Handcrafted Mac Apps · Free

Two Mac apps.
Zero subscriptions.

Rivr builds small, focused macOS tools that do one thing properly. No subscription, no account, no cloud upload — just download the DMG and use it. For people who like software that doesn't take itself more seriously than your time.

Two apps · Each one free

The current lineup.

Each tool is a separate download — grab only what you need. No suite, no bundle, no account.

Rivr on Mac — iPhone photos in a grid with filters and transfer button
01 · macOS 13+ · Universal

Rivr — iPhone photos & videos to your Mac.

The fast way to pull thousands of photos and videos over USB from an iPhone to your Mac or an external drive. Top-N quick select, smart filters, optional "delete after transfer". No iCloud, no sign-in.

MockMaster running on a MacBook — app screenshot warped pixel-perfect into a real iPhone photo
02 · macOS 11+ · Apple Silicon

MockMaster — drop screenshots into device mockups.

Drop in a photo of an iPhone, iPad or laptop, add your screenshot — MockMaster warps it pixel-perfect into that exact perspective. With notch detection, corner-radius slider and glass layer. For App Store screenshots, landing pages and pitch decks.

How both apps are built

Three rules. For both apps.

01

Free & no account.

No sign-up, no subscription, no trial timer. Download the DMG, launch the app, use it. For as long as you want.

02

100 % local.

No cloud, no servers, no telemetry. Your data stays on your Mac. Works offline in airplane mode exactly like on Wi-Fi.

03

One thing, well.

No feature creep, no "we do everything". Each app has one job — and does it properly.

Story

Two apps, one studio, no pitch deck.

Rivr isn't a startup. It's a small collection of macOS tools I build because the alternatives annoyed me — iCloud that doesn't actually free my iPhone. Mockup templates I'm supposed to buy for every new app.

No subscription model, no account-mandated onboarding, no analytics on your data. If something's missing or a bug shows up — send me an email. I read them.

— Martin, from Zurich.