Eight tools. Roughly 200MB total.
The catalog as it stands today. Each tool listed below ships as a single binary, signed and notarized for both macOS and Windows. Bundle owners get all eight plus the next twelve months of releases.
On-device AI
The smart bits — QuickPick’s semantic search, InkDrop’s nearest-class match — run on small models bundled in the binary. Inference happens on your machine. No API key, no cloud, no prompt ever leaves the laptop.
Native binaries, AI included
Swift / SwiftUI on macOS. Rust + WinUI 3 on Windows. The model weights ship inside the same notarized binary — no webview wrapper, no electron, no separate download. The binary you get is the whole program.
No telemetry
No analytics, no Sentry, no "anonymous usage". The only network call is the update check — and it ships behind a flag you can disable forever.
Rebindable everything
Every chord, every menu, every default — editable from one ~/.config/desktoptools/keys.toml file. Synced across the catalog.
Codesigned + notarized
Every binary signed with a paid Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Same for Windows: signed with a real EV certificate. No "right-click to open".
Read-only source access
Bundle and Team customers get the full git mirror. Not for forking — for auditing. You can see exactly what runs on your machine.
Where it runs.
13 Ventura → 15 Sequoia
Universal2 binaries (Apple Silicon + Intel). Tested on M1, M2, M3, M4 + 2019 Intel reference. All tools support dark mode + the menu bar API.
10 22H2 → 11 24H2
x64 + ARM64 binaries. Six of the eight tools support Windows. PortKill and BatchRename also ship Linux x64 binaries (CLI-only).
Eight tools. $79. Pay once.
Bundle includes all eight binaries plus the next 12 months of new releases.
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