Macosland
ProductivityMacosland creates native macOS apps that run locally, with no accounts or subscriptions, keeping your data on your Mac.
by Soysal TanMacosland is a small studio that builds native macOS applications. All of the software runs locally on your Mac, requires no user accounts, and does not involve any subscription fees. Your data stays on your device and the apps only communicate with services you explicitly connect. The studio currently offers seven separate apps, each designed to do one job well. Culmen tracks App Store keyword rankings Smithdeck provides a native console for Laravel Forge PdfMaster lets you merge, split, compress and sign PDFs, RDPMaster combines RDP, SSH and VNC into one window, Cumba arranges windows with keyboard shortcuts, Stashy stores a searchable clipboard history, and Wattly monitors per‑app energy use and battery health. Each app includes a 14‑day free trial with all features unlocked and then requires a one‑time purchase. They are written in Swift, run on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs, and operate without any of the studio’s servers in the data path.
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