macss is a curated macOS app library, not an automatically compiled list from the web.

Problem: every time you buy a new machine or need a specific app, you have to scour Reddit, watch YouTube "top 10 apps," and read those summary pages full of affiliate links. Most of the content is outdated, apps are dead or have switched to subscription without anyone updating it.

Main features: each app has a handwritten description clearly stating what the app can do, not copied from the homepage; it specifies whether it's free, freemium, or paid, and how it's paid (outright purchase, subscription, or license); filtered by categories like menu bar, window management, notch, developer tools, utilities; open source apps include a repo link and license; apps that have ceased development are marked accordingly.

For whom: Mac users looking to quickly find apps without having to read through 10 blog posts, especially developers and those new to Mac.

Getting started: go to macss.app in your browser, no installation required, no account needed.

What's different: different from summary sites in that every app can be viewed before being listed, and the prices are clearly stated instead of leaving you to hunt for them on the homepage.