Available
KeyHabit
Your Windows keyboard, on macOS.
Ctrl+C, Alt+Tab, Home/End and Windows-style scrolling work in every app. A 30-day trial, then one purchase for life.
Three focused Mac apps
Small apps. Sharp focus.
Three utilities for the Mac, each fixing one everyday annoyance: keyboard habits, file management, and the context menu.
The apps
Pick the one that gets in your way.
Each app does one job and does it natively. KeyHabit is available today; Trellis and RightMenu are in development.
Available
In development
Trellis
Files, side by side.
A native file manager with up to nine panes, tabs, saved workspaces, and built-in SFTP. Built for people who move files all day.
In development
RightMenu
Right-click, properly.
New files, copy path, batch rename, open Terminal — the Finder context menu macOS should have shipped with.
How these apps are built
Native, local, and quiet.
No accounts, no dashboards, no upsell banners. Just small tools that behave like part of the system.
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Native by default
Swift, AppKit, and SwiftUI. No web wrappers, no Electron, no bundled browser pretending to be a Mac app.
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One job per app
Each app solves a single, specific annoyance. Nothing is added just to fill a feature list.
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Your data stays put
No accounts and no profiles. Settings, licenses, and file access stay on your Mac.
Support
One inbox for all three apps.
Questions, bug reports, or license help — email us and a human replies.