Revok overview

Revok is a valuable tool for macOS users seeking to gain deeper insights into their installed applications. You can use it to scan your apps for critical metadata and then review them by their usage, age, CPU architecture, app type, and many other properties for auditing purposes or just out of curiosity.

See app install dates and launch frequency (great for finding unused or underused apps)

Identify Mac App Store vs. third-party installs
Reveal the app’s vendor/publisher
Detect app architecture: Universal, Apple Silicon, or Intel-only
Classify apps: menu bar, desktop, or background
Report AppleScript support, signature info, notarization, and sandbox status
Flag camera, mic, and location permissions

Note: Revok is free to use, but if you find it useful, a small donation is suggested

What’s new in version 1.17

Added Collections (General apps, Update apps, System apps, Ignored apps) for improved organization of apps.
Introduced Ignore Next Version option for apps.
Introduced Ignore all updates option for apps.
Updated Library Apps Menu with refined UI details.
Various bug fixes and stability improvements.