Bundle What your Mac keeps to itself Apps that drag your Mac's hidden state, from installed cruft to Spotlight's index, into the light.
Bundle The machines we grew up with Old computers and their software, running again on hardware you own today.
Bundle Small apps that reshape the Mac Utilities that bend macOS, from windows to Dock to notch, into the shape you'd like.
Bundle Nothing leaves the machine Utilities whose whole design decision is that your data stays on your own hardware.
Bundle What it won't do is the feature Things built around the one thing they deliberately refuse to do.
Bundle A small job, made into an occasion Routine acts, each given a small ceremony nobody strictly needed.
Bundle It can't do the thing you'd regret Things designed so the mistake you'd make isn't available to make.
Bundle Menu-bar singletons Small utilities that share a square inch of screen and each do exactly one thing.
Bundle Apps that remember what you didn't Tools that log it as it happens, so the thing you dropped is still there when you ask.
Bundle Mac apps for the writing desk Mac apps for writing, editing and reading text, small enough to keep open all day.
Bundle Constrain the surface Five strategies for the same problem — too many surfaces, all open at once.
Bundle Nothing to sign up for Five Mac apps that do the whole job without an account, a server, or a thing to phone home to.
Bundle Nothing has to be put away Five tools built so you never have to file, close, or re-open the thing.
Bundle Local AI, on your own Mac AI tools that run their models on your own hardware, with no cloud round-trip.
Bundle Gathered one at a time Four things built by patient accumulation — a note, a button, a name, a ray of sun at a time.
Bundle Lighter than the thing it replaces Small Mac apps that do a heavy app's job with almost nothing.