A small studio building Mac apps the way Macs were meant to be used — native, fast, sandboxed, and respectful of your time and data.
We'd rather ship a small number of focused tools we use every day than a catalogue of things we don't. Here's what's out now.
A focused, native Markdown editor — side-by-side live preview, an outline built from your headings, native Mermaid diagrams drawn in pure Swift, and one-click HTML & PDF export. Sandboxed and offline by design.
Play chess against the large language model of your choice — frontier cloud models via OpenRouter, or entirely offline with LMStudio, llama.cpp, or Ollama. A pure-Swift engine enforces every rule; the model plays the moves, with streaming commentary in the tone you pick.
Trello, in your menu bar. View, create, update, and archive boards, lists, and cards without leaving whatever you're working on — real kanban columns with drag-and-drop, checklists, comments, and reactions, behind one global hotkey.
A pure-Swift Mermaid renderer for Apple platforms. No JavaScript engine, no WKWebView, no network entitlement — for sandboxed apps that need Markdown previews with diagrams. It's what powers MaiD's diagrams.
The reasons our apps feel the way they do. These aren't marketing lines — they're the constraints we build under.
SwiftUI and AppKit, drawn with Core Graphics and Core Text. The Mac is a platform, not a delivery target for a browser engine.
Sandboxed by default. Where an app needs the network, it's because you turned it on — and the destination is one you can see.
Buy it once, own it. We don't have a server to log into, and we don't have one to take down later.
Predictable output, reproducible builds, and clean error paths beat clever heuristics you can't debug.
We build without trackers, accounts, or recurring fees — which also means no recurring revenue. If our apps have saved you time, a one-time donation helps us keep building and keep them free of the usual strings.
We read everything. Tell us your macOS version and the app build (App ▸ About) when reporting a bug, and we'll get back to you.
support@australware.io