Dockerizer is compatible with mac and out of the box will be almost ready to use.

"Almost" means that you will need to do a small override since Mac has it own PHP container.

Normally on a new or an existent project you will need a .docker.env file configured for your project (See install page instructions) and this file will contain the PHP container the project will use and normally will be a linux version.

If all your team is using linux it is ok, but if your team uses mainly Mac then you can select a mac container as a default PHP container (See .docker.env file options for more references).

On the other hand, If your team uses linux and you need a mac container for your local development, the way to use a mac version only at your localhost is via .docker.override.env (See .docker.env file options for more references).