Every app, and exactly what it costs.
Utilities, developer tools, a forensics app, a translator, a screensaver and some solitaire. Prices are on the cards because hiding them is a choice and it's never a good one. No subscriptions anywhere in this list. Two apps at the end ship outside the App Store, and their cards say exactly why.
Free / IAP = the app itself is free, with an optional purchase for extras. Where that purchase is purely cosmetic, the card says so.
Toki
The open-source native Google Voice client for Mac: instant macOS notifications, menubar access, and no fixed account limit when Google Voice's browser profiles start getting in the way.
FrameBuffer
The official FrameBuffer: turn scrolling recordings and enormous screenshots into readable PDF pages or multiple images. On iOS, start with a scrolling recording. On Mac, rescue the giant screenshot another tool left behind. Both versions handle both.
ImageSVG
The official ImageSVG: trace artwork, scans, logos, and pixel art into editable SVG paths. Fine-tune the trace with a live preview, then export scalable vector artwork. Entirely on your device.
FloStates
Find your Flo with ambient sounds, color noise, and auditory illusions. Listen free across your Apple devices. Become a FloStates creator to make your own loops, add attribution, and share with your own rules.
Symlinks
Create, repair and manage symbolic links in a real GUI, for the first time, ever as this was not possible, even with CLI tools. Offload huge files to an external drive and leave a working link behind; build lndir-style mirror folders that keep themselves current. Plus the symlink action in Finder actually works, and creates a symlink for anything instantly.
translated
An overlay reads text anywhere on screen and re-renders it translated, live, plus speech-to-text and type-to-translate. Strictly offline on Apple's own language packs.
A Native macOS translator, designed to be nearly identical to iOS translate app, because this is the macOS translate app that apple didn't include in macOS. With desktop philosophical equivalents to mobile features.
Resurface
Data carving on a phone. Skips the file system entirely and reads raw bytes to rebuild photos, video and documents from their signatures. Fully offline, nothing is uploaded, ever. Plus it's endlessly extensible, with a custom config file, you can edit or add in any file signatures you are looking for specifically. For example if you know the dimensions of jxl files that got corrupt, you can recover exactly and only those images.
AppVoid
X-ray your Mac’s apps: frameworks, sandbox status, permissions, and now private API detection. Explore the findings in an all-new dashboard. A reverse engineer on your dock.
ManPage
Man pages that are a joy to read: persistent highlighting, annotations, a floating HUD beside your terminal, and the first search that covers your entire manpath by term.
Search cask, selfupdate or address family and land on the brew, port and netstat pages respectively, about two seconds across 40,000+ pages.
LookQuick
Press space in Finder and actually see the file: syntax-highlighted code, rendered Markdown, browsable archives, readable plists, and over 1000 extensions.
Just shipped: animated Quick Look themes, as far as I can tell, the first animated syntax-highlighting themes to land in Quick Look at all.
XScribe
Speak in your language and have the translated text typed into whatever app you're in. The first multilingual speech-to-text auto-typer that needs no language downloads and no storage-hungry local models, nothing to babysit, nothing eating 10 GB.
Denude
Scan photos and folders for NSFW content, on device. The first one that doesn't lock your results in a proprietary vault, files stay where they are, and you move them wherever you want.
Prompt Injector
Exploit? No.. Read, append, prepend, surgically edit or fully replace the hardcoded system instructions of any agent client, including the ones that hide them completely, like Xcode.
Previously GemPT: Still does the original job too: a bridge that lets legacy OpenAI- and Ollama-compatible apps talk to Gemini.
Duplicute
Finds true duplicates by content, not by hopeful filename matching, shows you exactly what it found, and deletes nothing without your say-so.
SickArmyKnife
File silo, clipboard manager with append, colour picker, OCR text grabber, system and network info, the daily Mac utilities in one window. 4.0 brought new navigation, settings and deeper theming.
Unzipped
Proper ISO & RAR xD decryption/extraction plus full encrypted ZIP/7z, checkout whats inside, and see sizes first.. Get Unzipped for us, get your friends Unzipped, your boss, a stranger, who cares! It's completely free!
FileFlip
Convert images, video and audio between almost any format, plus audio-to-visualizer and video-to-animated-image. Local, no upload, no watermark, no queue. Instant conversion with iOS Files & macOS Finder extensions
Find&Replace
Find and replace across files, rename items, build regex with friendly tokens, compare structured files, extract between anchors, and collapse repeated log noise.
Sandboxed
Run the same system-binary command before and after bookmarking its directory. The first attempt fails; the second succeeds. A tiny, hands-on explanation of what the macOS App Sandbox actually permits.
DoneAssets
Build complete Assets.xcassets bundles and App Store imagery for every Apple platform( also android and windows assets) from your iPhone or iPad, then sync straight into Xcode.. The greatest asset hole with all assets whole, be a SmartAsset.
SneakyLinksFinder
Pull every link off a page, download all loaded images, filter by type and hand the results off by QR code. Now with a proper Safari extension.
BimmerWire
High-resolution wiring diagrams, pinouts and schematics, searchable across hundreds of circuits. Zooms into enormous documents without tearing, because it isn't a web wrapper.
Aurally
White, pink, brown and the rest of the spectrum, plus precise tone generation, for focus, for masking a loud room, or for testing whether your headphones are lying about the low end.
Skydle
Slow, cinematic art and current weather motion for the big screen, for the many hours when the television is on and nobody is watching it. Powered by Metal \m/ GPU programming for Apple Silicon
FocalSpeaker
Announces the frontmost app as focus changes. Built for accessibility, developers, or anyone who might have a window appear when they are not actively looking at the screen.
SeriousRemote
A deliberately tiny remote: swipe, type, done. No account, no pairing ceremony, no onboarding carousel explaining what a swipe is. Swipe for back/home, swipe for navigation.
Solitairy
Klondike, FreeCell, Yukon, Spider and Forty Thieves with daily seeded deals, streaks and Game Center leaderboards. No timers, no energy meters, no rush. Metal Powered \m/ animations on the back of the card decks, literally.
DragDealer
Move and resize any window with a modifier and mouse movement alone. Hold right ⌘ and move the mouse to drag a window; hold left ⌘ to resize it. No clicking, no aiming at title bars or 4-pixel corners.
Use a left/right setup to reduce key-to-app binding
Can't be sandboxed: reaching into other apps' windows means the Accessibility API, which the sandbox doesn't grant.
LabsFX
A native client for Google Flow, formerly Google Labs FX. Built to the same rules as everything above it, fully sandboxed and notarized, with no extra entitlements and nothing reaching outside its own container. Download the current macOS ZIP directly from GitHub.
Kept out by policy, not by permissions, a third-party client for someone else's service isn't allowed on the store.
There's a lot more working right now. You'll hear about them at launch.
Some have been in daily use for months, most are frequently used, and all stay deliberately undescribed until they ship, we're committed to claiming more "first" solutions for niche or specific problems.