MMarc Turtal Apps
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Apps by Marc Turtal

Small, private apps.

Mac and Windows tools I built for my own machines first. Each one does one job, stays out of the way, and collects nothing.

Windows

On my PC, coming next

Built and in daily use on my own Windows laptop. Each gets a page here once it is packaged.

EarHub

Windows

Battery, noise control and EQ for your wireless earbuds and headphones, in one small tray app instead of the phone app. Supports CMF Buds, Sony WH-1000XM4 and EarFun Wave Pro.

Coming soon

DriveWatch

Windows

Watches your folders and uploads new files to Google Drive. One way only: it never deletes anything, on your PC or in Drive.

Coming soon

IdleStats

Windows

Turns a spare screen into a quiet dashboard: clocks, CPU and GPU temperatures, memory, drives and a live audio spectrum.

Coming soon

DiscordToggle

Windows

Press your mouse's Back and Forward buttons together to hide or bring back Discord, whatever is on screen.

Coming soon
Lightweight by design

Small enough to forget they are there.

Every app here follows the same rules.

Small downloadsStorageClean is 1.5 MB zipped. Trackcast is 65 KB.
Collects nothingNo accounts, no analytics, no telemetry inside the apps.
Offline unless neededNo network access unless the feature needs it. Trackcast only talks to your own computer.
No hidden helpersNothing installs itself to run in the background. StorageClean only runs while its window is open.
FAQ

Before you ask

When can I download them?

Each app opens for download once it has a signed build and a proper checkout. Until then its button says Coming soon. Pressing it tells me which apps people want first, so it does change the order.

How will pricing work?

The bigger apps, like StorageClean, will be a one-time purchase. No subscription, and updates within the version are included. The smaller tools stay free, with an optional tip if one saved you some time.

Will my Mac warn me when I open one?

If a download is not yet notarized by Apple, macOS shows a warning the first time you open it. Each app page will show the one-time Open Anyway step for that case, and say plainly whether the build is notarized.

What do the apps collect?

Nothing. The apps have no analytics, no crash reporting and no accounts. This website counts page views without cookies and never stores your IP address. The privacy page has the details.

Are the Toram tools official?

No. They are fan-made and not affiliated with or endorsed by Asobimo, the maker of Toram Online. They stay free.