs you in, and your plan decides which additional features are available.
Always use the full name, keploy/tap/keploy. On its own, keploy resolves to a different formula in homebrew-core, which cannot record apps running natively on your Mac:
brew upgrade keploy/tap/keploy # move to the latest releaseAn Apple Silicon (arm64) macOS binary pulled from https://keploy.io/ent/dl/<version>/enterprise_darwin_arm64 and placed at $(brew --prefix)/bin/keploy.
Intel Macs are not supported by this formula (brew refuses with an arch requirement error). On an Intel Mac, run Keploy inside Lima: https://keploy.io/docs/installation/macos-installation/#option-2-install-keploy-with-lima
Releases here are bumped automatically by the Keploy release pipeline on every tagged version — the formula's version and sha256 track each vX.Y.Z tag.
Not supported via Homebrew. Use the install script:
curl --silent -O -L https://keploy.io/install.sh && source install.shBrew formulae can't sudo, mount debugfs, or set up the Keploy Docker network — all required by the Linux install — so the curl installer stays the supported path there.
The formula itself (the .rb file) is MIT-licensed; see LICENSE. The Keploy binary that the formula downloads is governed by its own commercial terms.