Gaming & entertainment

I'm the developer of ControllerKeys, an open source macOS app that turns game controllers into system-wide keyboard, mouse, and automation devices. Problem I built it because I wanted to use my Mac from the couch without constantly reaching for a keyboard and mouse. The basic setup is simple: buttons become keyboard shortcuts, the left stick moves the cursor, the right stick scrolls, and holding a trigger gives you p

Version 2.6 just dropped on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/analog-tv-simulator/id6761325301 Problem: You want the most realistic simulation of AnalogTV possible for nostalgia, video effects, retro gaming, watching retro video or even just to learn how AnalogTV worked. A simulation that includes all major standards (NTSC, PAL, SECAM) as well as more esoteric standards like HD-MAC, MUSE or even the format

I'm the developer of ControllerKeys, an open source macOS app that turns game controllers into system-wide keyboard, mouse, and automation devices. Problem I built it because I wanted to use my Mac from the couch without constantly reaching for a keyboard and mouse. The basic setup is simple: buttons become keyboard shortcuts, the left stick moves the cursor, the right stick scrolls, and holding a trigger gives you p

Hi everyone, As a small thank you to the community, FloatTube is available for $1.99 for a limited time. The Chrome version is available for free, with some platform-specific differences. You can find a detailed comparison on the website. Nearly eight months ago, I shared FloatTube, a browser extension for Safari, here. I want to thank everyone in r/macapps who tried it, shared feedback, and helped the project grow.