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Mykron
Six tools in one native Mac app. 100% local, no cloud.
Mykron replaces the messy stack of Notion + spreadsheets + a password manager + a time tracker with one calm, native macOS app. 100% local and encrypted (Touch ID), works offline, no account, no subscription — $29 once, lifetime updates.
I'm Ozan, a web developer who's been running client projects for years — and Mykron exists because my own workflow was a mess.
Like most freelancers and small agencies, I was juggling six tools at once: notes in Notion, client domains and renewal dates in a spreadsheet, income in another spreadsheet, hosting logins in a password manager, hours in a time tracker, and bookmarks scattered across browsers. Every one of them wanted a subscription, an account, and my clients' data on someone else's server.
One day a client's domain expired because the renewal date was buried in a spreadsheet I hadn't opened in months. That was the push.
So I built Mykron: one calm, native macOS app with the six things agency work actually needs —
- Domains / Hosting / Mail — every client's infrastructure with renewal dates, costs and owners in one table, with macOS notifications before anything expires
- Income & Expenses — multi-currency, consolidated with live exchange rates
- Work Log — a menu-bar timer that quietly tracks your hours
The part I care about most: nothing ever leaves your Mac. No servers, no account, no telemetry. Everything is encrypted on disk (AES + PBKDF2, Touch ID unlock), works fully offline, and backs itself up locally. It's a universal binary (Apple Silicon + Intel), notarized, macOS 12+.
And because I'm tired of subscriptions too: $29, once. Lifetime license, all future updates included.
I'd love to hear how you manage client infrastructure today — and I'll be here all day answering questions. If there's a module or feature you're missing, tell me; the roadmap is shaped by users.
Thanks for checking out Mykron!
About Mykron on Product Hunt
“Six tools in one native Mac app. 100% local, no cloud.”
Mykron was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #130 on the daily leaderboard. Mykron replaces the messy stack of Notion + spreadsheets + a password manager + a time tracker with one calm, native macOS app. 100% local and encrypted (Touch ID), works offline, no account, no subscription — $29 once, lifetime updates.
On the analytics side, Mykron competes within Mac, Productivity and Privacy — topics that collectively have 774.9k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Mykron performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Mykron?
Mykron was hunted by Ozan Alatlı. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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Ozan Alatlı
Hey Product Hunt!
I'm Ozan, a web developer who's been running client projects for years — and Mykron exists because my own workflow was a mess.
Like most freelancers and small agencies, I was juggling six tools at once: notes in Notion, client domains and renewal dates in a spreadsheet, income in another spreadsheet, hosting logins in a password manager, hours in a time tracker, and bookmarks scattered across browsers. Every one of them wanted a subscription, an account, and my clients' data on someone else's server.
One day a client's domain expired because the renewal date was buried in a spreadsheet I hadn't opened in months. That was the push.
So I built Mykron: one calm, native macOS app with the six things agency work actually needs —
- Notes — rich editor, nested folders, note linking, lockable notes
- Domains / Hosting / Mail — every client's infrastructure with renewal dates, costs and owners in one table, with macOS notifications before anything expires
- Income & Expenses — multi-currency, consolidated with live exchange rates
- Work Log — a menu-bar timer that quietly tracks your hours
- Links — client panels, tools, references
- Password Vault — panel/hosting/FTP credentials, encrypted behind app lock
The part I care about most: nothing ever leaves your Mac. No servers, no account, no telemetry. Everything is encrypted on disk (AES + PBKDF2, Touch ID unlock), works fully offline, and backs itself up locally. It's a universal binary (Apple Silicon + Intel), notarized, macOS 12+.
And because I'm tired of subscriptions too: $29, once. Lifetime license, all future updates included.
I'd love to hear how you manage client infrastructure today — and I'll be here all day answering questions. If there's a module or feature you're missing, tell me; the roadmap is shaped by users.
Thanks for checking out Mykron!