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Retro Family

Five everyday Mac apps, with a soft spot for Mountain Lion. Leather, lined paper, Aqua buttons and the little details we missed.

Standalone apps · macOS 14+ · No RetroMac required

01 / 05v1.2

RetroFind

Files, with a familiar face.

A native file manager with the brushed-metal and Aqua feel of the Mountain Lion Finder. Browse your files in a familiar window, bring back Cover Flow, or switch to X-Mode for tabs and a dual-pane layout.

  • Classic Finder styling
  • Cover Flow
  • Tabs & dual-pane X-Mode

macOS 14+ · DMG download from GitHub

02 / 05v1.0.1

RetroContacts

Your address book, leather-bound.

The address book that looks like an address book. A native contacts app inspired by OS X Mountain Lion, with leather-bound styling and access to your Mac's system contacts.

  • Leather-bound design
  • System contacts integration
  • Native macOS app

macOS 14+ · DMG download from GitHub

03 / 05v1.1.1

RetroReminder

A little less flat. A little more done.

Dark leather, lined paper and your to-do lists. RetroReminder brings the Mountain Lion Reminders look to a native task manager that syncs with your Mac's system reminders.

  • Lined-paper task lists
  • System reminders sync
  • Mountain Lion-inspired design

macOS 14+ · DMG download from GitHub

04 / 05v1.2

RetroCal

Make a date with the past.

A standalone calendar with a leather header and torn-paper edges. Keep your system calendars in sync and add events in natural language, with a look straight out of the skeuomorphic Mac era.

  • Leather & torn-paper details
  • System calendar sync
  • Natural-language event entry

macOS 14+ · DMG download from GitHub

05 / 05v1.0

RetroNotes

Back to the yellow notepad.

Yellow lined paper, leather accents and a familiar place for your thoughts. RetroNotes recreates the Mountain Lion Notes look while syncing directly with the macOS Notes app.

  • Classic yellow notepad
  • macOS Notes sync
  • Mountain Lion-inspired design

macOS 14+ · DMG download from GitHub

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