High-quality commercial software applications @ shareware prices

DNS Enabler

Sets up a fully functional Domain Name Server on Mac OS X with just one click. It is able to handle multiple virtual domains, multiple sub-nets, aliases, MX records, reverse pointer and CNAME records, and secondary name servers - all from one convenient single window. Available in separate Leopard & Tiger versions. Just $15 each.

Why do we do it ?

It's the mail we love to get :

On 25 Jan 2007, at 3:08 PM, Jonathan Nelson wrote about using Postfix Enabler:

That postfix enabler did the trick!

Galley, I can't tell you how happy I am to get my mac server running.

Thanks a bunch, I was actually pretty surprised at how easy this was to use. I am a complete noob when it comes to anything mac or just scripting in general so this 10 bucks was well spent. I have had an apache/mercury setup for years on my pc but I have been wanting to gravitate towards hosting my website with my mac.

I just wanted to thank you for your work.

Kindest regards,

Jonathan Nelson

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MailServe

Helps Mac users set up a totally buzzword-compliant mail server in less than a minute, the Mac Way. It sets up SMTP, UW/IMAP, POP3, and Fetchmail services, with or without SSL, SMTP-authentication for the Postfix client & server, Virtual Alias Domains, IPv6 over SSL for POP and IMAP, Real-time BlackLists, alternate port nos, mail queue management, etc. Available in Leopard & Tiger versions. Just $15 each.

New! Upgrade to MailServe Pro for Leopard with Dovecot for just $10.

WebMon

Configures OS X's built-in web server to support WebDAV, PHP, and SSL. With WebDAV turned on, your web server acts like an iDisk, allowing you to connect to the WebDav folder remotely, securely, and directly from the Finder, so you can save, share, and distribute your files folders and iCal calendars. Web server log can be monitored remotely. Available in Leopard & Tiger versions. Just $15 each.

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LDAP Enabler

Activate and configure the built-in LDAP server on Leopard with just one click. Once enabled, you can use the LDAP server to store contacts information that will show up on any Mac (and iPhone), and keep them all updated from one central point. Available only for Leopard.

Luca

A full-featured, accrual-based double-entry accounting system. Create unlimited levels for the Chart of Accounts. Auto postings and rollbacks. Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss reporting. Tracks receipts, disbursements, receivables, payables, and Statement of Accounts. Supports multiple currencies, calculates forex gain or loss. Emphasises accuracy, data verification, auditability and traceability. And more. Universal binary. Runs on Leopard.

Legacy applications (to be deprecated)...

Postfix Enabler

Helps Mac users set up a totally-functional buzzword-compliant mail server in less than a minute, the Mac Way. Enables SMTP, POP3, IMAP, SMTP-Authentication, SSL, etc. It's the precursor of MailServe but it doesn't include Fetchmail. This version runs on Tiger and Panther, but not on Leopard. Only $9.99.

Art & Technology - A New Unity?

Even PC users concede that the Mac's great for art, graphics and design. But packed into even a tiny Mac Mini is everything that is needed to run a business on - host a web site, share your ideas, create a community, market your services, execute transactions, account for cash flows, coordinate a project team, share calendars, etc.

There's a whole lot of powerful technologies built into every Mac - Apache, WebDav, Postfix, SMTP, POP, IMAP, Fetchmail, iCal, MySQL, SQLite, SSL, DNS, SSH, PHP, LDAP. That's enough to help even a small company with limited resources to outperform bigger, better-endowed competition.

All we need is a way to turn them on.

Our projects focus on this theme - helping ordinary Mac users unlock the full potential of their machines and (only incidentally), kill their competition.