Keyboard Maestro is a powerful macro program for Mac OS X. With Keyboard Maestro you can design your own shortcuts and trigger them at any time, you can navigate through running applications and open windows with Program Switcher, and you can work with an unlimited number of clipboards - all by pressing simple keystrokes.

This award winning productivity enhancer Keyboard Maestro supports Mountain Lion, Lion and Snow Leopard, and is native Intel and Intel 64-bit.

Keyboard Maestro 5 takes the modern engine of Keyboard Maestro 3, the modern user interface of Keyboard Maestro 4 and adds to that base an incredible breadth and depth of power with almost no increase in complexity. Control flow, variables and calculations extend Keyboard Maestro to cover a variety of new tasks that previously required scripting. Undo/Redo, revisions and the macro library allow you to try new macros with complete confidence.

Keyboard Maestro has support for selecting menus, opening files or applications, controlling iTunes and QuickTime Player, pasting text, Growl, MIDI, running scripts, and controlling processes, and these actions can be chained together and executed in response to a variety of triggers.

You can find out more about us, or Keyboard Maestro, read our press releases, look at our history over the last fifteen years, or contact us.

Bookle is a simple, elegant EPUB book reader, designed from the ground up to let you read your EPUB-formatted books without getting in your way.

Bookle collects your books into its library, providing instantaneous single-click access to any title, and remembering where you left off in every book. Simple, efficient navigation controls (using the mouse, trackpad, or keyboard) let you read without distraction. You can switch between books in a single window, or open multiple windows to refer to several books simultaneously. Bookle can even read your books aloud to you.

Bookle is a collaborative effort between ourselves and Adam Engst of TidBITS Publishing (publishers of the Take Control ebook series). Bookle brings together our programming skills and AdamÕs publishing and documentation experience, and it includes complete documentation in the form of a free built-in ebook, Take Control of Bookle.

Bookle works under Mountain Lion, Lion or Snow Leopard.

Please note that Bookle cannot display encrypted or DRM-shackled books, or books in formats other than EPUB.

You can find out more about us, Bookle, read our press releases, look at our history over the last fifteen years, or contact us.

Mounties Feedback Trainer, available from the Mac App Store, was designed to help you learn to correctly identify feedback tone frequencies - an essential skill for any budding sound engineer, as well as useful for any musician.

You can use it to train your ear to detect the various frequencies and then test yourself to see how well you know which frequency is which - far better to learn it now than when you have to quickly silence a wayward feedback in a crowded theatre!

Mounties Feedback Trainer includes a built in equalizer so you can adjust the volume of the tones for the wildly variable output of your particular speakers.

Sight Words, available from the Mac App Store, is a program I wrote for my kids to quickly and easily learn the most common English words. By spending just a few minutes a day you can work through these early words to give your child a quick start at reading.

The program can handle multiple children (even an entire class), and tracks each child’s progress showing which words that child has mastered and more frequently prompting them with words that have not yet committed to memory.

Almost 2000 words are included, including those in the popular Dolch Word List, internally ordered from easiest to hardest so that the easier words are offered early.

You can also generate a nice looking report of the child’s current status, showing words they know, words they are still working on, and words that they haven’t been tested on yet.

For many years I have been making my own desktop calendars as Christmas presents. The calendars use my own photos, so they are personalised for each recipient. I have made the templates for these available on my personal web site, but generating the templates and using them was a very cumbersome process.

Enter Desktop Calendar Maker, now available from the Mac App Store, a new Mac OS X application which allows anyone to add their own photos and build custom desktop calendars and print them out on any color printer.

All you need is this program, some photos, a color printer and some CD calendar cases.