Small tools.
Very Mac.
Simple things shouldn’t be difficult. I create native macOS programs that make computer life easier.
One job. Done properly.
Every Mac Tool has one reason to exist. Pick the annoyance you want gone.
Clutter Eater
Meet Mr. Crumbs, the gentlemanly Mac housekeeper. Inspect forgotten downloads, old builds, caches, possible app leftovers, and deep storage oddities—then decide for yourself what goes.
MEMTREVE
Your brain makes associations. MEMTREVE makes them retrievable. Keep photos, notes, documents, and moments together—and find them from whatever you remember.
Ripple
Summon a floating puck, throw files or folders at it, and blast copies straight to your chosen destination. Fast, playful, and deliberately over the top.
FileInsight
See what’s really inside a file. Drop in a photo, document, image, or other supported file and uncover file health, actual type, dimensions, software and creator details, metadata, and more.
EjectWise
Find the app or process preventing an external drive from ejecting, bring it forward, release the drive, and safely try again.
FinderKeeper
Give Finder the memory it should have had all along. Reopen to the last real folder, preserve the way you like to view it, and return the window to the display where you left it.
BuildLens
Turn Xcode build output into a clean, persistent diagnostic view. See what changed, isolate what matters, and jump back to the exact file and line.
LaunchTrace
See what happens when a Mac app launches and runs. Capture the useful launch and runtime signals, suppress system noise, and inspect the events that matter.
ShipCheck
Inspect the app or DMG you are actually about to distribute. Check signing, notarization, Gatekeeper, package integrity, and release identity before you ship it.
The Shelf
Keep the files, folders, images, links, and text snippets you are using right now within immediate reach. Press Control + Space, grab what you need, and keep working.
Less software. Better software.
Mac Tools are intentionally small. No giant dashboards. No account just to perform a basic task. No feature pileup for the sake of looking bigger.