A single place for the apps I build. Native Mac utilities today, with Windows and mobile work planned as the product line grows.
Multi-instance app and web launcher
Create independent shortcuts for Mac apps, websites, files, folders, and command-line tools. Each shortcut can have its own Dock identity, icon, label, appearance, data path, environment, and launch behavior.
Mac Dock placement control
Keep the macOS Dock on the display where your workflow expects it. DockLock watches wakeups, display changes, connection events, screen sharing, and multi-monitor edge cases so the Dock does not keep jumping to the wrong screen.
Mac software inspection before opening
Inspect Mac apps, installers, disk images, executables, and scripts before you open them. App Trust Preview turns signing, notarization, sandboxing, privacy access, network declarations, executable hashes, and bundled components into a readable local report.
Mac lock screen message designer
Design plain-text messages for macOS lock screens. Write the first visible message, add scroll-down details, preview both lock screen states, decorate readable text, and copy the final message into System Settings.
Each app is built around platform behavior instead of hiding it behind a generic shell.
The apps avoid unnecessary background services, telemetry, and server-side dependency.
Most of these started as missing utilities I needed for my own daily Mac workflow.
Current releases focus on macOS, with Windows and mobile apps planned for future work.