Made in Ireland

Mac apps made in Ireland

4 apps3 makers1 city0 on MacPip#53 of 81 countries

Be the first Mac app from Ireland on MacPip.List it free and pick Ireland under Made in.

Ireland's Mac apps include Bear, whose maker Shiny Frog is registered in Ireland, and Steve Troughton-Smith's Broadcasts and Scarlet. Apple's European headquarters has been in Cork since 1980.

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Apps by category

Cleanup and Maintenance1

Music1

Reading and RSS1

Tasks and Calendars1

Free, paid and open source

Free2

Paid2

Open source0

Mac apps from Ireland

4 apps, each checked

Where each app is made comes from its maker's own site, the Mac App Store seller details or a company register, linked under it. These are not MacPip listings unless they say so.

BroadcastsHigh Caffeine Content (Steve Troughton-Smith) · Dublin
An internet radio app for Mac, iPhone and iPad with preset and custom stations.
WebsiteMusicFree download
Checked on apps.apple.com
BearShiny Frog Ltd.
A Markdown notes app with tags, nested notes and a clean editor.
Website @bearnotesappCleanup and MaintenanceFree download
Checked on apps.apple.com
ScarletHigh Caffeine Content (Steve Troughton-Smith) · Dublin
A personal issue tracker that saves to a file you can keep in your project folder.
WebsiteTasks and CalendarsPaid
Checked on apps.apple.com
PócaJohn Murphy
A read later app that also handles newsletters and RSS feeds, sold as one purchase.
WebsiteReading and RSSPaid
Checked on apps.apple.com

Makers from Ireland

High Caffeine Content (Steve Troughton-Smith)Makes Broadcasts, Scarlet
Shiny Frog Ltd.Makes Bear@bearnotesapp
John MurphyMakes Póca

Questions

Which Mac apps are made in Ireland?

Some you may know are Broadcasts and Bear. This page lists 4 Mac apps from 3 makers in Ireland, each with the page we used to check where it is made.

Is Broadcasts made in Ireland?

Yes. Broadcasts is made by High Caffeine Content in Dublin. We checked it on the Mac App Store listing.

How does MacPip know where an app is made?

For the apps in this guide, we read the maker's own imprint, about page or terms, the Mac App Store seller details, Wikipedia or a company register, and we link that source next to each app. On MacPip listings, makers pick their country themselves. We never guess it.

How do I add my Mac app to this page?

List it free on MacPip and pick Ireland under Made in. Once it is approved, it shows up here with your flag. Already listed? Add the flag from Your apps.

More sources: Apple's Cork operation opened in 1980 with 60 employees and..., The read later app Póca takes its name from the Irish word f...

Checked by MacPip on 2026-11-09.