Desktop apps for Mac and Windows

Desktop apps that run on your own computer. Each one is a free download with a one-time license and never uploads your files. Every app comes with a command-line tool for scripts and assistants such as Claude Code; HandleLens checks public profile pages directly from your Mac. Frame-Find runs on Mac and Windows with one license for both; every other app is for Mac.

K-Forecast

Forecast the next 1 to 96 candlesticks of any stock, on your own Mac. The Kronos K-line model runs on-device with CoreML; the chart, the sampler settings and the export are all local.

TagForge

Add tagged PDF structure to a whole folder on your Mac: headings, paragraphs, figures and the reading order read from the page itself, draft alt text for the figures, and a report of what needs a person. Free version, command line.

Tickmark

Turn bank and credit-card statement PDFs into transaction rows on your Mac: every account checked against its printed balance, scanned pages read with PP-OCRv5, and the result exported to CSV, XLSX, QBO, OFX or QFX. Free version, command line.

AIDepthForge

Depth maps, normals, point clouds, bokeh and 3D parallax video from any photo, in batches and fully offline, from the app or the command line.

Frame-Find

Find any photo or video moment by describing it in plain words, on Mac and Windows, from the app or the command line. On-device AI indexes your folders and the frames inside your videos; nothing is uploaded.

Leaflift

Convert PDFs to clean Markdown on your own Mac: tables keep merged cells, formulas become LaTeX, scanned pages are read too. Built on SoMark OXR, with a command line for scripts and AI assistants.

DubForge

Dub videos into ten languages in the speaker's own voice, on your own Mac: Whisper transcribes, a local Qwen3 model translates, Qwen3-TTS clones the voice. Edit any line; a command line handles whole courses.

AltForge

A CSV that lists each product's image address (URL, path or file name) plus its title, brand, colour and keywords comes back as the same CSV with one new alt_text column. Florence-2 reads the pictures on your own Mac; free version and command line included.

Deadair

Cut the long pauses and the ums out of talking-head video on your own Mac. Every cut is listed with its reason, and Final Cut, Premiere and Resolve get a cut list.

ProtoMesh

Turn one picture into a textured 3D model on your own Mac. TRELLIS.2 runs locally with MLX, and the result exports as a glTF file with PBR textures.

iTryOn

Put a whole outfit on a model before anything is made. Product shots in, layered try-on out, on your own Mac: no upload, no credits, no per-image fee.

Leasewright

Turn a folder of commercial leases into a rent roll on your Mac, with the page and the sentence behind every field.

HandleLens

Check one public username, or a batch, across 180 curated sites from your Mac. Every verdict keeps its request and rule; scan from the command line and export CSV, JSON or HTML.