Homebrew tap for Lighthouse Computer apps.
| Cask | Description |
|---|---|
beacon |
Menu-bar utility for live per-app network monitoring (macOS 13+) |
clip-board |
Privacy-first clipboard history manager for macOS — AES-GCM at rest, no network code (macOS 14+) |
A tap is a third-party source you add to Homebrew — you have to add (trust) it before installing from it. Add it once, then install:
brew tap lighthouse-computer/taps
brew install --cask beaconOr as a single command (Homebrew adds the tap automatically the first time you
reference it by its full owner/tap/cask path):
brew install --cask lighthouse-computer/taps/beaconOther casks:
brew install --cask lighthouse-computer/taps/clip-boardbrew update
brew upgrade --cask beaconbrew uninstall --cask beaconAdd --zap to also remove app data and preferences:
brew uninstall --zap --cask beaconbeacon is signed ad-hoc, not notarized with a paid Developer ID, so by default
macOS refuses to launch it with the "Apple could not verify…" message. Its cask
runs a postflight block that strips the download-quarantine attribute
(com.apple.quarantine) on install so the app launches normally — the bytes are
pinned by the cask's sha256, so this is safe.
This tap runs .github/workflows/autobump.yml
hourly. For each cask it queries the upstream's latest GitHub release, downloads
the asset, verifies its sha256 against the release's published .sha256
sidecar, and commits the version + sha256 bump directly to main. No manual
editing — you can also trigger it from the Actions tab.
The cask formulae in this repository are released under the MIT License. The apps they install have their own licenses, linked from each formula.