Independent software.
Made for your Mac.
Whizbang is a small app studio. We build native Mac apps for the work you do, the things you make, and the life around them — and we build them to be used every day.
The apps
One Whizbang account, a collection of independent apps. Amicus is in the hands of invited teams. The rest are in development and will arrive one at a time.
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Amicus
Your practice, brought together.
Law-practice management for matters, people, documents, and the work around them.
Available to invited teams · Download
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Voyager
Find your way around the web.
A fast native browser with spaces for browsing, saving, and organizing.
In development
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Basecamp
A place for your whole day.
Your Whizbang apps and everyday web services, organized into one Mac workspace.
In development
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Foundry
From idea to application.
A workbench for building software, tracking work, and managing your apps.
In development
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Knox
Keep what matters private.
A personal password vault with browser companions.
In development
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Kaizen
Move forward, one day at a time.
Projects, tasks, habits, and focus in a personal productivity workspace.
In development
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BrainCity
Think. Build. Make it happen.
A native workspace for conversations and projects with AI agents.
In development
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Toolshed
Make your Mac your own.
Utilities for automation, windows, displays, files, and your desktop.
In development
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Vitals
Know how your Mac is doing.
Read-only monitoring for your Mac, with nothing installed underneath.
In development
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Glowup
Make room for taking care of yourself.
A personal workspace for training, appearance, and health information.
In development
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Mo
The Whizbang assistant.
Mo lives inside the collection and helps you across every app you use.
In development
Why native
Every Whizbang app is a real Mac app: Swift, SwiftUI, and the system frameworks, built on our own design system so the whole collection feels like it was made by one hand. No web wrapper, no electron, no waiting on a spinner.
We keep the apps independent so you can install the one you need, and we keep them on one account so they work together when you want them to. Basecamp brings them into a single window when you're ready for that.
Whizbang is independent and self-funded. The roadmap is ours.