Modus

Modus · a small family of Mac-native tools

Tools for the people who run the work.

Modus is a small family of Mac-native apps for independent operators — agencies, studios, consultants, and the people who run them. Same design language, same keyboard, same data conventions. Different jobs.

Your data lives on your Mac. Not on someone else's server.

Bought once. Yours forever. No seat math.

Designed for one person doing the work of three.

Three apps. Built to fit together.

Each app does one job — well — and the three share the same conventions when you run them side by side. Standalone is a first-class citizen. We won't hold a feature hostage to cross-app upsell.

Studio and Books are both shipping today on the Mac App Store, on the same one-time-purchase terms. Projects is still on the drawing board.

Available today

Two apps, out now.

The CRM and the books, both shipping on the Mac App Store. Free to try for 30 days, one-time purchase to unlock — no subscription either way.

Modus Studio

$129.99

one-time, via App Store

The CRM. Pipeline, quotes, invoices, reports, and an on-device assistant.

Modus Books

$149.99

one-time, via App Store

Finance and bookkeeping. Income, expenses, recurring invoices, tax, P&L, audit pack.

What every Modus app stands for.

Four positions every app in the family shares. The features change by app; these don't.

Local-first, always.

Every Modus app runs against SQLite on your Mac. Search and edits never wait on a network. Sync across your own devices via iCloud when you turn it on — no third-party servers in the loop, ever.

One purchase, not a subscription.

Each app is a one-time purchase through the Mac App Store. Paid major upgrades, never recurring rent. The version you buy is yours — even if Modus disappears tomorrow.

Yours to keep.

Export anything as CSV, PDF, or vCard. Your data is on your Mac, in formats other tools can read. We won't make leaving hard, because we don't need to.

Honest about the limits.

We say what each app does and what it doesn't. No tax filing on your behalf in Books. No team workspaces in Studio v1. No SaaS-style feature ratchet. When something isn't ready, we tell you.