Because .exe files cannot run natively on macOS, converting them to a .pkg doesn't make them "Mac apps." It only makes them easier to install. Often, it is better to use other solutions:
If you have a Windows application that does not have a native Mac version, you can use a "wrapper" to package the EXE into a PKG. This allows the Windows code to run on macOS by translating API calls in real-time. Download a wrapper tool like Wineskin Winery or CrossOver. Create a new "Wrapper" or "Bottle." Run the EXE installer inside that wrapper. convert exe to pkg
Because .exe files cannot run natively on macOS, converting them to a .pkg doesn't make them "Mac apps." It only makes them easier to install. Often, it is better to use other solutions:
If you have a Windows application that does not have a native Mac version, you can use a "wrapper" to package the EXE into a PKG. This allows the Windows code to run on macOS by translating API calls in real-time. Download a wrapper tool like Wineskin Winery or CrossOver. Create a new "Wrapper" or "Bottle." Run the EXE installer inside that wrapper.