How to run QtWidgets applications without QtSDK (OSX)?

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Get ready, dear experts, now you will be asked an extremely stupid and, most likely, well-worn question. So. The situation is the following:

1. I wrote a small application as part of learning Qt in the QtCreator environment (tic-tac-toe with GUI (GUI))
   
2. I wanted to share it with a friend
   
3. I was disappointed in Qt, because I found out that along with the application it is customary to carry dynamic links (dll) (well, this is still half the trouble)
   
4. all night of googling, I could not find a single adequate advice / manual (which would eventually work) on what libraries you need to carry with you to run the application on another OSX machine (the vast majority of articles about Windows, and a little bit about Ubuntus )
   

The question, I think, is already clear: what is the mandatory minimum of library files that I must always carry with my application, and where should they eventually be put inside the .app package on OSX?
There is probably a way, because buying a license for Qt gives, as far as I understand, the possibility of commercial distribution of software, but does not affect the assembly of builds in any way (I really hope so). Moreover, quite a lot of people write on Qt, and there is at least one Qt macdriver here.
At the very least, there is a life hack that I have not tried yet, since I will need to demolish QtCreator and dance with all the known tools (besides, I will also need to make XCode friends with Qt). I really like the IDE itself, as well as the technology, but this incident is simply baffling.
Thank you all in advance for any help =)

Answer 1

From the Qt /bin folder, run the macdeployqt program with the path parameter of your app program, it copies everything you need there.