A macOS tool for monitoring notarization status across multiple Apple Developer accounts.
Notarize is a macOS application that monitors the notarization status of software across multiple Apple Developer accounts. It helps developers track their notarization submissions, which is required for distributing macOS applications outside the App Store while maintaining Apple's security standards. The tool provides a centralized interface to manage this process without constantly checking individual developer portals.
macOS developers and teams who distribute applications outside the App Store and need to manage notarization submissions across multiple Apple Developer accounts.
Developers choose Notarize because it simplifies the notarization monitoring process by supporting multiple accounts in one native macOS interface, saving time and reducing the complexity of managing Apple's security requirements for software distribution.
Notarization status monitoring tool for macOS, supporting multiple developer accounts.
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Enables monitoring notarization status across multiple Apple Developer accounts from a single interface, as emphasized in the README's key features for centralized management.
Provides up-to-date progress monitoring of submissions, reducing manual checks of developer portals and aligning with the status monitoring feature described.
Built specifically for macOS with a native UI that follows Apple's design principles, ensuring seamless integration for users on the platform.
Helps developers efficiently manage Apple's security requirements for distributing applications outside the App Store, addressing a key pain point in software distribution.
Exclusive to macOS, so it cannot be used by developers on other operating systems, limiting its reach for cross-platform teams.
The README does not mention API or command-line support, which restricts integration into automated workflows and may require manual intervention.
Only relevant for macOS developers who need notarization, making it unnecessary for projects not involving Apple's distribution security requirements.