Completed
ICE
Ice is used to show the entire menubar of the Mac when having to many elements. Name: ICE Developer: jordanbaird Website: https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice
Fabian Hartmann 22 days ago
App Request
Completed
ICE
Ice is used to show the entire menubar of the Mac when having to many elements. Name: ICE Developer: jordanbaird Website: https://github.com/jordanbaird/Ice
Fabian Hartmann 22 days ago
App Request
Spike
Hi, Wondering if it would be possible to add Spike? (Australian Childcare Management software). https://spike.economicoutlook.net/install/ Thanks, Mark
Mark Herbert about 1 month ago
App Request
Spike
Hi, Wondering if it would be possible to add Spike? (Australian Childcare Management software). https://spike.economicoutlook.net/install/ Thanks, Mark
Mark Herbert about 1 month ago
App Request
Completed
Github Copilot App
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Colton Fouch about 2 months ago
App Request
Completed
Github Copilot App
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Colton Fouch about 2 months ago
App Request
Automated Executive Reporting
As an IT Administrator or IT Director, I want App Catalog to automatically generate and email high-level summaries of patch compliance metrics directly to executives, so that I can consistently demonstrate the security posture and operational value of the platform to leadership without manual data compilation, ensuring key stakeholders stay informed on outstanding fleet risks.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Automated Executive Reporting
As an IT Administrator or IT Director, I want App Catalog to automatically generate and email high-level summaries of patch compliance metrics directly to executives, so that I can consistently demonstrate the security posture and operational value of the platform to leadership without manual data compilation, ensuring key stakeholders stay informed on outstanding fleet risks.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Extended App Update Log Retention in Customer Portal
As a Security Engineer or Compliance Officer I want the App Catalog Customer Portal to retain and display app update logs for a longer duration than the current 90-day limit so that our organization remains compliant with strict regulatory frameworks (such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR) that mandate long-term audit trail preservation, preventing compliance failures and historical tracking gaps during security reviews. Currently, the App Catalog Customer Portal enforces a 90-day retention limit on app update logs. While a 3-month window is sufficient for everyday operational troubleshooting, it creates a critical compliance gap for enterprise customers.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Extended App Update Log Retention in Customer Portal
As a Security Engineer or Compliance Officer I want the App Catalog Customer Portal to retain and display app update logs for a longer duration than the current 90-day limit so that our organization remains compliant with strict regulatory frameworks (such as SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, or GDPR) that mandate long-term audit trail preservation, preventing compliance failures and historical tracking gaps during security reviews. Currently, the App Catalog Customer Portal enforces a 90-day retention limit on app update logs. While a 3-month window is sufficient for everyday operational troubleshooting, it creates a critical compliance gap for enterprise customers.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Completed
Initiate app updates instead of opening Catalog App from Notification Center
As an End User I want the "Update Now" button on an update notification to immediately initiate the app update(s) in the background rather than opening the Catalog App interface so that I can update my applications with a single click, eliminating unnecessary navigation steps, reducing workflow friction, and saving time. Currently, when a user receives a Notification Center alert regarding an available app update, clicking the "Update Now" button acts as a shortcut link. It launches the Catalog App and opens on the "Updates" tab. This behavior introduces unexpected friction: The user expects the update to start when they click "Update Now." Instead, they are forced to wait for a desktop GUI to launch. They must then visually locate the update again and click a second confirmation button inside the app. This multi-step process disrupts the user's focus and actively discourages prompt app patching.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Completed
Initiate app updates instead of opening Catalog App from Notification Center
As an End User I want the "Update Now" button on an update notification to immediately initiate the app update(s) in the background rather than opening the Catalog App interface so that I can update my applications with a single click, eliminating unnecessary navigation steps, reducing workflow friction, and saving time. Currently, when a user receives a Notification Center alert regarding an available app update, clicking the "Update Now" button acts as a shortcut link. It launches the Catalog App and opens on the "Updates" tab. This behavior introduces unexpected friction: The user expects the update to start when they click "Update Now." Instead, they are forced to wait for a desktop GUI to launch. They must then visually locate the update again and click a second confirmation button inside the app. This multi-step process disrupts the user's focus and actively discourages prompt app patching.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Configurable graceful app termination
As an IT Administrator, I want the ability to configure whether an app update (when user interaction is required) enforces an immediate close or attempts a native, graceful termination request so that I can protect end-users from losing unsaved work in apps that lack macOS Auto Save support, while still retaining the ability to force immediate closures for critical security patches. Currently, the Catalog Agent terminates running apps ungracefully when the enforcement deadline is reached. If an app does not natively support macOS Auto Save architectures, users may lose unsaved data. This may result in data loss, user frustration, and increased helpdesk tickets.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
Configurable graceful app termination
As an IT Administrator, I want the ability to configure whether an app update (when user interaction is required) enforces an immediate close or attempts a native, graceful termination request so that I can protect end-users from losing unsaved work in apps that lack macOS Auto Save support, while still retaining the ability to force immediate closures for critical security patches. Currently, the Catalog Agent terminates running apps ungracefully when the enforcement deadline is reached. If an app does not natively support macOS Auto Save architectures, users may lose unsaved data. This may result in data loss, user frustration, and increased helpdesk tickets.
null null 2 months ago
Feature Request
