Install the Tappify CLI

The Tappify CLI (tappify) lets you manage deployments, configure CI code signing, and publish apps from your terminal. It ships as a standalone binary (no Node.js required) and, for Node users, on npm as @tappify/cli.

Prerequisites

A Tappify account — sign in at app.tappify.ai
Node.js 20 or newer — only for the npm install; every other method is a self-contained binary

Install

curl -fsSL https://get.tappify.ai | sh

winget install Tappify.CLI

brew tap tappify-dev/homebrew-tap
brew trust tappify-dev/tap
brew install tappify

Recent Homebrew requires you to trust a third-party tap before installing from it — the brew trust step does that. If you skip it, brew install errors with “Refusing to load formula … from untrusted tap”.

scoop bucket add tappify https://github.com/tappify-dev/scoop-bucket
scoop install tappify

choco install tappify

npm install -g @tappify/cli

On Windows, PowerShell can also run the install script directly:

irm https://get.tappify.ai/install.ps1 | iex

Verify the install

tappify --help

You should see the list of available commands. If tappify isn’t found, make sure its install directory is on your PATH — the installer prints the path to add if needed.

Authenticate

tappify login

This opens your browser to confirm the sign-in (a device authorization flow). Once approved, your session is stored locally and every command authenticates automatically.

Your session lives in a per-user config file (~/.config/tappify/config.json on macOS/Linux, %APPDATA%\tappify\config.json on Windows). Run tappify logout to clear it.

Getting started

CLI

Signing

Prerequisites

Install

Verify the install

Authenticate

Next steps

CLI commands

Set up code signing

​Prerequisites

​Install

​Verify the install

​Authenticate

​Next steps

CLI commands

Set up code signing

Prerequisites

Install

Verify the install

Authenticate

Next steps