About Vigod Labs

Small software, made by hand.

One workshop. A handful of tools. No noise.

The workshop

Vigod Labs is the independent workshop of Marc Vigod — a single developer who builds and ships every app personally. There is no team, no VC backing, no growth roadmap pinned to a wall. Just a Mac, a compiler, and a stubborn preference for software that behaves itself.

The name is deliberately small. "Labs" implies experimentation, and that is exactly the spirit here: each app starts as a question ("why isn't this already simple?") and ends only when the answer is genuinely satisfying.

The philosophy

Every Vigod Labs app is built around the same three constraints:

  • Do one thing exceptionally well. Scope creep is the enemy of clarity. A focused tool is faster to learn, faster to trust, and far less likely to break when macOS updates.
  • Respect your machine. Native code, minimal memory, no background daemons phoning home. Your Mac should feel faster after installing an app, not slower.
  • Respect your attention. No subscriptions nudging you to upgrade. No onboarding flows that assume you are confused. No telemetry collecting data you didn't agree to share. Install it, use it, forget it's there.

No accounts, no subscriptions, no telemetry, no nonsense — that is not marketing copy. It is a constraint that shapes every decision from the first commit.

Who built this

Marc Vigod is a developer based in New Jersey with thirty years of experience across web and software development. Questions, bug reports, and honest feedback are always welcome — by email at support@vigodlabs.com or through the support form. Either way it's one person reading and replying, not a queue.

The apps

Four tools, one standard

Each app is small by design. One job, done well, with nothing you didn't ask for.

Get in touch

Say hello

Found a bug? Have a suggestion? There are a few ways to get in touch below.

Email

The fastest way to reach Marc directly. No bots, no canned replies.

support@vigodlabs.com →

Support

Install tips, FAQs, and a request form for anything they don't cover — usually answered within a day.

Go to support →

GitHub

Public repos, issue tracking, and the occasional open-source release.

github.com/marcvig →

Last updated June 15, 2026