Mactracker for MAC
Free Mac app with detailed specs of every Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple Watch and Apple Vision Pro ever made, plus Geekbench scores and your own collection.
Mactracker Overview
Mactracker is a free reference app with detailed information on every Apple Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple Vision Pro ever made. For each model it lists items such as processor speed, memory, graphics cards, supported OS versions, price, colour, storage and expansion options. It also covers early Apple systems, Newton, Apple TV, accessories, audio, displays, modems, printers, scanners, storage, Wi-Fi products, Mac pro apps and operating systems.
Beyond the specifications, you can compare real-world performance with Geekbench 6 scores from Primate Labs, test yourself with Trivia, and record your own devices under My Models, with details such as colour, serial number, condition, purchase date and warranty end date. Mactracker is made by Ian Page and is free to download; it is not open source. It needs macOS 11 or later and is available as a direct download from its site or from the Mac App Store, with a separate version for iPhone and iPad.
Key Features
Mactracker is a reference book for everything Apple has made.
- Specifications: processor, memory, graphics, storage and more.
- Every product line: Mac, iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Vision Pro.
- Older systems: early Apple computers, Newton and accessories.
- Geekbench 6: compare real-world performance scores.
- My Models: keep a record of your own devices.
- iCloud: your collection on all your devices.
- Support Status: see whether Apple still services a model.
- Trivia: test what you know about Apple devices.
What’s New in Version 8.3.1
Mactracker 8.3.1 builds out the My Models collection.
- Key specification view for entries in My Models
- Storage capacity option for older iPod and Mac models in My Models
- Option to mark whether you have a device's original packaging
- Improvements to associating a model with entries in My Models
- Support Status updated for Apple's latest Vintage and Obsolete products
Mactracker FAQ
Is Mactracker free?
Yes. Mactracker is free to download from its site and from the Mac App Store. It is not open source.
Which macOS version does Mactracker need?
Mactracker needs macOS 11 or later.
Which products does Mactracker cover?
Every Apple Macintosh, iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and Apple Vision Pro, plus early Apple systems, Newton, Apple TV, accessories and operating systems.
Can I compare performance?
Yes. Mactracker shows Geekbench 6 scores from Primate Labs, so you can gauge and compare real-world performance.
What is My Models?
It is your own device collection, with details such as model, colour, serial number, condition, purchase date and warranty end date.
Can I sync My Models between devices?
Yes. Turn on iCloud support in Settings on the Mac. You can also export and import individual entries.
Can I search by serial number?
Yes, for 11 or 12 digit Apple serial numbers from the Power Macintosh G3 to the iMac (24-inch, M1, 2021). Newer products use a randomized format; those can be looked up on Apple's website.
Why does Mactracker list more memory than Apple does?
Apple sets its maximum on the memory modules available when a product is released and does not usually revise it when larger compatible modules appear.
Can I install Mactracker with Homebrew?
Yes. Run brew install --cask mactracker.
Where does the Mactracker download on mactracker.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official Mactracker website at https://mactracker.ca/. mactracker.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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