Tools worth keeping.
Native Mac apps. One price each. No subscription, no account required — just the tool, yours to keep.
Every app here is one-time purchase Mac software — no subscription, no account required, no data sent to the cloud. You pay once and own the app outright on your machine. The catalog covers voice typing, screen recording, network monitoring, git identity management, worktree browsing, keyboard sounds, teleprompter, and audio sharing — all native macOS utilities built for Apple Silicon. Most apps start under $50; nosleep is permanently free. If you’re tired of monthly invoices for tools you use every day, no-subscription Mac software is the category you’re looking for.

notype
Voice typing for Mac. Works in any text field. On-device. No account. No cloud.

nopeek
Teleprompter for Mac. Script lives next to your camera. Voice scrolls the text. Screen-sharing safe.

nocast
Screen recorder for Mac. Regions, windows, camera, audio. Native ScreenCaptureKit. No account. No cloud.

nolag
Network monitor for Mac. Live speed, top bandwidth apps, speed tests. On-device. No account. No cloud.

nomix
Git identity switcher for Mac. Profiles, SSH keys, one-click switch. No account. No cloud.

nobranch
Git worktree manager for Mac. Worktrees across repos, open presets, setup automations. No account. No cloud.

noclick
Mechanical keyboard sounds for Mac. Low-latency, swappable profiles, auto-mute. On-device. No account. No cloud.

noaux
Audio sharing for Mac. Two outputs at once, per-device volume. No account. No cloud.

nosleep
Menu-bar keep-awake for Mac. One click. No account. No cloud.
small catalog · high bar · growing slowly
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Creator Suite
notype + nopeek + nocast + noaux. Dictate, present, record, and share audio.
4 apps included

Dev Suite
notype + nomix + nobranch + nolag + noclick + nosleep. Dictate, switch, monitor, stay awake.
6 apps included
one price · themed stack · no subscriptions
More on the way.
The catalog grows when an app earns it — not when the calendar says so.
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