Coursion Studio designs and ships focused native software for Mac, iOS, and the web. On-device by default. No accounts where none are needed. Buy-once where a subscription would be greedy.
Native SwiftUI apps that live on your Mac. On-device, no subscriptions, no detours.
20 native tools for images, PDFs, audio, video, and App Store marketing. App icon generator, on-device transcription, document scanner, depth-aware portrait effects, screenshot designer, and more. Lives in the menu bar so colors and text are a keypress away.
Tokens, spend, and provider mix at a glance — across ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, Cursor, Copilot, Grok, Mistral, OpenRouter. Widgets for the desktop. Everything stays on your Mac.
Browse, search, and install casks through a native, opinionated interface. The terminal stays — Hutch just gives it a face you can scroll.
Review, blame, and verify AI-generated code before it merges. On-device risk triage on every diff, deep Claude review on the ones that matter, and a blame gutter that names the agent session behind each line.
An agent-first development workbench — terminal, AI chat, browser, code review, and voice, all pre-wired in one native window. No VMs, no servers, your own keys.
An Arc-inspired browser that's calm, native, and free — spaces, a tidy sidebar, and none of the clutter. Notarized and lightweight.
Focused mobile apps built with Expo and React Native. Small ideas, sharply executed.
Chores become quests. Pick a class, earn XP, raid the weekend.
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Capture, organize, summarize. Smart tags, threaded notes, keyboard-first.
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Snap a meal, get macros, move on. No 20-step entry flows.
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Generate, save, and share looks before the appointment.
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Shared, sorted, synced. Recurring items and smart sections built in.
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If a task can be done on your Mac or phone, that's where we do it. Your files, your data, your machine — no detour through a server you didn't ask for.
SwiftUI on the Mac. React Native and Expo on iOS, with Swift, Kotlin, and Java dropped in wherever a real platform API is the only honest answer. Whatever the stack underneath, the app on top should feel fast, quiet, and at home on the system it runs on.
One-time pricing wherever it makes sense. We don't put a meter on tools that should simply work — and we never charge twice for the same feature.
One studio, many apps — across utilities, health, lifestyle, productivity, and developer tools. Ideas worth building rarely live in one category, and shipping across them keeps the work honest.