WebCatalog

WebCatalog is a cool tool that helps you manage your web apps easily. You can install and open standalone apps for tons of web services without dealing with a browser. Pretty neat, right?

Easy Access to Web Apps

Some web services have desktop clients to help you use your account outside the browser. But sometimes, these standalone apps don’t support all the features you find on the web version. So, keeping track of which ones have desktop clients and which ones need a browser can be a real headache.

Find Your Favorite Apps

The great thing about WebCatalog is its big catalog of supported web apps. You can easily browse through it in the main window! It’s simple to check out what you’ve already installed or use the handy search tool to find exactly what you're looking for.

Create Custom Apps

You can even create your own custom apps by entering the URL of any web app or website you like! Plus, you get to choose an icon from your Mac's hard drive for the new app. How cool is that?

Organize Your Applications

When you install something using WebCatalog, it creates a new folder in your Applications directory. This makes it super easy to organize everything! You can set any app to open when you log in or launch them using Spotlight whenever you want.

Simplified Navigation

Navigating through these web apps is really straightforward with WebCatalog. The viewer has simple buttons so you can go back, reload, or head straight to the homepage without any fuss.

Settings Panel Options

Each client app comes with its own Settings panel where you can customize how it behaves. Want to use swipe gestures? No problem! You can also choose if the app should quit when the last window closes or remember where you left off when reopening.

Fast Installation Process

With WebCatalog, deploying desktop clients for many web applications takes no time at all! Just browse through its built-in catalog, find what you want, and hit install!

No Browser Hassles

The best part? Unlike other desktop clients that make you go through a browser, WebCatalog gives direct access without losing functionality! Just remember that it does use whatever browsers are on your Mac to run these apps.