SplashBuddy goal is to provide an elegant and secure onboarding process for Mac users using DEP.
It allows you to:
- Prevent your users from using their Mac before the minimum software is installed
- Provide status on the software that is currently being installed
- Display important information
It currently supports Jamf Pro. You're welcome to contribute to the project. Every little helps.
Here's a video of the SplashBuddy running at Culture Amp that was presented during Macbrained (Click on the image).
The best place to start is the Kickstart Guide.
The release history is available here.
Splashbuddy was made possible thanks to the work of the following individuals.
The best place to discuss SplashBuddy is to join the #splashbuddy channel on the MacAdmins Slack.
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If you use SplashBuddy, please consider donating. If you can, use Bitcoin as there are no fees. Goals of the donation is to get a lump of money we can use to pay for specific developments and events. I (ftiff) have been working countless hours at night for two years to bring SplashBuddy to life. Many others invested time in it too.
We need money to:
- Get a one-day code review of SplashBuddy by an experienced Mac software developer ($500)
- Pay for a venue for JNUC'17 SplashBuddy Jumpstart ($?)
- Fund a second open source project for MacAdmins ($2000)
You can also contribute in other ways.