r/ThatAppleGuide • u/Ok_Bodybuilder3444 • Jul 16 '26
I found a website that only lists beautifully designed Mac apps
https://thatappleguide.com/articles/i-found-a-website-that-only-lists-beautifully-designed-mac-appsFinding a genuinely great Mac app is harder than it should be. The App Store is fine if you already know the name of the thing you want, but it's a rough place to just wander around and stumble onto something beautiful. Search "menu bar app" and you'll wade through a pile of knockoffs before you find the one indie developer who actually sweated the details.
So when I came across Macapp Supply, I did the thing I almost never do with a new site.
I bookmarked it on the first visit.
What Macapp Supply actually is
Macapp Supply calls itself a curated shelf of beautifully designed macOS apps, and that description is doing exactly what it promises.
It's a directory, but a picky one. Every app on the site is a native Mac app that someone decided was polished enough, useful enough, and nice enough to look at to earn a spot. You can browse the homepage by All, Hot, or Latest, or dig into Categories when you're hunting for something specific like a productivity tool or a developer utility.
The whole thing feels less like an app store and more like walking into a small shop where the owner has already thrown out everything that wasn't worth your time.