Install CloudPouch
Download CloudPouch from cloudpouch.dev — the site detects your operating system and serves the right installer automatically — or, on macOS with Homebrew, install it with a single command: brew install cloudpouch.
CloudPouch is a desktop application, not a SaaS signup. Installing it is the whole setup: there is no agent to deploy, no CloudFormation stack to launch, and nothing to install into your AWS account. Everything runs on your computer.
System requirements
Section titled “System requirements”CloudPouch runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux. As of v1.49.0, the minimum supported systems are macOS 12 and Windows 10.
Install from the website
Section titled “Install from the website”- Go to cloudpouch.dev.
- Click TRY FOR FREE. The site detects your operating system and downloads the matching installer.
- Run the installer and open CloudPouch.
Install on macOS with Homebrew
Section titled “Install on macOS with Homebrew”brew install cloudpouchDownload a specific installer
Section titled “Download a specific installer”If you need a particular package — for example, your OS detection picked the wrong one, or you deploy through internal tooling — download directly from CloudPouch GitHub Releases. Release assets include:
- Windows:
.exeinstaller - macOS:
.dmgand.zippackages - Linux:
.AppImagepackage
Pick the asset that matches your operating system.
First launch
Section titled “First launch”On first launch, CloudPouch looks for your local AWS configuration. If you have no default profile in ~/.aws/credentials, CloudPouch shows a welcome screen instead of an empty dashboard — that is expected, and the next step fixes it.
Continue with Connect an AWS profile. If your AWS CLI already works, this takes seconds: CloudPouch reads the same ~/.aws files.