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Hey everyone! Some of you might remember this post from a year ago that I made about Mactify (it's the #1 result when you Google "mac spotify connect client" which is crazy to me). For those of you that missed it, I made Mactify as a clean Spotify Connect client. I love to listen to music on my iPhone (love Headphone Accomodations, everything sounds much more full) but I hated that there wasn't an easy way to control

Hey everyone! Some of you might remember this post from a year ago that I made about Mactify (it's the #1 result when you Google "mac spotify connect client" which is crazy to me). For those of you that missed it, I made Mactify as a clean Spotify Connect client. I love to listen to music on my iPhone (love Headphone Accomodations, everything sounds much more full) but I hated that there wasn't an easy way to control

Hey r/macapps! I’ve been working on a passion project called iCharm, and I’m excited to finally share it with you all. If you miss the nostalgic era of desktop companions/pets but want something built modernly for macOS with a clean, high-quality aesthetic, this is for you. What is iCharm? It brings hyper-realistic, beautifully animated interactive creatures and objects (like animated fruits and little companions) st

Hey r/macapps! I’ve been working on a passion project called iCharm, and I’m excited to finally share it with you all. If you miss the nostalgic era of desktop companions/pets but want something built modernly for macOS with a clean, high-quality aesthetic, this is for you. What is iCharm? It brings hyper-realistic, beautifully animated interactive creatures and objects (like animated fruits and little companions) st

Hey r/macapps! I’ve been working on a passion project called iCharm, and I’m excited to finally share it with you all. If you miss the nostalgic era of desktop companions/pets but want something built modernly for macOS with a clean, high-quality aesthetic, this is for you. What is iCharm? It brings hyper-realistic, beautifully animated interactive creatures and objects (like animated fruits and little companions) st

TL;DR: Mira is a small (5.6 MB), native Mac app that makes YouTube calm and pleasant: no Shorts, no sponsor segments, no recommendation rabbit hole. It folds SponsorBlock, Return YouTube Dislike, searchable transcripts, optional bring-your-own-key AI summaries, Picture-in-Picture, background audio, and a real Focus Mode into one signed app instead of the pile of browser extensions you have to maintain on your on. It

Hey r/macapps, I last posted about Eter, our internet radio app for Apple devices, when version 2.0 shipped. It's been a while. Krystian originally built and released it five years ago, and we brought it into the Apparent Software fold so the team could keep growing it together. We’re a small Mac but 20-year old shop (you might know Trickster, ImageFramer, or Cashculator), and Eter is the one we built to do exactly o

A while back I posted looking for the best macOS video player in terms of image quality and UI. That led me down a rabbit hole of testing more players than I expected, so I figured I'd share what I found. Quick disclaimer: I have basic knowledge in this area, so this is a hobbyist test, not a professional analysis. Take it with that in mind. How I tested I generated an SMPTE HD color bars video (BT.709 tagged, FFmpeg

TL;DR: Mira is a small (5.6 MB), native Mac app that makes YouTube calm and pleasant: no Shorts, no sponsor segments, no recommendation rabbit hole. It folds SponsorBlock, Return YouTube Dislike, searchable transcripts, optional bring-your-own-key AI summaries, Picture-in-Picture, background audio, and a real Focus Mode into one signed app instead of the pile of browser extensions you have to maintain on your on. It

Hey everyone! Some of you might remember this post from a year ago that I made about Mactify (it's the #1 result when you Google "mac spotify connect client" which is crazy to me). For those of you that missed it, I made Mactify as a clean Spotify Connect client. I love to listen to music on my iPhone (love Headphone Accomodations, everything sounds much more full) but I hated that there wasn't an easy way to control

Problem This is a fast-paced top-down 2D shooter inspired by old-school arena shooters (CS2D vibes or CS 1.6 but in 2D), built natively for macOS. Comparison Inspired by CS2D and Counter-Strike 1.6, but built specifically for macOS with a smoother native experience. The game is tiny (5MB to 8MB depending on the platform) Pricing Free to download: https://apps.apple.com/app/counter-rumble/id6774718745 Note: This is an

TL;DR: Mira is a small (5.6 MB), native Mac app that makes YouTube calm and pleasant: no Shorts, no sponsor segments, no recommendation rabbit hole. It folds SponsorBlock, Return YouTube Dislike, searchable transcripts, optional bring-your-own-key AI summaries, Picture-in-Picture, background audio, and a real Focus Mode into one signed app instead of the pile of browser extensions you have to maintain on your on. It

Hey everyone! Some of you might remember this post from a year ago that I made about Mactify (it's the #1 result when you Google "mac spotify connect client" which is crazy to me). For those of you that missed it, I made Mactify as a clean Spotify Connect client. I love to listen to music on my iPhone (love Headphone Accomodations, everything sounds much more full) but I hated that there wasn't an easy way to control

Hey everyone! Some of you might remember this post from a year ago that I made about Mactify (it's the #1 result when you Google "mac spotify connect client" which is crazy to me). For those of you that missed it, I made Mactify as a clean Spotify Connect client. I love to listen to music on my iPhone (love Headphone Accomodations, everything sounds much more full) but I hated that there wasn't an easy way to control

I am thinking of trying notch apps to use for like below instances, without cluttering my menubar seeing calendar events, reminders (would be nice if can link Things 3) music player file sharing/storing for quick access can view/open obsidian daily notes (good to have) I found crestnotch here, so will give it a try. Meanwhile please share your recommendations or favorites that you enjoy using Ps; I tried Alcove and i

Hey r/macapps, I last posted about Eter, our internet radio app for Apple devices, when version 2.0 shipped. It's been a while. Krystian originally built and released it five years ago, and we brought it into the Apparent Software fold so the team could keep growing it together. We’re a small Mac but 20-year old shop (you might know Trickster, ImageFramer, or Cashculator), and Eter is the one we built to do exactly o

A while back I posted looking for the best macOS video player in terms of image quality and UI. That led me down a rabbit hole of testing more players than I expected, so I figured I'd share what I found. Quick disclaimer: I have basic knowledge in this area, so this is a hobbyist test, not a professional analysis. Take it with that in mind. How I tested I generated an SMPTE HD color bars video (BT.709 tagged, FFmpeg

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