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Made for your Mac
Useful Mac apps for everyday work and creativity. Every app in one membership for $2 a month, and some are free.
Collections
Hand-picked sets of apps that work well together.
Browse by category46 apps
Macloving Membership
$2/month
Billed every month. Cancel anytime.
Every published app in the Macloving catalog, plus their updates and any apps we add, for as long as your membership is active. It costs $2/month or $20/year (save $4 a year with annual billing). There is no free trial.
Yes. Free apps are free for everyone. Sign in with a free Macloving account to download them; no membership needed.
No. Apps aren't sold individually: every app is included in the one membership, and some apps are free for everyone.
Your membership stops renewing, and you keep access until the end of the period you already paid for. After that, membership apps stop unlocking their paid features. Your documents and data are never deleted.
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Linkhound walks your website from its start page, following every link inside the site and checking the ones that leave it. It reads robots.txt and your sitemap, then lists every address it found with its status, size, response time, depth, title, description and main heading.
Problems are grouped by severity, and each one says why it matters and how to fix it. Select any address to see the pages that link to it, so a broken link can be fixed on the page where it lives. Crawl again after a fix and compare the two crawls to see what changed.
Linkhound is gentle by default: four requests at a time, robots.txt obeyed, forms never submitted, and sign-out and delete links skipped. Projects are saved as files on your Mac, and the only network traffic is the crawl you start and update checks.
Follows links inside the site, checks links that leave it, and reads robots.txt and XML or text sitemaps. Pause and resume at any time, even after quitting.
Status, type, size, response time, depth, title, description, main heading, canonical, indexability, word count and links in and out. Sort, filter, search and choose columns.
Broken links, server errors, redirect chains and loops, missing or duplicate titles and descriptions, heading problems, canonical and noindex conflicts, orphan pages, images without alternative text, very large images, insecure files on secure pages, slow and duplicate pages. Each says why it matters and how to fix it.
The inspector shows the pages that link to any address, its links out, its response headers and its full redirect path.
Your site drawn as a trail from the start page outward, one stop per click of depth, sized by its pages and flagged where problems are.
Put an earlier crawl next to the latest one to see fixed issues, new issues and changed pages.
Export addresses and issues to CSV or JSON, with the columns, filter and sort you see, and a summary report as PDF.
Four requests at a time, robots.txt and its crawl delay obeyed, forms never submitted, sign-out and delete links skipped. Raise the limits in Crawl Settings for your own servers.
Add a password, cookie or custom header for a staging site. They're kept in your Keychain and sent only to the start address's own origin.
Results go straight to disk as they arrive, so a crawl of 200,000 addresses stays quick to sort and search.
Keep work and personal Claude setups apart, each with its own sign-in, tools and Dock launcher.
Quick Look previews and Finder thumbnails for code, Markdown, data files, tables, archives, subtitles, logs and notebooks.
This app doesn’t ask for any special permissions.
About macOS permissionsFirst release of Linkhound.
Download the app from this page or your library. Files come from Macloving's download servers.
Open the file and drag the app into Applications. macOS checks the app before it opens for the first time.
Free apps work right away. No account is needed.
Need help? Read installing an app and activating paid access. Macloving never asks you to turn off macOS security features.
Crawl only sites you run or have permission to test. Linkhound starts gently and obeys robots.txt, and it reminds you of this if you raise the limits or turn robots.txt off.
No. It reads the HTML your server sends. Pages that appear to build themselves with JavaScript are listed under Pages that need JavaScript, so you know which ones it couldn't fully check.
Yes. In Crawl Settings, add a password, cookie or custom header. It's kept in your Keychain and sent only to the exact origin of the start address, never to other sites.
No. Linkhound asks for no system permissions. It only needs network access to crawl, and access to the files you choose when you open, save or export.