Epiphani Hub
Finds every Epiphani app already on your Mac and updates them all from one menu bar item.
About
Epiphani Hub is the one place to find, install, and update the apps from Epiphani Studios. It scans your Applications folders for apps signed by Epiphani Studios, matches what it finds against the catalog, and shows every install, every available update, and which version runs on each of your Macs in one Library.
Every download runs through three checks before it reaches Applications: the file's SHA-256 fingerprint has to match the one published on the app's own channel, the code signature has to verify in full and belong to Epiphani Studios' own developer team, and macOS Gatekeeper has to accept it as notarized by Apple. Hub also checks every six hours, plus once whenever you open the menu bar item, so updates surface without a manual visit to each app.
Discover organizes the full Epiphani library by the job you need done, from documents and meetings to travel, home, and family tools, so you can find the right app for the moment in front of you instead of browsing an alphabetical list. Library keeps a running count of installs and updates, and Devices shows which version of each app runs on every Mac signed into your account.
Discover by job, not by name
Search by name or by the job you need done, like read documents, and Epiphani Hub surfaces the right app from across the whole studio catalog, organized into groups like The Office, Personal Productivity, Travel and Rewards, Home and Family, and Health.
One Library for every install
See every Epiphani app already on your Mac, what has an update waiting, and how much of each app's resource use is typical, in one list with a single Open or Update button per row.
Update from the menu bar
Epiphani Hub sits in the menu bar and lists every app on the Mac with its version, so you can check for updates and open Library without bringing the main window forward.
Know what runs on every Mac
Devices lists every Mac signed into your Epiphani account, the version of each app installed there, and the latest version published on that app's channel, so a version gap is visible before it matters.
Three checks before anything installs
Every download is checked against its published SHA-256 fingerprint, its code signature is verified as belonging to Epiphani Studios' own developer team, and macOS Gatekeeper has to accept it as notarized before Hub moves it into Applications.
A clean way to remove an app
Uninstalling from Library offers a choice: remove just the application, or uninstall completely and also clear its saved preferences, with everything moved to the Trash so it can be put back.