Menu bar apps
Small helpers with MenuBarExtra: always at hand, connected to your systems via API, credentials in the keychain.
macOS apps
Tools that feel at home on the Mac
Menu bar apps, window apps and desktop tools: we build for the Mac with SwiftUI and AppKit – and with Electron when web technology and the desktop need to meet.
Our approach
The Mac as a working tool
The Mac is where work gets done. So we build tools that save time every day: a menu bar app for time tracking, an editor that makes database structures visible, an app that keeps one-time codes safe in the keychain.
- Menu bar apps
- Window apps
- Desktop with Electron
- iOS and macOS together
- SwiftUI and AppKit
- Keychain
- Large data sets
- Keyboard control
Scope
What we build for macOS
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Powerful window apps
SwiftUI as the shell, AppKit where lists with a great many entries have to stay smooth.
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Desktop apps with Electron
React, TypeScript and editor components on the desktop – ideal for developer and analysis tools.
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Apple platforms together
One code base for iPhone, iPad and Mac where it makes sense – with platform-specific interfaces.
Technology
What we build macOS apps with
Native frameworks for apps that feel like the Mac, and Electron for tools that benefit from web components.
- SwiftUI
- AppKit
- Electron
- React
- TypeScript
- Keychain
Process
How your Mac tool comes together
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Step 1: Understand the workflow
We look at how you work today and where the tool should save steps.
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Step 2: Native or Electron
We decide which technology fits the requirements – and explain the choice.
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Step 3: Prototype on your Mac
An early, runnable version shows whether the workflow holds up in daily use.
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Step 4: Sign and distribute
Code signing, notarisation and distribution – through the Mac App Store or directly.