Apps for Mac and the web
Howzit. Small apps that do one job properly.
A small Cape Town studio making the apps we wanted for ourselves: music that fits the moment, the real cost of your Claude Code chats, the next PS5 game worth playing, and your photos on every screen.
- Mac apps keep your data on your Mac
- No ads, no trackers
- Plain-English help in every app
The apps
Four apps. Same calm look, each with its own colour.
OccasiomacOS 26+ · Mac App StoreComing soon1 click
to rate or tag the song that's playing
Occasio steers Apple Music with your own genres, vibes and ratings, and your library gets better as you listen.
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LauditmacOS 15+ · Mac App StoreComing soon2 min
to your first answer, from the logs already on your Mac
Laudit reads the Claude Code logs already on your Mac and shows where the money goes, what to change, and whether the change stuck.
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GameGrupsWeb · any deviceLive18
gameplay attributes, weighted the way you like
Tell GameGrups what you like in a game and it ranks every game by your taste, with critic and player scores blended in.
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MySlidemacOS 13+ · Download for MacComing soon0 repeats
until every photo has had its turn, then a fresh shuffle
If your Mac's slideshow keeps showing the same few photos, MySlide fixes that. It shows every photo in your library in random order, and none comes round again until all have had a turn.
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How we build
Every app follows the same three rules, from one shared design guide.
Answer first
Every screen opens with the answer to its question, a big number or a verdict, before any detail.
Honest numbers
If the data can't support a number, the app says unknown. Estimates say they're estimates.
Open about the footprint
Settings lists everything the app does outside itself: what it writes, where, and what it costs.
Indicative numbers are labelled as such inside every app, never passed off as exact.
Get in touch
Questions, bugs or ideas?
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