About
I build focused software utilities for media workflows, metadata inspection, file processing, and practical automation. Each project targets a specific task rather than a broad all-in-one suite.
H61 Apps is my catalog of these independent products across Windows, macOS, and iPhone.
Many products have separate native implementations for each platform. A Windows build and an Apple-platform build may share the same purpose while offering platform-specific capabilities and interfaces. The goal is software that feels at home on each operating system, not one cross-platform shell forced onto every device.
Where the workflow allows, apps favor local processing and clear user control over selected files. Network-dependent tools are called out separately in their own product pages and the Privacy Policy.
Platforms and technology
Windows apps are typically built with C#, .NET, and WinUI 3. Apple apps use Swift and SwiftUI, with AppKit, AVFoundation, Accelerate, and related frameworks where they fit the product. Media tools often rely on bundled helpers such as FFmpeg and FFprobe.
Not every app uses every framework. The shared idea is native, platform-specific implementations for focused workflows.
Distribution
The planned distribution model for normal H61 Apps products is the Microsoft Store on Windows and the Apple App Store on macOS and iPhone. Some products are still preparing their store listings. yt-dlp GUI is a special case whose public distribution remains undecided.
The catalog currently includes 16 utilities across media, metadata, video, image, and download workflows. For questions or support, use the contact page or email contact@h61apps.com.