The package manager C and C++ developers deserve.
Create, share and reuse native binaries across your teams. One tool that speaks MSVC, CMake, Meson, Ninja — and plays nicely with the compiler flags you already have.
Three reasons teams pick Conan.
A decentralized, developer-friendly workflow for shipping C and C++ — without wrestling your build system into submission.
Universal and portable.
It works in all operating systems including Windows, Linux, OSX, FreeBSD, and others, and it can target any platform, including desktop, server, and cross-building for mobile (Android and iOS), as well as embedded and bare metal devices. It integrates with other tools like Docker, MinGW, WSL, and with all build systems such as CMake, MSBuild, Makefiles, Meson, SCons. It can even integrate with any proprietary build systems.
Open source, complexity-free.
It has native integration with JFrog Artifactory, including the free Artifactory Community Edition for Conan, enabling developers to host their own private packages on their own server. Conan is developed by a full team of full-time maintainers who support many thousands of users, from small to big enterprises, alongside an active and awesome community.
Any number of binaries.
Not only different binaries but also different build configurations, including different architectures, compilers, compiler versions, runtimes, C++ standard library, etc. When binaries are not available for one configuration, they can be built from sources on-demand. Conan can create, upload and download binaries with the same commands and flows on every platform, saving lots of time in development and continuous integration.
Meet the Conan 2.0 tribe.
A group of more than 70 expert users and contributors who helped define Conan 2.0 — the people writing the recipes, shipping the binaries, and keeping the ecosystem moving.
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Teams shipping C/C++ at scale with Conan.
Real stories from engineering teams who replaced custom scripts and fragile submodules with Conan.
TomTom fast tracks their delivery cycle with Conan.
A Principal Software Engineer at TomTom shares how the navigation team consolidated hundreds of internal packages and cut end-to-end build times across platforms.
Speeding multi-platform releases for Industrial IoT with Conan and Artifactory.
RTI's team describes how they accelerated release cycles for DDS connectivity software across dozens of target platforms and toolchains.
Teams building with Conan.
From robotics and automotive to navigation and connected devices — Conan is trusted by engineering teams across every industry.
