About Supermac
One app to rule them all.
Supermac is a fully native macOS app, built in Swift. AI with your own key, launcher search, window snapping, math, translator, emoji & symbols, File Shelf, Screenshots and Breaks live in one app.
What it is
The everyday Mac jobs, in one native field.
Supermac is a power-user app for macOS: the small jobs you reach for all day sit in one app instead of a pile of separate tools.
Every built-in feature is on the feature list, and the plugin directory adds 1Password, Homebrew, GitHub, Home Assistant, Spotify, OBS, Linear, Notion, Twitch and more, searchable from the launcher.
Why it exists
One app, instead of a pile of workarounds.
macOS already ships good pieces: Spotlight, System Settings, screenshots and a few scripts cover the basics. What it does not give you is one place where those everyday jobs live.
Supermac exists to close that gap. One native app handles the constant, small tasks, so you stop switching tools in the middle of a task.
It is native on purpose: Swift, SwiftUI and AppKit, keyboard shortcuts, native controls and system actions. No Electron and no cross-platform wrapper — a proper Mac app, through and through.
Built by Kitze
A Mac app, made by Kitze.
Supermac is built by Kitze (George Kitanov). Supermac is an independent app.
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Features, plugins, download.
Supermac at a glance
- Product
- Supermac
- Platform
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Built in
- Swift
- Price
- $99 once
- License
- Up to 3 Macs
- Updates
- All 1.x updates included
- Availability
- Beta available now
One license covers the beta and all 1.x updates, on up to 3 Macs.