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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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Strongroom keeps private files in encrypted vaults. A vault is an ordinary folder of encrypted files, so it can live on this Mac, an external disk or any cloud folder you already sync. File names and contents are both encrypted, and a vault opens only with your password, or with Touch ID once you turn it on.
Browse an unlocked vault like a folder: drag files in and out, rename, move, search by name and preview with Quick Look. Open a file in its usual app and Strongroom encrypts it back into the vault each time you save. Vaults lock when you press Command-L, when the Mac sleeps or the screen locks, and after a period of inactivity.
Vaults use a published, open vault format, so the same vault also opens in other apps that support that format, on iPhone, Android, Windows and Linux. There is no back door: if you lose both the password and the recovery key, nobody can open the vault.
Create a vault in any folder: on this Mac, an external disk or a cloud folder. Keep several vaults, each locked or unlocked on its own.
Unlock with the password, or turn on Touch ID for a vault. Its key then waits in the Mac's Keychain behind your fingerprint.
List or icon view, drag and drop in and out, New Folder, Rename, Move, Delete, search by name and Quick Look. Renames and moves can be undone.
Open a file in its own app. Strongroom decrypts a private working copy, encrypts it back on every save and removes the copy when you are done or the vault locks.
Lock with Command-L, when the Mac sleeps, when the screen locks, and after 5, 15, 30 or 60 idle minutes (15 by default).
A recovery key is shown once when you make a vault, to print, save or copy. Use it to reset a forgotten password. You can also change the password at any time.
Check a whole vault for damage. The report names any file that can no longer be decrypted.
Add big folders with real progress. Cancel at any time and resume later where it stopped.
Vaults follow a published vault format, so they also open in other apps that support it, on iPhone, Android, Windows and Linux.
Look after your Synology's files, downloads and health from a Mac app, with no DSM tab open in a browser.
Shrink PDFs on your Mac and see exactly what changed before you save.
Open almost any archive with confidence, and pack new ones knowing the size, format and risks first.
Read, annotate, fill, sign, organize, convert, protect and redact PDFs, without uploading them anywhere.
First release of Strongroom.
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.
Use the recovery key Strongroom showed when you made the vault to set a new password. If you lose both the password and the recovery key, nobody can open the vault, including Macloving. There is no back door.
Yes. A vault is an ordinary folder of encrypted files, so you can put it in any folder your cloud service syncs. The service only ever sees encrypted names and contents.
Yes, with other apps that support the same open vault format. They are available for iPhone, Android, Windows and Linux. Strongroom itself is for the Mac.
When you open a file, Strongroom decrypts a private working copy and removes it when you are done or the vault locks. The app you open it with may keep its own recent-files list or autosaves.