Intelligent Delegation
Automatically routes each app between Wine and Whisky based on its graphics API, anti-cheat flags and your Mac. No more guessing which layer to install.
- Per-app prefixes, never shared
- Falls back cleanly and tells you why
Free & open source · Apple Silicon
Verjuice checks a Windows game against a cited compatibility database, then makes it run on your Mac. No guessing, and no pretending a title works when it doesn't.
Will it run?
Host: macOS · Apple Silicon
421
titles with evidence
360
community reports
33
heals in the signature table
66
titles refused, with reasons
The engine
Verjuice doesn't reinvent Wine. It answers one question for any Windows app on any host: can this run here, and through which backend? Then it wires up the proven tools to do it.
Automatically routes each app between Wine and Whisky based on its graphics API, anti-cheat flags and your Mac. No more guessing which layer to install.
Auto-configures DXVK, DXMT and MoltenVK for the Apple Silicon GPU you actually have. Driver versions and Metal features are checked before launch.
Every recommendation is backed by a cited database entry: who tested it, on what hardware, with which versions. No vague claims, no broken prefixes.
CPU arch, GPU vendor, driver, Vulkan / Metal support, installed runtimes.
Match the executable against cited compat entries for your host class.
Pick Wine or Whisky, plus the right translation layer and env.
Build an isolated prefix, launch, and log the exact configuration used.
Compatibility ratings
Each report records the host, backend, versions and a link to the evidence, so a result can be reproduced, not just believed. Reports are reviewed before they change a recommendation, and anyone can submit one.
When DRM, licensing or kernel anti-cheat blocks a title, it's recorded as Unsupported with a citation. Verjuice never works around it.
# compat/cyberpunk-2077.toml[app]id = "cyberpunk-2077"exe = "Cyberpunk2077.exe"api = ["dx12"]drm = "store" # launched via your store client, never bypassed [[report]]host = "apple-silicon"backend = "whisky+d3dmetal"status = "optimized"tested = "2026-08-30"versions = { verjuice = "0.9.2", whisky = "3.7.0" }source = "https://github.com/verjuice/releases/issues/…"Illustrative session. Switch hosts to see how the route changes.
Download
No mirrors, no installers-that-install-installers. Every build is published on GitHub Releases with a SHA-256 digest you can check before running it.
Point Verjuice at an installer or an .exe. It'll tell you what works on your machine, and then make it work.
verjuice install-file ./Setup.exe --run