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Sample-accurate editing with reliable undo and redo, files saved in their own format, recording with punch-in, and a new Pro section: an eight-band EQ whose curve is measured on the real filters, a feed-forward compressor with knee and lookahead, a gate with hysteresis and hold, an algorithmic reverb with pre-delay, decay and damping. Notarized, for Apple silicon, updates through a signed channel.", "description": "There was a moment when editing audio felt direct: open the file, see the waveform, make the cut, render, done. PeakLab was born to bring that feeling back to the Mac, and its first versions did exactly that. They also stopped there. The effects were four preset buttons, the kind you press and hope for the best. A compressor with three settings and no knee. A gate that could not hold. A reverb borrowed from the system with a single mix control. For trimming a take it was enough; for finishing a voice, a podcast or a piece of music it was not.\n\nThe tools that do have proper dynamics and equalization are digital audio workstations, and a workstation is a lot of ceremony when all you want is to open a file, fix it and move on. There was room for something in between: a waveform editor that stays light and immediate, but whose effects you would not be ashamed to use on a record.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is that editor, and it is free. There is no account to create, no trial that expires, no upgrade to buy: it left the App Store and is now a direct download. The effects section was rebuilt from the ground up, the editing core was reviewed end to end, and the app updates itself through a signed channel.\n\nThe equalizer is an eight-band channel strip: a high-pass and a low-pass with slopes from 12 to 48 dB per octave and adjustable resonance, a low shelf, four bells with Q from 0.1 to 24, a high shelf, and an output trim. The curve you see is not a drawing. Every time you move a band, PeakLab pushes an impulse through the actual filters and measures the response, so the line on screen is the response you get, to the fraction of a decibel. Behind it runs a 4096-point spectrum analyzer with a peak trace, calibrated so a full-scale sine reads 0 dBFS.\n\nThe compressor, the gate and the reverb are PeakLab's own signal processing, hosted in audio units the app registers for itself, which means the exact same code runs while you listen and when you render. The compressor is feed-forward with a soft knee, peak or RMS detection, up to 10 ms of lookahead with the latency compensated on export, program-dependent release, automatic or manual makeup, a mix control for parallel compression, a high-pass on the sidechain and a stereo link. The gate is a downward expander that becomes a hard gate at the top of its ratio, with range, hysteresis, hold, lookahead, high-pass and low-pass filters on the sidechain, and a listen button to hear what the detector hears.\n\nThe reverb is an algorithmic design: a pre-delay line that also feeds early reflections, four diffusers per channel, and an eight-line feedback network with Hadamard mixing, modulated delays and per-line damping. Decay runs from 0.2 to 20 seconds and measures within three percent of the value on the dial. Size, damping, low and high cut, diffusion, modulation, early reflections level, width and mix are all in the open, and the whole thing costs well under one percent of a core.\n\nThe four quick buttons stayed, and they matter more now: TONE, VERB, COMP and GATE load complete parameter sets into these engines. A preset is a starting point. An Option-click opens the Pro window with that preset already loaded, and from there every value is yours to drag, type or compare with A and B. Applying any effect writes it into the file, or into the selection, as a single step you can undo.\n\nUnderneath, the editing core went through a full review. Every edit is one reversible transaction, so undo and redo hold together across cuts, pastes, punch-ins and effects. Saving keeps the file's own format, so a FLAC stays FLAC and Apple Lossless stays lossless, while formats that cannot be written in place, like MP3, go through Save As. A recording is committed before the window can close, at any sample rate, converted to the document's rate on the way in. Markers follow edits. Playback survives a device change. Small things, all of them, and they are the difference between an editor you try and an editor you trust.\n\nPeakLab is free. You download it, you open it, you work. It opens a file and shows you the waveform, at any scale, with the overview strip on top and the transport, the readouts and the effects rack on the bottom bar. Selections are sample-accurate; cuts, pastes, trims, fades, crossfades, gain, normalization by peak or by LUFS, inversion, reversal, time stretch and pitch shift, spectral noise reduction and a spectrogram view are all a click or a shortcut away, and each of them is one undoable step.\n\nPro EQ\nEight bands on a measured response curve with the analyzer behind it. Drag a handle for frequency and gain, hold Command or use the wheel for Q, double-click to switch a band off, Option-click to reset it, right-click for its shape and slope. The strip below shows every value and lets you type it. Factory presets, your own presets, A/B with copy, a true bypass and Apply.\n\nPro Compressor\nThe transfer curve with the live operating point, input, gain-reduction and output meters, and eight seconds of gain-reduction history. Threshold, ratio up to a brickwall limiter, knee, attack, release with an automatic mode, peak or RMS, lookahead, makeup with an automatic mode, mix, sidechain high-pass and stereo link.\n\nPro Gate\nThe static curve with the hysteresis band, an open and closed lamp, and a strip that plots the sidechain level in blue against the gate's gain in orange. Threshold, range down to full mute, ratio from gentle expansion to a hard gate, attack, hold, release, hysteresis, lookahead, sidechain filters and sidechain listen.\n\nPro Reverb\nThe energy decay picture shows pre-delay, early reflections, the mid-band tail and the damped high band, with input and wet meters at the side. Ten presets from a tight room to a cathedral, plus your own. Applied to the whole file, the reverb keeps its tail.\n\nRecording, voice-over and batch\nRecord into a new document or punch in over a selection, from any input device; the take is converted to the document's rate and committed as one edit. A voice-over track can be recorded and mixed over the material. Batch processing runs the same effects over a folder, writing to a destination of your choice with a list of anything that failed.\n\nFiles\nWAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AAC and CAF are written in place; MP3, Ogg and everything else the Mac can decode are opened and saved as one of those. Export renders through the same effects chain you are listening to, at the bit depth you pick.\n\nThemes and updates\nThree palettes, Amber, Purple and Aqua, chosen from a gallery of live miniatures; Aqua is the default. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened, and the download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 13 Ventura or later. It runs in the App Sandbox, has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. It is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore.", "full_description": "There was a moment when editing audio felt direct: open the file, see the waveform, make the cut, render, done. PeakLab was born to bring that feeling back to the Mac, and its first versions did exactly that. They also stopped there. The effects were four preset buttons, the kind you press and hope for the best. A compressor with three settings and no knee. A gate that could not hold. A reverb borrowed from the system with a single mix control. For trimming a take it was enough; for finishing a voice, a podcast or a piece of music it was not.\n\nThe tools that do have proper dynamics and equalization are digital audio workstations, and a workstation is a lot of ceremony when all you want is to open a file, fix it and move on. There was room for something in between: a waveform editor that stays light and immediate, but whose effects you would not be ashamed to use on a record.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is that editor, and it is free. There is no account to create, no trial that expires, no upgrade to buy: it left the App Store and is now a direct download. The effects section was rebuilt from the ground up, the editing core was reviewed end to end, and the app updates itself through a signed channel.\n\nThe equalizer is an eight-band channel strip: a high-pass and a low-pass with slopes from 12 to 48 dB per octave and adjustable resonance, a low shelf, four bells with Q from 0.1 to 24, a high shelf, and an output trim. The curve you see is not a drawing. Every time you move a band, PeakLab pushes an impulse through the actual filters and measures the response, so the line on screen is the response you get, to the fraction of a decibel. Behind it runs a 4096-point spectrum analyzer with a peak trace, calibrated so a full-scale sine reads 0 dBFS.\n\nThe compressor, the gate and the reverb are PeakLab's own signal processing, hosted in audio units the app registers for itself, which means the exact same code runs while you listen and when you render. The compressor is feed-forward with a soft knee, peak or RMS detection, up to 10 ms of lookahead with the latency compensated on export, program-dependent release, automatic or manual makeup, a mix control for parallel compression, a high-pass on the sidechain and a stereo link. The gate is a downward expander that becomes a hard gate at the top of its ratio, with range, hysteresis, hold, lookahead, high-pass and low-pass filters on the sidechain, and a listen button to hear what the detector hears.\n\nThe reverb is an algorithmic design: a pre-delay line that also feeds early reflections, four diffusers per channel, and an eight-line feedback network with Hadamard mixing, modulated delays and per-line damping. Decay runs from 0.2 to 20 seconds and measures within three percent of the value on the dial. Size, damping, low and high cut, diffusion, modulation, early reflections level, width and mix are all in the open, and the whole thing costs well under one percent of a core.\n\nThe four quick buttons stayed, and they matter more now: TONE, VERB, COMP and GATE load complete parameter sets into these engines. A preset is a starting point. An Option-click opens the Pro window with that preset already loaded, and from there every value is yours to drag, type or compare with A and B. Applying any effect writes it into the file, or into the selection, as a single step you can undo.\n\nUnderneath, the editing core went through a full review. Every edit is one reversible transaction, so undo and redo hold together across cuts, pastes, punch-ins and effects. Saving keeps the file's own format, so a FLAC stays FLAC and Apple Lossless stays lossless, while formats that cannot be written in place, like MP3, go through Save As. A recording is committed before the window can close, at any sample rate, converted to the document's rate on the way in. Markers follow edits. Playback survives a device change. Small things, all of them, and they are the difference between an editor you try and an editor you trust.\n\nPeakLab is free. You download it, you open it, you work. It opens a file and shows you the waveform, at any scale, with the overview strip on top and the transport, the readouts and the effects rack on the bottom bar. Selections are sample-accurate; cuts, pastes, trims, fades, crossfades, gain, normalization by peak or by LUFS, inversion, reversal, time stretch and pitch shift, spectral noise reduction and a spectrogram view are all a click or a shortcut away, and each of them is one undoable step.\n\nPro EQ\nEight bands on a measured response curve with the analyzer behind it. Drag a handle for frequency and gain, hold Command or use the wheel for Q, double-click to switch a band off, Option-click to reset it, right-click for its shape and slope. The strip below shows every value and lets you type it. Factory presets, your own presets, A/B with copy, a true bypass and Apply.\n\nPro Compressor\nThe transfer curve with the live operating point, input, gain-reduction and output meters, and eight seconds of gain-reduction history. Threshold, ratio up to a brickwall limiter, knee, attack, release with an automatic mode, peak or RMS, lookahead, makeup with an automatic mode, mix, sidechain high-pass and stereo link.\n\nPro Gate\nThe static curve with the hysteresis band, an open and closed lamp, and a strip that plots the sidechain level in blue against the gate's gain in orange. Threshold, range down to full mute, ratio from gentle expansion to a hard gate, attack, hold, release, hysteresis, lookahead, sidechain filters and sidechain listen.\n\nPro Reverb\nThe energy decay picture shows pre-delay, early reflections, the mid-band tail and the damped high band, with input and wet meters at the side. Ten presets from a tight room to a cathedral, plus your own. Applied to the whole file, the reverb keeps its tail.\n\nRecording, voice-over and batch\nRecord into a new document or punch in over a selection, from any input device; the take is converted to the document's rate and committed as one edit. A voice-over track can be recorded and mixed over the material. Batch processing runs the same effects over a folder, writing to a destination of your choice with a list of anything that failed.\n\nFiles\nWAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AAC and CAF are written in place; MP3, Ogg and everything else the Mac can decode are opened and saved as one of those. Export renders through the same effects chain you are listening to, at the bit depth you pick.\n\nThemes and updates\nThree palettes, Amber, Purple and Aqua, chosen from a gallery of live miniatures; Aqua is the default. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened, and the download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 13 Ventura or later. It runs in the App Sandbox, has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. 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PeakLab è nata per riportare quella sensazione sul Mac, e le prime versioni facevano esattamente questo. Ma si fermavano lì. Gli effetti erano quattro pulsanti a preset, di quelli che premi sperando che vada bene. Un compressore con tre regolazioni e senza ginocchio. Un gate che non sapeva tenere. Un riverbero preso in prestito dal sistema con un solo controllo di mix. Per rifilare una presa bastava; per finire una voce, un podcast o un brano no.\n\nGli strumenti che hanno dinamica ed equalizzazione fatte bene sono le workstation audio, e una workstation è tanta cerimonia quando vuoi solo aprire un file, sistemarlo e andare avanti. C'era spazio per qualcosa nel mezzo: un editor di forme d'onda che resta leggero e immediato, ma con effetti che non ti vergogneresti di usare su un disco.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 è quell'editor, ed è gratuita. Nessun account da creare, nessuna prova che scade, nessun aggiornamento da comprare: ha lasciato l'App Store ed è ora un download diretto. La sezione effetti è stata rifatta da zero, il nucleo di editing è stato rivisto da cima a fondo, e l'app si aggiorna da sola attraverso un canale firmato.\n\nL'equalizzatore è una channel strip a otto bande: un passa-alto e un passa-basso con pendenze da 12 a 48 dB per ottava e risonanza regolabile, uno shelf basso, quattro campane con Q da 0,1 a 24, uno shelf alto e un guadagno d'uscita. La curva che vedi non è un disegno. Ogni volta che sposti una banda, PeakLab manda un impulso attraverso i filtri veri e ne misura la risposta, così la linea sullo schermo è la risposta che ottieni, alla frazione di decibel. Dietro gira un analizzatore di spettro a 4096 punti con traccia dei picchi, calibrato perché una sinusoide a fondo scala legga 0 dBFS.\n\nCompressore, gate e riverbero sono elaborazione del segnale scritta per PeakLab, ospitata in unità audio che l'app registra per sé: lo stesso identico codice gira mentre ascolti e quando esporti. Il compressore è feed-forward con ginocchio morbido, rilevamento di picco o RMS, fino a 10 ms di lookahead con la latenza compensata in esportazione, rilascio dipendente dal programma, makeup automatico o manuale, un controllo di mix per la compressione parallela, un passa-alto sul sidechain e il link stereo. Il gate è un expander verso il basso che diventa un gate netto in cima al suo rapporto, con range, isteresi, hold, lookahead, filtri passa-alto e passa-basso sul sidechain, e un pulsante di ascolto per sentire quello che sente il rilevatore.\n\nIl riverbero è un progetto algoritmico: una linea di pre-delay che alimenta anche le riflessioni prime, quattro diffusori per canale, e una rete a otto linee con mescolamento di Hadamard, ritardi modulati e smorzamento per linea. Il decadimento va da 0,2 a 20 secondi e risulta entro il tre per cento del valore impostato. Dimensione, smorzamento, taglio basso e alto, diffusione, modulazione, livello delle riflessioni prime, larghezza e mix sono tutti a vista, e il tutto costa ben meno dell'uno per cento di un core.\n\nI quattro pulsanti rapidi sono rimasti, e adesso contano di più: TONE, VERB, COMP e GATE caricano set completi di parametri in questi motori. Un preset è un punto di partenza. Un clic con Opzione apre la finestra Pro con quel preset già caricato, e da lì ogni valore è tuo da trascinare, scrivere o confrontare con A e B. Applicare un effetto lo scrive nel file, o nella selezione, come un unico passo che puoi annullare.\n\nSotto, il nucleo di editing è passato per una revisione completa. Ogni modifica è una transazione reversibile, così annulla e ripristina tengono insieme tagli, incolla, punch-in ed effetti. Il salvataggio conserva il formato del file, quindi un FLAC resta FLAC e un Apple Lossless resta senza perdita, mentre i formati che non si possono riscrivere sul posto, come l'MP3, passano da Salva col nome. Una registrazione viene consolidata prima che la finestra possa chiudersi, a qualunque frequenza di campionamento, convertita a quella del documento in ingresso. I marcatori seguono le modifiche. La riproduzione sopravvive a un cambio di dispositivo. Cose piccole, tutte, e sono la differenza tra un editor che provi e un editor di cui ti fidi.\n\nPeakLab è gratuita. La scarichi, la apri, lavori. Apre un file e ti mostra la forma d'onda, a qualsiasi scala, con la striscia di panoramica in alto e trasporto, indicatori e rack degli effetti nella barra in basso. Le selezioni sono al campione; taglia, incolla, rifila, dissolvenze, crossfade, guadagno, normalizzazione di picco o in LUFS, inversione, rovesciamento, time stretch e pitch shift, riduzione del rumore spettrale e vista spettrogramma sono tutti a un clic o a una scorciatoia, e ognuno è un singolo passo annullabile.\n\nPro EQ\nOtto bande su una curva di risposta misurata con l'analizzatore dietro. Trascina una maniglia per frequenza e guadagno, tieni Comando o usa la rotella per il Q, doppio clic per spegnere una banda, clic con Opzione per azzerarla, tasto destro per forma e pendenza. La striscia sotto mostra ogni valore e te lo lascia scrivere. Preset di fabbrica, preset tuoi, A/B con copia, bypass vero e Applica.\n\nPro Compressor\nLa curva di trasferimento con il punto di lavoro dal vivo, i meter di ingresso, riduzione e uscita, e otto secondi di storia della riduzione. Soglia, rapporto fino al limiter, ginocchio, attacco, rilascio con modalità automatica, picco o RMS, lookahead, makeup con modalità automatica, mix, passa-alto sul sidechain e link stereo.\n\nPro Gate\nLa curva statica con la banda di isteresi, una spia aperto e chiuso, e una striscia che disegna il livello del sidechain in blu contro il guadagno del gate in arancio. Soglia, range fino al silenzio totale, rapporto da espansione leggera a gate netto, attacco, hold, rilascio, isteresi, lookahead, filtri sul sidechain e ascolto del sidechain.\n\nPro Reverb\nIl quadro del decadimento energetico mostra pre-delay, riflessioni prime, la coda della banda media e la banda alta smorzata, con i meter di ingresso e wet a lato. Dieci preset da una stanza stretta a una cattedrale, più i tuoi. Applicato al file intero, il riverbero conserva la coda.\n\nRegistrazione, voce fuori campo e batch\nRegistra in un nuovo documento o fai punch-in su una selezione, da qualsiasi dispositivo di ingresso; la presa viene convertita alla frequenza del documento e consolidata come un'unica modifica. Una traccia di voce fuori campo si registra e si mescola sopra il materiale. L'elaborazione batch applica gli stessi effetti a una cartella, scrivendo in una destinazione a tua scelta con l'elenco di ciò che eventualmente non è riuscito.\n\nFile\nWAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AAC e CAF si riscrivono sul posto; MP3, Ogg e tutto ciò che il Mac sa decodificare si aprono e si salvano in uno di quei formati. L'esportazione renderizza attraverso la stessa catena di effetti che stai ascoltando, alla profondità di bit che scegli.\n\nTemi e aggiornamenti\nTre tavolozze, Ambra, Viola e Acqua, scelte da una galleria di miniature vive; Acqua è quella predefinita. Gli aggiornamenti arrivano da un canale firmato: il manifesto è verificato con Ed25519 e il file scaricato con SHA-256 prima che venga aperto, e il pulsante di download in questa pagina legge lo stesso identico canale.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 è gratuita, notarizzata da Apple e costruita per Apple silicon. Richiede macOS 13 Ventura o successivo. Gira nella sandbox delle app, non ha account, abbonamenti né telemetria. È sviluppata da una crew italiana di Portomaggiore.", "full_description": "C'è stato un momento in cui editare l'audio era una cosa diretta: apri il file, vedi la forma d'onda, fai il taglio, renderizzi, finito. PeakLab è nata per riportare quella sensazione sul Mac, e le prime versioni facevano esattamente questo. Ma si fermavano lì. Gli effetti erano quattro pulsanti a preset, di quelli che premi sperando che vada bene. Un compressore con tre regolazioni e senza ginocchio. Un gate che non sapeva tenere. Un riverbero preso in prestito dal sistema con un solo controllo di mix. Per rifilare una presa bastava; per finire una voce, un podcast o un brano no.\n\nGli strumenti che hanno dinamica ed equalizzazione fatte bene sono le workstation audio, e una workstation è tanta cerimonia quando vuoi solo aprire un file, sistemarlo e andare avanti. C'era spazio per qualcosa nel mezzo: un editor di forme d'onda che resta leggero e immediato, ma con effetti che non ti vergogneresti di usare su un disco.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 è quell'editor, ed è gratuita. Nessun account da creare, nessuna prova che scade, nessun aggiornamento da comprare: ha lasciato l'App Store ed è ora un download diretto. La sezione effetti è stata rifatta da zero, il nucleo di editing è stato rivisto da cima a fondo, e l'app si aggiorna da sola attraverso un canale firmato.\n\nL'equalizzatore è una channel strip a otto bande: un passa-alto e un passa-basso con pendenze da 12 a 48 dB per ottava e risonanza regolabile, uno shelf basso, quattro campane con Q da 0,1 a 24, uno shelf alto e un guadagno d'uscita. La curva che vedi non è un disegno. Ogni volta che sposti una banda, PeakLab manda un impulso attraverso i filtri veri e ne misura la risposta, così la linea sullo schermo è la risposta che ottieni, alla frazione di decibel. Dietro gira un analizzatore di spettro a 4096 punti con traccia dei picchi, calibrato perché una sinusoide a fondo scala legga 0 dBFS.\n\nCompressore, gate e riverbero sono elaborazione del segnale scritta per PeakLab, ospitata in unità audio che l'app registra per sé: lo stesso identico codice gira mentre ascolti e quando esporti. Il compressore è feed-forward con ginocchio morbido, rilevamento di picco o RMS, fino a 10 ms di lookahead con la latenza compensata in esportazione, rilascio dipendente dal programma, makeup automatico o manuale, un controllo di mix per la compressione parallela, un passa-alto sul sidechain e il link stereo. Il gate è un expander verso il basso che diventa un gate netto in cima al suo rapporto, con range, isteresi, hold, lookahead, filtri passa-alto e passa-basso sul sidechain, e un pulsante di ascolto per sentire quello che sente il rilevatore.\n\nIl riverbero è un progetto algoritmico: una linea di pre-delay che alimenta anche le riflessioni prime, quattro diffusori per canale, e una rete a otto linee con mescolamento di Hadamard, ritardi modulati e smorzamento per linea. Il decadimento va da 0,2 a 20 secondi e risulta entro il tre per cento del valore impostato. Dimensione, smorzamento, taglio basso e alto, diffusione, modulazione, livello delle riflessioni prime, larghezza e mix sono tutti a vista, e il tutto costa ben meno dell'uno per cento di un core.\n\nI quattro pulsanti rapidi sono rimasti, e adesso contano di più: TONE, VERB, COMP e GATE caricano set completi di parametri in questi motori. Un preset è un punto di partenza. Un clic con Opzione apre la finestra Pro con quel preset già caricato, e da lì ogni valore è tuo da trascinare, scrivere o confrontare con A e B. Applicare un effetto lo scrive nel file, o nella selezione, come un unico passo che puoi annullare.\n\nSotto, il nucleo di editing è passato per una revisione completa. Ogni modifica è una transazione reversibile, così annulla e ripristina tengono insieme tagli, incolla, punch-in ed effetti. Il salvataggio conserva il formato del file, quindi un FLAC resta FLAC e un Apple Lossless resta senza perdita, mentre i formati che non si possono riscrivere sul posto, come l'MP3, passano da Salva col nome. Una registrazione viene consolidata prima che la finestra possa chiudersi, a qualunque frequenza di campionamento, convertita a quella del documento in ingresso. I marcatori seguono le modifiche. La riproduzione sopravvive a un cambio di dispositivo. Cose piccole, tutte, e sono la differenza tra un editor che provi e un editor di cui ti fidi.\n\nPeakLab è gratuita. La scarichi, la apri, lavori. Apre un file e ti mostra la forma d'onda, a qualsiasi scala, con la striscia di panoramica in alto e trasporto, indicatori e rack degli effetti nella barra in basso. Le selezioni sono al campione; taglia, incolla, rifila, dissolvenze, crossfade, guadagno, normalizzazione di picco o in LUFS, inversione, rovesciamento, time stretch e pitch shift, riduzione del rumore spettrale e vista spettrogramma sono tutti a un clic o a una scorciatoia, e ognuno è un singolo passo annullabile.\n\nPro EQ\nOtto bande su una curva di risposta misurata con l'analizzatore dietro. Trascina una maniglia per frequenza e guadagno, tieni Comando o usa la rotella per il Q, doppio clic per spegnere una banda, clic con Opzione per azzerarla, tasto destro per forma e pendenza. La striscia sotto mostra ogni valore e te lo lascia scrivere. Preset di fabbrica, preset tuoi, A/B con copia, bypass vero e Applica.\n\nPro Compressor\nLa curva di trasferimento con il punto di lavoro dal vivo, i meter di ingresso, riduzione e uscita, e otto secondi di storia della riduzione. Soglia, rapporto fino al limiter, ginocchio, attacco, rilascio con modalità automatica, picco o RMS, lookahead, makeup con modalità automatica, mix, passa-alto sul sidechain e link stereo.\n\nPro Gate\nLa curva statica con la banda di isteresi, una spia aperto e chiuso, e una striscia che disegna il livello del sidechain in blu contro il guadagno del gate in arancio. Soglia, range fino al silenzio totale, rapporto da espansione leggera a gate netto, attacco, hold, rilascio, isteresi, lookahead, filtri sul sidechain e ascolto del sidechain.\n\nPro Reverb\nIl quadro del decadimento energetico mostra pre-delay, riflessioni prime, la coda della banda media e la banda alta smorzata, con i meter di ingresso e wet a lato. Dieci preset da una stanza stretta a una cattedrale, più i tuoi. Applicato al file intero, il riverbero conserva la coda.\n\nRegistrazione, voce fuori campo e batch\nRegistra in un nuovo documento o fai punch-in su una selezione, da qualsiasi dispositivo di ingresso; la presa viene convertita alla frequenza del documento e consolidata come un'unica modifica. Una traccia di voce fuori campo si registra e si mescola sopra il materiale. L'elaborazione batch applica gli stessi effetti a una cartella, scrivendo in una destinazione a tua scelta con l'elenco di ciò che eventualmente non è riuscito.\n\nFile\nWAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AAC e CAF si riscrivono sul posto; MP3, Ogg e tutto ciò che il Mac sa decodificare si aprono e si salvano in uno di quei formati. L'esportazione renderizza attraverso la stessa catena di effetti che stai ascoltando, alla profondità di bit che scegli.\n\nTemi e aggiornamenti\nTre tavolozze, Ambra, Viola e Acqua, scelte da una galleria di miniature vive; Acqua è quella predefinita. Gli aggiornamenti arrivano da un canale firmato: il manifesto è verificato con Ed25519 e il file scaricato con SHA-256 prima che venga aperto, e il pulsante di download in questa pagina legge lo stesso identico canale.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 è gratuita, notarizzata da Apple e costruita per Apple silicon. Richiede macOS 13 Ventura o successivo. Gira nella sandbox delle app, non ha account, abbonamenti né telemetria. È sviluppata da una crew italiana di Portomaggiore.", "title": "PeakLab 3.2: l'editor di forme d'onda con un rack di effetti professionale", "excerpt": "Gratuita e senza registrazione. Editing al campione con undo e redo affidabili, file salvati nel loro formato, registrazione con punch-in, e una nuova sezione Pro: un EQ a otto bande con la curva misurata sui filtri reali, un compressore feed-forward con ginocchio e lookahead, un gate con isteresi e hold, un riverbero algoritmico con pre-delay, decadimento e smorzamento. Notarizzata, per Apple silicon, aggiornamenti da un canale firmato.", "summary": "Gratuita, senza account, senza iscrizioni. Un editor audio essenziale per il Mac, ora con un equalizzatore a otto bande, un compressore, un gate e un riverbero costruiti in casa, tutti i parametri a vista, e un'unica catena di elaborazione per ciò che ascolti e ciò che esporti.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/" } }, "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "canonical_domain": "blackorder.io", "source": "official", "preferred_language": "en", "preferred_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "preferred_official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "facts": { "title": { "value": "PeakLab 3.2: the waveform editor with a professional effects rack", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "description": { "value": "There was a moment when editing audio felt direct: open the file, see the waveform, make the cut, render, done. PeakLab was born to bring that feeling back to the Mac, and its first versions did exactly that. They also stopped there. The effects were four preset buttons, the kind you press and hope for the best. A compressor with three settings and no knee. A gate that could not hold. A reverb borrowed from the system with a single mix control. For trimming a take it was enough; for finishing a voice, a podcast or a piece of music it was not.\n\nThe tools that do have proper dynamics and equalization are digital audio workstations, and a workstation is a lot of ceremony when all you want is to open a file, fix it and move on. There was room for something in between: a waveform editor that stays light and immediate, but whose effects you would not be ashamed to use on a record.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is that editor, and it is free. There is no account to create, no trial that expires, no upgrade to buy: it left the App Store and is now a direct download. The effects section was rebuilt from the ground up, the editing core was reviewed end to end, and the app updates itself through a signed channel.\n\nThe equalizer is an eight-band channel strip: a high-pass and a low-pass with slopes from 12 to 48 dB per octave and adjustable resonance, a low shelf, four bells with Q from 0.1 to 24, a high shelf, and an output trim. The curve you see is not a drawing. Every time you move a band, PeakLab pushes an impulse through the actual filters and measures the response, so the line on screen is the response you get, to the fraction of a decibel. Behind it runs a 4096-point spectrum analyzer with a peak trace, calibrated so a full-scale sine reads 0 dBFS.\n\nThe compressor, the gate and the reverb are PeakLab's own signal processing, hosted in audio units the app registers for itself, which means the exact same code runs while you listen and when you render. The compressor is feed-forward with a soft knee, peak or RMS detection, up to 10 ms of lookahead with the latency compensated on export, program-dependent release, automatic or manual makeup, a mix control for parallel compression, a high-pass on the sidechain and a stereo link. The gate is a downward expander that becomes a hard gate at the top of its ratio, with range, hysteresis, hold, lookahead, high-pass and low-pass filters on the sidechain, and a listen button to hear what the detector hears.\n\nThe reverb is an algorithmic design: a pre-delay line that also feeds early reflections, four diffusers per channel, and an eight-line feedback network with Hadamard mixing, modulated delays and per-line damping. Decay runs from 0.2 to 20 seconds and measures within three percent of the value on the dial. Size, damping, low and high cut, diffusion, modulation, early reflections level, width and mix are all in the open, and the whole thing costs well under one percent of a core.\n\nThe four quick buttons stayed, and they matter more now: TONE, VERB, COMP and GATE load complete parameter sets into these engines. A preset is a starting point. An Option-click opens the Pro window with that preset already loaded, and from there every value is yours to drag, type or compare with A and B. Applying any effect writes it into the file, or into the selection, as a single step you can undo.\n\nUnderneath, the editing core went through a full review. Every edit is one reversible transaction, so undo and redo hold together across cuts, pastes, punch-ins and effects. Saving keeps the file's own format, so a FLAC stays FLAC and Apple Lossless stays lossless, while formats that cannot be written in place, like MP3, go through Save As. A recording is committed before the window can close, at any sample rate, converted to the document's rate on the way in. Markers follow edits. Playback survives a device change. Small things, all of them, and they are the difference between an editor you try and an editor you trust.\n\nPeakLab is free. You download it, you open it, you work. It opens a file and shows you the waveform, at any scale, with the overview strip on top and the transport, the readouts and the effects rack on the bottom bar. Selections are sample-accurate; cuts, pastes, trims, fades, crossfades, gain, normalization by peak or by LUFS, inversion, reversal, time stretch and pitch shift, spectral noise reduction and a spectrogram view are all a click or a shortcut away, and each of them is one undoable step.\n\nPro EQ\nEight bands on a measured response curve with the analyzer behind it. Drag a handle for frequency and gain, hold Command or use the wheel for Q, double-click to switch a band off, Option-click to reset it, right-click for its shape and slope. The strip below shows every value and lets you type it. Factory presets, your own presets, A/B with copy, a true bypass and Apply.\n\nPro Compressor\nThe transfer curve with the live operating point, input, gain-reduction and output meters, and eight seconds of gain-reduction history. Threshold, ratio up to a brickwall limiter, knee, attack, release with an automatic mode, peak or RMS, lookahead, makeup with an automatic mode, mix, sidechain high-pass and stereo link.\n\nPro Gate\nThe static curve with the hysteresis band, an open and closed lamp, and a strip that plots the sidechain level in blue against the gate's gain in orange. Threshold, range down to full mute, ratio from gentle expansion to a hard gate, attack, hold, release, hysteresis, lookahead, sidechain filters and sidechain listen.\n\nPro Reverb\nThe energy decay picture shows pre-delay, early reflections, the mid-band tail and the damped high band, with input and wet meters at the side. Ten presets from a tight room to a cathedral, plus your own. Applied to the whole file, the reverb keeps its tail.\n\nRecording, voice-over and batch\nRecord into a new document or punch in over a selection, from any input device; the take is converted to the document's rate and committed as one edit. A voice-over track can be recorded and mixed over the material. Batch processing runs the same effects over a folder, writing to a destination of your choice with a list of anything that failed.\n\nFiles\nWAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AAC and CAF are written in place; MP3, Ogg and everything else the Mac can decode are opened and saved as one of those. Export renders through the same effects chain you are listening to, at the bit depth you pick.\n\nThemes and updates\nThree palettes, Amber, Purple and Aqua, chosen from a gallery of live miniatures; Aqua is the default. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened, and the download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 13 Ventura or later. It runs in the App Sandbox, has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. It is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "Free, no account, nothing to sign up for. A focused audio editor for the Mac, now with an eight-band equalizer, a compressor, a gate and a reverb built in-house, every parameter in the open, and one processing path for what you hear and what you export.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/peaklab-audio-editor-rebuilt-for-today/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "There was a moment when editing audio felt direct: open the file, see the waveform, make the cut, render, done. PeakLab was born to bring that feeling back to the Mac, and its first versions did exactly that. They also stopped there. The effects were four preset buttons, the kind you press and hope for the best. A compressor with three settings and no knee. A gate that could not hold. A reverb borrowed from the system with a single mix control. For trimming a take it was enough; for finishing a voice, a podcast or a piece of music it was not.\n\nThe tools that do have proper dynamics and equalization are digital audio workstations, and a workstation is a lot of ceremony when all you want is to open a file, fix it and move on. There was room for something in between: a waveform editor that stays light and immediate, but whose effects you would not be ashamed to use on a record.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is that editor, and it is free. There is no account to create, no trial that expires, no upgrade to buy: it left the App Store and is now a direct download. The effects section was rebuilt from the ground up, the editing core was reviewed end to end, and the app updates itself through a signed channel.\n\nThe equalizer is an eight-band channel strip: a high-pass and a low-pass with slopes from 12 to 48 dB per octave and adjustable resonance, a low shelf, four bells with Q from 0.1 to 24, a high shelf, and an output trim. The curve you see is not a drawing. Every time you move a band, PeakLab pushes an impulse through the actual filters and measures the response, so the line on screen is the response you get, to the fraction of a decibel. Behind it runs a 4096-point spectrum analyzer with a peak trace, calibrated so a full-scale sine reads 0 dBFS.\n\nThe compressor, the gate and the reverb are PeakLab's own signal processing, hosted in audio units the app registers for itself, which means the exact same code runs while you listen and when you render. The compressor is feed-forward with a soft knee, peak or RMS detection, up to 10 ms of lookahead with the latency compensated on export, program-dependent release, automatic or manual makeup, a mix control for parallel compression, a high-pass on the sidechain and a stereo link. The gate is a downward expander that becomes a hard gate at the top of its ratio, with range, hysteresis, hold, lookahead, high-pass and low-pass filters on the sidechain, and a listen button to hear what the detector hears.\n\nThe reverb is an algorithmic design: a pre-delay line that also feeds early reflections, four diffusers per channel, and an eight-line feedback network with Hadamard mixing, modulated delays and per-line damping. Decay runs from 0.2 to 20 seconds and measures within three percent of the value on the dial. Size, damping, low and high cut, diffusion, modulation, early reflections level, width and mix are all in the open, and the whole thing costs well under one percent of a core.\n\nThe four quick buttons stayed, and they matter more now: TONE, VERB, COMP and GATE load complete parameter sets into these engines. A preset is a starting point. An Option-click opens the Pro window with that preset already loaded, and from there every value is yours to drag, type or compare with A and B. Applying any effect writes it into the file, or into the selection, as a single step you can undo.\n\nUnderneath, the editing core went through a full review. Every edit is one reversible transaction, so undo and redo hold together across cuts, pastes, punch-ins and effects. Saving keeps the file's own format, so a FLAC stays FLAC and Apple Lossless stays lossless, while formats that cannot be written in place, like MP3, go through Save As. A recording is committed before the window can close, at any sample rate, converted to the document's rate on the way in. Markers follow edits. Playback survives a device change. Small things, all of them, and they are the difference between an editor you try and an editor you trust.\n\nPeakLab is free. You download it, you open it, you work. It opens a file and shows you the waveform, at any scale, with the overview strip on top and the transport, the readouts and the effects rack on the bottom bar. Selections are sample-accurate; cuts, pastes, trims, fades, crossfades, gain, normalization by peak or by LUFS, inversion, reversal, time stretch and pitch shift, spectral noise reduction and a spectrogram view are all a click or a shortcut away, and each of them is one undoable step.\n\nPro EQ\nEight bands on a measured response curve with the analyzer behind it. Drag a handle for frequency and gain, hold Command or use the wheel for Q, double-click to switch a band off, Option-click to reset it, right-click for its shape and slope. The strip below shows every value and lets you type it. Factory presets, your own presets, A/B with copy, a true bypass and Apply.\n\nPro Compressor\nThe transfer curve with the live operating point, input, gain-reduction and output meters, and eight seconds of gain-reduction history. Threshold, ratio up to a brickwall limiter, knee, attack, release with an automatic mode, peak or RMS, lookahead, makeup with an automatic mode, mix, sidechain high-pass and stereo link.\n\nPro Gate\nThe static curve with the hysteresis band, an open and closed lamp, and a strip that plots the sidechain level in blue against the gate's gain in orange. Threshold, range down to full mute, ratio from gentle expansion to a hard gate, attack, hold, release, hysteresis, lookahead, sidechain filters and sidechain listen.\n\nPro Reverb\nThe energy decay picture shows pre-delay, early reflections, the mid-band tail and the damped high band, with input and wet meters at the side. Ten presets from a tight room to a cathedral, plus your own. Applied to the whole file, the reverb keeps its tail.\n\nRecording, voice-over and batch\nRecord into a new document or punch in over a selection, from any input device; the take is converted to the document's rate and committed as one edit. A voice-over track can be recorded and mixed over the material. Batch processing runs the same effects over a folder, writing to a destination of your choice with a list of anything that failed.\n\nFiles\nWAV, AIFF, FLAC, Apple Lossless, AAC and CAF are written in place; MP3, Ogg and everything else the Mac can decode are opened and saved as one of those. Export renders through the same effects chain you are listening to, at the bit depth you pick.\n\nThemes and updates\nThree palettes, Amber, Purple and Aqua, chosen from a gallery of live miniatures; Aqua is the default. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened, and the download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nPeakLab 3.2 is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 13 Ventura or later. It runs in the App Sandbox, has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. 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No Pipes, No Pain.", "type": "article", "excerpt": "Every SDR on the market requires external software, virtual audio cables, and endless configuration to decode DMR. ApexSDR DMR puts digital voice one click away. Built from scratch by IU4TPI.", "description": "If you have ever tried to decode DMR on your computer, you know the drill.\n\nFirst you need an SDR application. SDR++, SDR#, GQRX, pick your flavor. Then you need a virtual audio cable to pipe the discriminator output somewhere. Then you need DSDPlus or DSD to actually decode the digital stream. Three separate applications. Configured independently. Connected by virtual plumbing that breaks every time something updates.\n\nHalf the posts on ham radio forums are variations of the same question: \"I cannot get DSD to work with my SDR, please help.\" The other half are answers that start with \"make sure your virtual audio cable is set to...\"\n\nAnd if you are on macOS? The situation is even worse. The serious decoders are Windows-only. Your options are a virtual machine, a Boot Camp partition, or accepting that digital voice monitoring from your Mac simply is not going to happen.\n\nThis is not a minor inconvenience. This is a broken workflow that has persisted for over a decade while DMR has become the dominant digital voice mode in amateur radio.\n\nApexSDR DMR exists because I got tired of fighting software instead of listening to radio.\n\nI am IU4TPI. I have been a licensed radio amateur for years. I build software professionally. And every single time I sat down to monitor my local DMR repeater from my Mac, I ended up troubleshooting audio pipes instead of copying callsigns. That is not the hobby I signed up for.\n\nSo I built what should have existed years ago: an SDR application with digital voice decoding built directly into the signal chain. Not bolted on. Not piped through. Built in.\n\nYou will notice something missing from ApexSDR DMR: the waterfall display. That scrolling cascade of color that every SDR puts front and center. It is gone on purpose.\n\nHere is the reasoning. When you are monitoring a DMR repeater on 438.500 MHz, what is the waterfall showing you? A narrow signal appearing and disappearing as people key up. You already know the frequency. You already know the bandwidth. The waterfall is telling you nothing you do not already know. It is eye candy that consumes screen space and processing cycles while adding zero operational value for digital voice monitoring.\n\nApexSDR DMR shows you what matters: signal level, squelch state, mode, timeslot, color code, talkgroup, source callsign. Information you can act on. Not pixels you stare at.\n\nThis is a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature. ApexSDR DMR is a radio, not a spectrum painting application.\n\nThe experience is exactly what you would expect from a radio.\n\nSelect DMR mode. Tune to your repeater frequency. When a transmission comes in, you hear clear voice. On screen you see the timeslot, color code, talkgroup ID, and source callsign. With an active internet connection, ApexSDR DMR automatically resolves DMR IDs against the global database, displaying the operator's callsign and name in real time. You see who is talking, not just a number. No setup. No configuration wizard. No external software. It just works.\n\nThe same applies to C4FM. Select the mode. Tune. Listen. Yaesu System Fusion frames are decoded natively with source and destination information displayed in real time.\n\nTo be absolutely clear: this decodes amateur radio digital voice. Unencrypted transmissions as used on ham radio repeaters and simplex worldwide, in full compliance with amateur radio regulations. This is a tool for radio amateurs who want to monitor their local repeater without building a Rube Goldberg machine of software components.\n\nApexSDR DMR is currently in beta on macOS. The core is solid. Analog reception works. DMR decoding works. C4FM decoding works. We are refining the interface, expanding SDR hardware compatibility, and stress-testing across different repeater configurations before the public release on the Mac App Store.\n\nNo SDR application on any platform offers integrated one-click DMR and C4FM decoding. Not SDR++. Not SDR#. Not GQRX. Not CubicSDR. None of them. ApexSDR DMR is the first, and it runs native on Apple Silicon.\n\nThis is an open development. If you have ideas, feature requests, or suggestions for what ApexSDR DMR should do next, we want to hear from you. Write to info@blackorder.it and help shape the future of this software. The best features come from the operators who use them every day.\n\n73 de IU4TPI.", "full_description": "If you have ever tried to decode DMR on your computer, you know the drill.\n\nFirst you need an SDR application. SDR++, SDR#, GQRX, pick your flavor. Then you need a virtual audio cable to pipe the discriminator output somewhere. Then you need DSDPlus or DSD to actually decode the digital stream. Three separate applications. Configured independently. Connected by virtual plumbing that breaks every time something updates.\n\nHalf the posts on ham radio forums are variations of the same question: \"I cannot get DSD to work with my SDR, please help.\" The other half are answers that start with \"make sure your virtual audio cable is set to...\"\n\nAnd if you are on macOS? The situation is even worse. The serious decoders are Windows-only. Your options are a virtual machine, a Boot Camp partition, or accepting that digital voice monitoring from your Mac simply is not going to happen.\n\nThis is not a minor inconvenience. This is a broken workflow that has persisted for over a decade while DMR has become the dominant digital voice mode in amateur radio.\n\nApexSDR DMR exists because I got tired of fighting software instead of listening to radio.\n\nI am IU4TPI. I have been a licensed radio amateur for years. I build software professionally. And every single time I sat down to monitor my local DMR repeater from my Mac, I ended up troubleshooting audio pipes instead of copying callsigns. That is not the hobby I signed up for.\n\nSo I built what should have existed years ago: an SDR application with digital voice decoding built directly into the signal chain. Not bolted on. Not piped through. Built in.\n\nYou will notice something missing from ApexSDR DMR: the waterfall display. That scrolling cascade of color that every SDR puts front and center. It is gone on purpose.\n\nHere is the reasoning. When you are monitoring a DMR repeater on 438.500 MHz, what is the waterfall showing you? A narrow signal appearing and disappearing as people key up. You already know the frequency. You already know the bandwidth. The waterfall is telling you nothing you do not already know. It is eye candy that consumes screen space and processing cycles while adding zero operational value for digital voice monitoring.\n\nApexSDR DMR shows you what matters: signal level, squelch state, mode, timeslot, color code, talkgroup, source callsign. Information you can act on. Not pixels you stare at.\n\nThis is a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature. ApexSDR DMR is a radio, not a spectrum painting application.\n\nThe experience is exactly what you would expect from a radio.\n\nSelect DMR mode. Tune to your repeater frequency. When a transmission comes in, you hear clear voice. On screen you see the timeslot, color code, talkgroup ID, and source callsign. With an active internet connection, ApexSDR DMR automatically resolves DMR IDs against the global database, displaying the operator's callsign and name in real time. You see who is talking, not just a number. No setup. No configuration wizard. No external software. It just works.\n\nThe same applies to C4FM. Select the mode. Tune. Listen. Yaesu System Fusion frames are decoded natively with source and destination information displayed in real time.\n\nTo be absolutely clear: this decodes amateur radio digital voice. Unencrypted transmissions as used on ham radio repeaters and simplex worldwide, in full compliance with amateur radio regulations. This is a tool for radio amateurs who want to monitor their local repeater without building a Rube Goldberg machine of software components.\n\nApexSDR DMR is currently in beta on macOS. The core is solid. Analog reception works. DMR decoding works. C4FM decoding works. We are refining the interface, expanding SDR hardware compatibility, and stress-testing across different repeater configurations before the public release on the Mac App Store.\n\nNo SDR application on any platform offers integrated one-click DMR and C4FM decoding. Not SDR++. Not SDR#. Not GQRX. Not CubicSDR. None of them. ApexSDR DMR is the first, and it runs native on Apple Silicon.\n\nThis is an open development. If you have ideas, feature requests, or suggestions for what ApexSDR DMR should do next, we want to hear from you. Write to info@blackorder.it and help shape the future of this software. The best features come from the operators who use them every day.\n\n73 de IU4TPI.", "summary": "The first SDR with fully integrated digital voice decoding, built native for macOS. By a ham, for hams.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "localized_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/" }, "canonical_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/" }, "official_page_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/" }, "content_languages": [ "en", "it" ], "language": [ "en", "it" ], "category": "essay", "tags": [ "SDR", "DMR", "C4FM", "Ham Radio", "macOS", "ApexSDR DMR", "Digital Voice", "Amateur Radio" ], "image_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/img/apexsdr-dmr-preview.png", "published_at": "2026-02-20T16:51:30+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-25T12:32:44+00:00", "related_apps": [], "translations": { "it": { "description": "Se hai mai provato a decodificare il DMR sul tuo computer, conosci la trafila.\n\nPrima ti serve un'applicazione SDR. SDR++, SDR#, GQRX, scegli tu. Poi ti serve un cavo audio virtuale per instradare l'uscita del discriminatore da qualche parte. Poi ti serve DSDPlus o DSD per decodificare effettivamente il flusso digitale. Tre applicazioni separate. Configurate indipendentemente. Collegate da tubature virtuali che si rompono ogni volta che qualcosa si aggiorna.\n\nMetà dei post sui forum radioamatoriali sono variazioni della stessa domanda: \"Non riesco a far funzionare DSD con il mio SDR, aiuto.\" L'altra metà sono risposte che iniziano con \"assicurati che il tuo cavo audio virtuale sia impostato su...\"\n\nE se sei su macOS? La situazione è ancora peggiore. I decoder seri sono solo per Windows. Le tue opzioni sono una macchina virtuale, una partizione Boot Camp, o accettare che il monitoraggio della voce digitale dal tuo Mac semplicemente non succederà.\n\nNon è un inconveniente minore. È un flusso di lavoro rotto che persiste da oltre un decennio mentre il DMR è diventato il modo voce digitale dominante nel radioamatorismo.\n\nApexSDR DMR esiste perché mi sono stancato di combattere con il software invece di ascoltare la radio.\n\nSono IU4TPI. Sono radioamatore con licenza da anni. Sviluppo software di professione. E ogni singola volta che mi sedevo per monitorare il mio ripetitore DMR locale dal Mac, finivo a fare troubleshooting di pipe audio invece di copiare nominativi. Non è l'hobby per cui mi sono iscritto.\n\nCosì ho costruito quello che avrebbe dovuto esistere da anni: un'applicazione SDR con decodifica voce digitale integrata direttamente nella catena del segnale. Non agganciata. Non instradata tramite pipe. Integrata.\n\nNoterai qualcosa che manca in ApexSDR DMR: il display waterfall. Quella cascata colorata scorrevole che ogni SDR mette in primo piano. Non c'è di proposito.\n\nEcco il ragionamento. Quando stai monitorando un ripetitore DMR su 438.500 MHz, cosa ti mostra il waterfall? Un segnale stretto che appare e scompare quando la gente va in trasmissione. Conosci già la frequenza. Conosci già la banda. Il waterfall non ti sta dicendo nulla che tu non sappia già. È un piacere per gli occhi che consuma spazio sullo schermo e cicli di elaborazione aggiungendo zero valore operativo per il monitoraggio della voce digitale.\n\nApexSDR DMR ti mostra quello che conta: livello del segnale, stato dello squelch, modo, timeslot, color code, talkgroup, nominativo sorgente. Informazioni su cui puoi agire. Non pixel da guardare.\n\nQuesta è una scelta progettuale deliberata, non una funzionalità mancante. ApexSDR DMR è una radio, non un'applicazione per dipingere spettri.\n\nL'esperienza è esattamente quella che ti aspetteresti da una radio.\n\nSeleziona il modo DMR. Sintonizzati sulla frequenza del tuo ripetitore. Quando arriva una trasmissione, senti voce chiara. Sullo schermo vedi timeslot, color code, ID talkgroup e nominativo sorgente. Con una connessione internet attiva, ApexSDR DMR risolve automaticamente gli ID DMR interrogando il database globale, mostrando il nominativo e il nome dell'operatore in tempo reale. Vedi chi sta parlando, non solo un numero. Nessun setup. Nessun wizard di configurazione. Nessun software esterno. Funziona e basta.\n\nLo stesso vale per il C4FM. Seleziona il modo. Sintonizza. Ascolta. I frame Yaesu System Fusion vengono decodificati nativamente con informazioni sorgente e destinazione visualizzate in tempo reale.\n\nPer essere chiari: questo decodifica voce digitale radioamatoriale. Trasmissioni non criptate come quelle usate sui ripetitori ham e in simplex in tutto il mondo, in piena conformità con le normative radioamatoriali. È uno strumento per radioamatori che vogliono monitorare il loro ripetitore locale senza costruire una macchina di Rube Goldberg fatta di componenti software.\n\nApexSDR DMR è attualmente in beta su macOS. Il nucleo è solido. La ricezione analogica funziona. La decodifica DMR funziona. La decodifica C4FM funziona. Stiamo perfezionando l'interfaccia, espandendo la compatibilità hardware SDR e testando su diverse configurazioni di ripetitori prima del rilascio pubblico sul Mac App Store.\n\nNessuna applicazione SDR su nessuna piattaforma, Windows, Linux o macOS, offre decodifica DMR e C4FM integrata in un click. Non SDR++. Non SDR#. Non GQRX. Non CubicSDR. Nessuno di loro. ApexSDR DMR è il primo, e gira nativo su Apple Silicon.\n\nQuesto e' uno sviluppo aperto. Se hai idee, richieste di funzionalita' o suggerimenti su cosa ApexSDR DMR dovrebbe fare in futuro, vogliamo sentire la tua voce. Scrivi a info@blackorder.it e aiutaci a plasmare il futuro di questo software. Le migliori funzionalita' vengono dagli operatori che le usano ogni giorno.\n\n73 de IU4TPI.", "full_description": "Se hai mai provato a decodificare il DMR sul tuo computer, conosci la trafila.\n\nPrima ti serve un'applicazione SDR. SDR++, SDR#, GQRX, scegli tu. Poi ti serve un cavo audio virtuale per instradare l'uscita del discriminatore da qualche parte. Poi ti serve DSDPlus o DSD per decodificare effettivamente il flusso digitale. Tre applicazioni separate. Configurate indipendentemente. Collegate da tubature virtuali che si rompono ogni volta che qualcosa si aggiorna.\n\nMetà dei post sui forum radioamatoriali sono variazioni della stessa domanda: \"Non riesco a far funzionare DSD con il mio SDR, aiuto.\" L'altra metà sono risposte che iniziano con \"assicurati che il tuo cavo audio virtuale sia impostato su...\"\n\nE se sei su macOS? La situazione è ancora peggiore. I decoder seri sono solo per Windows. Le tue opzioni sono una macchina virtuale, una partizione Boot Camp, o accettare che il monitoraggio della voce digitale dal tuo Mac semplicemente non succederà.\n\nNon è un inconveniente minore. È un flusso di lavoro rotto che persiste da oltre un decennio mentre il DMR è diventato il modo voce digitale dominante nel radioamatorismo.\n\nApexSDR DMR esiste perché mi sono stancato di combattere con il software invece di ascoltare la radio.\n\nSono IU4TPI. Sono radioamatore con licenza da anni. Sviluppo software di professione. E ogni singola volta che mi sedevo per monitorare il mio ripetitore DMR locale dal Mac, finivo a fare troubleshooting di pipe audio invece di copiare nominativi. Non è l'hobby per cui mi sono iscritto.\n\nCosì ho costruito quello che avrebbe dovuto esistere da anni: un'applicazione SDR con decodifica voce digitale integrata direttamente nella catena del segnale. Non agganciata. Non instradata tramite pipe. Integrata.\n\nNoterai qualcosa che manca in ApexSDR DMR: il display waterfall. Quella cascata colorata scorrevole che ogni SDR mette in primo piano. Non c'è di proposito.\n\nEcco il ragionamento. Quando stai monitorando un ripetitore DMR su 438.500 MHz, cosa ti mostra il waterfall? Un segnale stretto che appare e scompare quando la gente va in trasmissione. Conosci già la frequenza. Conosci già la banda. Il waterfall non ti sta dicendo nulla che tu non sappia già. È un piacere per gli occhi che consuma spazio sullo schermo e cicli di elaborazione aggiungendo zero valore operativo per il monitoraggio della voce digitale.\n\nApexSDR DMR ti mostra quello che conta: livello del segnale, stato dello squelch, modo, timeslot, color code, talkgroup, nominativo sorgente. Informazioni su cui puoi agire. Non pixel da guardare.\n\nQuesta è una scelta progettuale deliberata, non una funzionalità mancante. ApexSDR DMR è una radio, non un'applicazione per dipingere spettri.\n\nL'esperienza è esattamente quella che ti aspetteresti da una radio.\n\nSeleziona il modo DMR. Sintonizzati sulla frequenza del tuo ripetitore. Quando arriva una trasmissione, senti voce chiara. Sullo schermo vedi timeslot, color code, ID talkgroup e nominativo sorgente. Con una connessione internet attiva, ApexSDR DMR risolve automaticamente gli ID DMR interrogando il database globale, mostrando il nominativo e il nome dell'operatore in tempo reale. Vedi chi sta parlando, non solo un numero. Nessun setup. Nessun wizard di configurazione. Nessun software esterno. Funziona e basta.\n\nLo stesso vale per il C4FM. Seleziona il modo. Sintonizza. Ascolta. I frame Yaesu System Fusion vengono decodificati nativamente con informazioni sorgente e destinazione visualizzate in tempo reale.\n\nPer essere chiari: questo decodifica voce digitale radioamatoriale. Trasmissioni non criptate come quelle usate sui ripetitori ham e in simplex in tutto il mondo, in piena conformità con le normative radioamatoriali. È uno strumento per radioamatori che vogliono monitorare il loro ripetitore locale senza costruire una macchina di Rube Goldberg fatta di componenti software.\n\nApexSDR DMR è attualmente in beta su macOS. Il nucleo è solido. La ricezione analogica funziona. La decodifica DMR funziona. La decodifica C4FM funziona. Stiamo perfezionando l'interfaccia, espandendo la compatibilità hardware SDR e testando su diverse configurazioni di ripetitori prima del rilascio pubblico sul Mac App Store.\n\nNessuna applicazione SDR su nessuna piattaforma, Windows, Linux o macOS, offre decodifica DMR e C4FM integrata in un click. Non SDR++. Non SDR#. Non GQRX. Non CubicSDR. Nessuno di loro. ApexSDR DMR è il primo, e gira nativo su Apple Silicon.\n\nQuesto e' uno sviluppo aperto. Se hai idee, richieste di funzionalita' o suggerimenti su cosa ApexSDR DMR dovrebbe fare in futuro, vogliamo sentire la tua voce. Scrivi a info@blackorder.it e aiutaci a plasmare il futuro di questo software. Le migliori funzionalita' vengono dagli operatori che le usano ogni giorno.\n\n73 de IU4TPI.", "title": "ApexSDR DMR: Un Click per la Voce Digitale. Niente Pipe, Niente Complicazioni.", "excerpt": "Ogni SDR sul mercato richiede software esterno, cavi audio virtuali e configurazione infinita per decodificare il DMR. ApexSDR DMR mette la voce digitale a un click di distanza. Costruito da zero da IU4TPI.", "summary": "Il primo SDR con decodifica voce digitale completamente integrata, nativo per macOS. Da un radioamatore, per i radioamatori.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/" } }, "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "canonical_domain": "blackorder.io", "source": "official", "preferred_language": "en", "preferred_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "preferred_official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "facts": { "title": { "value": "ApexSDR DMR: One Click to Digital Voice. No Pipes, No Pain.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "description": { "value": "If you have ever tried to decode DMR on your computer, you know the drill.\n\nFirst you need an SDR application. SDR++, SDR#, GQRX, pick your flavor. Then you need a virtual audio cable to pipe the discriminator output somewhere. Then you need DSDPlus or DSD to actually decode the digital stream. Three separate applications. Configured independently. Connected by virtual plumbing that breaks every time something updates.\n\nHalf the posts on ham radio forums are variations of the same question: \"I cannot get DSD to work with my SDR, please help.\" The other half are answers that start with \"make sure your virtual audio cable is set to...\"\n\nAnd if you are on macOS? The situation is even worse. The serious decoders are Windows-only. Your options are a virtual machine, a Boot Camp partition, or accepting that digital voice monitoring from your Mac simply is not going to happen.\n\nThis is not a minor inconvenience. This is a broken workflow that has persisted for over a decade while DMR has become the dominant digital voice mode in amateur radio.\n\nApexSDR DMR exists because I got tired of fighting software instead of listening to radio.\n\nI am IU4TPI. I have been a licensed radio amateur for years. I build software professionally. And every single time I sat down to monitor my local DMR repeater from my Mac, I ended up troubleshooting audio pipes instead of copying callsigns. That is not the hobby I signed up for.\n\nSo I built what should have existed years ago: an SDR application with digital voice decoding built directly into the signal chain. Not bolted on. Not piped through. Built in.\n\nYou will notice something missing from ApexSDR DMR: the waterfall display. That scrolling cascade of color that every SDR puts front and center. It is gone on purpose.\n\nHere is the reasoning. When you are monitoring a DMR repeater on 438.500 MHz, what is the waterfall showing you? A narrow signal appearing and disappearing as people key up. You already know the frequency. You already know the bandwidth. The waterfall is telling you nothing you do not already know. It is eye candy that consumes screen space and processing cycles while adding zero operational value for digital voice monitoring.\n\nApexSDR DMR shows you what matters: signal level, squelch state, mode, timeslot, color code, talkgroup, source callsign. Information you can act on. Not pixels you stare at.\n\nThis is a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature. ApexSDR DMR is a radio, not a spectrum painting application.\n\nThe experience is exactly what you would expect from a radio.\n\nSelect DMR mode. Tune to your repeater frequency. When a transmission comes in, you hear clear voice. On screen you see the timeslot, color code, talkgroup ID, and source callsign. With an active internet connection, ApexSDR DMR automatically resolves DMR IDs against the global database, displaying the operator's callsign and name in real time. You see who is talking, not just a number. No setup. No configuration wizard. No external software. It just works.\n\nThe same applies to C4FM. Select the mode. Tune. Listen. Yaesu System Fusion frames are decoded natively with source and destination information displayed in real time.\n\nTo be absolutely clear: this decodes amateur radio digital voice. Unencrypted transmissions as used on ham radio repeaters and simplex worldwide, in full compliance with amateur radio regulations. This is a tool for radio amateurs who want to monitor their local repeater without building a Rube Goldberg machine of software components.\n\nApexSDR DMR is currently in beta on macOS. The core is solid. Analog reception works. DMR decoding works. C4FM decoding works. We are refining the interface, expanding SDR hardware compatibility, and stress-testing across different repeater configurations before the public release on the Mac App Store.\n\nNo SDR application on any platform offers integrated one-click DMR and C4FM decoding. Not SDR++. Not SDR#. Not GQRX. Not CubicSDR. None of them. ApexSDR DMR is the first, and it runs native on Apple Silicon.\n\nThis is an open development. If you have ideas, feature requests, or suggestions for what ApexSDR DMR should do next, we want to hear from you. Write to info@blackorder.it and help shape the future of this software. The best features come from the operators who use them every day.\n\n73 de IU4TPI.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "The first SDR with fully integrated digital voice decoding, built native for macOS. By a ham, for hams.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/apexsdr-dmr-one-click-digital-voice/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "If you have ever tried to decode DMR on your computer, you know the drill.\n\nFirst you need an SDR application. SDR++, SDR#, GQRX, pick your flavor. Then you need a virtual audio cable to pipe the discriminator output somewhere. Then you need DSDPlus or DSD to actually decode the digital stream. Three separate applications. Configured independently. Connected by virtual plumbing that breaks every time something updates.\n\nHalf the posts on ham radio forums are variations of the same question: \"I cannot get DSD to work with my SDR, please help.\" The other half are answers that start with \"make sure your virtual audio cable is set to...\"\n\nAnd if you are on macOS? The situation is even worse. The serious decoders are Windows-only. Your options are a virtual machine, a Boot Camp partition, or accepting that digital voice monitoring from your Mac simply is not going to happen.\n\nThis is not a minor inconvenience. This is a broken workflow that has persisted for over a decade while DMR has become the dominant digital voice mode in amateur radio.\n\nApexSDR DMR exists because I got tired of fighting software instead of listening to radio.\n\nI am IU4TPI. I have been a licensed radio amateur for years. I build software professionally. And every single time I sat down to monitor my local DMR repeater from my Mac, I ended up troubleshooting audio pipes instead of copying callsigns. That is not the hobby I signed up for.\n\nSo I built what should have existed years ago: an SDR application with digital voice decoding built directly into the signal chain. Not bolted on. Not piped through. Built in.\n\nYou will notice something missing from ApexSDR DMR: the waterfall display. That scrolling cascade of color that every SDR puts front and center. It is gone on purpose.\n\nHere is the reasoning. When you are monitoring a DMR repeater on 438.500 MHz, what is the waterfall showing you? A narrow signal appearing and disappearing as people key up. You already know the frequency. You already know the bandwidth. The waterfall is telling you nothing you do not already know. It is eye candy that consumes screen space and processing cycles while adding zero operational value for digital voice monitoring.\n\nApexSDR DMR shows you what matters: signal level, squelch state, mode, timeslot, color code, talkgroup, source callsign. Information you can act on. Not pixels you stare at.\n\nThis is a deliberate design choice, not a missing feature. ApexSDR DMR is a radio, not a spectrum painting application.\n\nThe experience is exactly what you would expect from a radio.\n\nSelect DMR mode. Tune to your repeater frequency. When a transmission comes in, you hear clear voice. On screen you see the timeslot, color code, talkgroup ID, and source callsign. With an active internet connection, ApexSDR DMR automatically resolves DMR IDs against the global database, displaying the operator's callsign and name in real time. You see who is talking, not just a number. No setup. No configuration wizard. No external software. It just works.\n\nThe same applies to C4FM. Select the mode. Tune. Listen. Yaesu System Fusion frames are decoded natively with source and destination information displayed in real time.\n\nTo be absolutely clear: this decodes amateur radio digital voice. Unencrypted transmissions as used on ham radio repeaters and simplex worldwide, in full compliance with amateur radio regulations. This is a tool for radio amateurs who want to monitor their local repeater without building a Rube Goldberg machine of software components.\n\nApexSDR DMR is currently in beta on macOS. The core is solid. Analog reception works. DMR decoding works. C4FM decoding works. We are refining the interface, expanding SDR hardware compatibility, and stress-testing across different repeater configurations before the public release on the Mac App Store.\n\nNo SDR application on any platform offers integrated one-click DMR and C4FM decoding. Not SDR++. Not SDR#. Not GQRX. Not CubicSDR. None of them. ApexSDR DMR is the first, and it runs native on Apple Silicon.\n\nThis is an open development. If you have ideas, feature requests, or suggestions for what ApexSDR DMR should do next, we want to hear from you. Write to info@blackorder.it and help shape the future of this software. 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Meet StackTime.\nAn agenda that becomes an almanac, a document archive and a place for your ideas.\nRead the storyA Studio projectSix exam radios, rebuilt in software: the GMDSS simulators we made for Universo GMDSS Italia\nA bespoke project: maritime radio training equipment, rebuilt in software.\nRead the storyStackUpStackUp: your folders, your drives, a backup you can find\nFolders, drives and version history: how we approached local backups for Mac.\nRead the story\nLet’s talk\nWrite to the peoplewho build the software.\nA question, a problem or a project: tell us here. Your message goes directly to the developer.\ninfo@blackorder.it ↗", "full_description": "Independent software · Portomaggiore, Italy\nSoftware for Mac.AI systems. Bespoke projects.\nAn Italian crew with a craft approach to software. We design, build and care for the tools we put in your hands.\nYour emails go straight to the people who build the software. \n01 / Software\nTools ready for your Mac.\nFree and paid apps, with clear features and terms. Find the one you need.\nStackTimeNew · Available for Mac\nYour days.Your ideas. Together.\nAgenda, almanac and documents, all in the right day. With sync across Macs, visual connections and optional AI.\n€39.90one-time purchase · up to 3 Macs\nBuy StackTimeExplore the app\nNo automatic renewal. Download after payment; license code by email.\nItalian, English and German · IT / EN / DEmacOS 14+ · Apple Silicon and Intel\nAgenda in Glass · Actual app screenshot with sample data. Two styles, one agenda: Classic and Glass.\n€29.90 · 2 MacsCharlie\nA Metal terminal, coding agents and Git in one native workspace. One-time purchase, no subscription.\nBuy Charlie →Explore the app →Free downloadNetScope\nSee which apps use your network, who they talk to and how much bandwidth they use.\nExplore the app →€39.90 · 3 MacsCamBoard\nIP cameras, recorders and free TV on one grid, with the recorder’s archive on a timeline. One-time purchase, no subscription.\nBuy CamBoard →Explore the app →\nExplore more apps from our workshop25 apps on the App Store: 22 for Mac and 3 for iPhone and iPad. Apple’s listings show current prices and compatibility. Developer profile ↗\nMac · 22 apps\nApexSdrDrmMac App Store ↗Atlas PostEdit StudioMac App Store ↗Black SafeMac App Store ↗Black WiFi RadarMac App Store ↗BlackUnarchiverMac App Store ↗DarkText OCRMac App Store ↗DarkWipeMac App Store ↗Hyper eXtractor³Mac App Store ↗HyperBridgeMac App Store ↗ISP ScoreMac App Store ↗JamisonMac App Store ↗Lan Radar ProMac App Store ↗License VaultMac App Store ↗MenuMeters RebornMac App Store ↗On Air MK2Mac App Store ↗On Air ValveMac App Store ↗Orion Weather Studio ProMac App Store ↗Parole Da Leggere DesktopMac App Store ↗PeekfileMac App Store ↗PinBoard OmegaMac App Store ↗Regia Smart OrganizerMac App Store ↗Route Scope NetMac App Store ↗iPhone and iPad · 3 apps\nDarkScopeApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗On Air Valve GoApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗Parole Da LeggereApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗Also available from our website: PeakLab →\nMore projects:StackUp · Backups · Free beta2182 · GMDSS trainingAll stories and releases →\n02 / AI · Regìa\nYour business is a system.Regìa coordinates it.\nConnect sales, production, warehouse and purchasing. Integrate existing systems and AI where it is needed. Explore a concrete process, including its decisions and loops.\nExplore Regìa ↗Let’s talk about your process →\n REGÌA / PROCESS MAPPING\nAn order comes in.The business moves together.\nFollow information across sales, warehouse, purchasing and production. Change the scenario and watch the process find its path.\nExplore Regìa \nSmooth deliveryMaterials ready. Production can start.Materials missingPurchasing joins the process.Quality needs reworkCorrect it. Then check it again.\nIllustrative scenario · Order R-024Connected teams. One process.\nSales01Contract agreedAn agreement becomes an order.WaitingProduction02Order receivedThe work can begin.WaitingProduction03Material requestWhat production needs.WaitingWarehouse04Materials available?The next path is decided.WaitingPurchasing05Purchase materialsComplete the supply.WaitingProduction06ProductionThe project takes shape.WaitingQuality control07Requirements met?Check before delivery.WaitingDelivery08Customer deliveryThe process comes full circle.Waiting\nStep 01 / 08PauseNext\nSales\nContract agreedSales agrees the contract. The next handoff brings the order to production.\nThe next handoffContract → order\nInteractive demonstration of the process described on Regìa. Select a node to explore it.\nCRM, WMS and business systemsAI with model selectionComputer vision and anomaly analysisbeWallet ↗\n03 / Studio\nYour project.In the hands of its developers.\nNeed software for a specific challenge? In the Studio, we work with professionals and businesses: from the original problem to an app, platform or integration built for that work.\nVisit the StudioTell us about your projectListenWe start with how you work and what you want to improve.\nDesignWe give goals, interfaces and features a concrete shape.\nBuild and verifyDevelopment, testing and direct conversations guide the project.\nDelivered / Universo GMDSS Italia\nOne real project.Six simulators. 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Una crew indipendente di Portomaggiore: cura artigianale e contatto diretto con chi sviluppa.", "description": "Software indipendente · Portomaggiore, Italia\nSoftware per Mac.Sistemi AI. Progetti su misura.\nUna crew italiana, un modo artigianale di fare software. Progettiamo, sviluppiamo e curiamo gli strumenti che mettiamo nelle tue mani.\nLe tue email arrivano direttamente a chi sviluppa. \n01 / Software\nStrumenti pronti per il tuo Mac.\nApp gratuite e a pagamento, con funzioni e condizioni chiare. Scegli quella che ti serve.\nStackTimeNovità · Disponibile per Mac\nI tuoi giorni.Le tue idee. Insieme.\nAgenda, almanacco e documenti nel giorno giusto. Con sincronizzazione tra Mac, connessioni visuali e AI facoltativa.\n39,90 €una tantum · fino a 3 Mac\nAcquista StackTimeGuarda l’app\nNessun rinnovo automatico. Download dopo il pagamento, codice via email.\nItaliano, inglese e tedesco · IT / EN / DEmacOS 14+ · Apple Silicon e Intel\nAgenda in Glass · Schermata reale con dati dimostrativi. Due stili, la stessa agenda: Classic e Glass.\n29,90 € · 2 MacCharlie\nTerminale Metal, agenti di coding e Git in un workspace nativo. Una tantum, senza abbonamento.\nAcquista Charlie →Scopri l’app →Download gratuitoNetScope\nScopri quali app usano la rete, con chi comunicano e quanta banda consumano.\nScopri l’app →39,90 € · 3 MacCamBoard\nTelecamere IP, videoregistratori e TV gratuita su un’unica griglia, con l’archivio del registratore su una linea del tempo. Acquisto unico, nessun abbonamento.\nAcquista CamBoard →Scopri l’app →\nEsplora le altre app della nostra officina25 app sull’App Store: 22 per Mac e 3 per iPhone e iPad. Le schede Apple riportano prezzi e compatibilità aggiornati. Profilo sviluppatore ↗\nMac · 22 app\nApexSdrDrmMac App Store ↗Atlas PostEdit StudioMac App Store ↗Black SafeMac App Store ↗Black WiFi RadarMac App Store ↗BlackUnarchiverMac App Store ↗DarkText OCRMac App Store ↗DarkWipeMac App Store ↗Hyper eXtractor³Mac App Store ↗HyperBridgeMac App Store ↗ISP ScoreMac App Store ↗JamisonMac App Store ↗Lan Radar ProMac App Store ↗License VaultMac App Store ↗MenuMeters RebornMac App Store ↗On Air MK2Mac App Store ↗On Air ValveMac App Store ↗Orion Weather Studio ProMac App Store ↗Parole Da Leggere DesktopMac App Store ↗PeekfileMac App Store ↗PinBoard OmegaMac App Store ↗Regia Smart OrganizerMac App Store ↗Route Scope NetMac App Store ↗iPhone e iPad · 3 app\nDarkScopeApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗On Air Valve GoApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗Parole Da LeggereApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗Disponibile anche dal nostro sito: PeakLab →\nAltri progetti:StackUp · Backup · Beta gratuita2182 · Formazione GMDSSTutte le storie e le release →\n02 / AI · Regìa\nL’azienda è un sistema.Regìa lo coordina.\nCollega vendite, produzione, magazzino e acquisti. Integra i sistemi già in uso e l’AI nei passaggi in cui serve. Qui puoi seguire un processo concreto, comprese le decisioni e i ritorni.\nScopri Regìa ↗Parliamo del tuo processo →\n REGÌA / PROCESS MAPPING\nUn ordine entra.L’azienda si coordina.\nSegui le informazioni tra commerciale, magazzino, acquisti e produzione. Cambia scenario e guarda il processo trovare la sua strada.\nScopri Regìa \nFlusso regolareMateriali pronti, via alla produzione.Mancano materialiGli acquisti entrano nel processo.Qualità da correggereSi corregge, poi si verifica di nuovo.\nScenario dimostrativo · Ordine R-024Reparti connessi. Un solo processo.\nCommerciale01Contratto definitoL’accordo diventa un ordine.In attesaProduzione02Ordine ricevutoIl lavoro può iniziare.In attesaProduzione03Richiesta materialiCosa serve per produrre.In attesaMagazzino04Materiali disponibili?Si decide il percorso.In attesaAcquisti05Acquisto materialiSi completa la fornitura.In attesaProduzione06ProduzioneIl progetto prende forma.In attesaControllo qualità07Requisiti rispettati?Verifica prima della consegna.In attesaConsegna08Consegna al clienteIl processo si completa.In attesa\nPassaggio 01 / 08PausaAvanti\nCommerciale\nContratto definitoIl commerciale definisce il contratto. Il passaggio successivo porta l’ordine alla produzione.\nIl prossimo passaggioContratto → ordine\nDimostrazione interattiva del processo descritto su Regìa. Seleziona un nodo per esplorarlo.\nIntegrazioni CRM, WMS e gestionaliAI con selezione del modelloVisione artificiale e analisi delle anomaliebeWallet ↗\n03 / Studio\nIl tuo progetto,seguito da chi lo sviluppa.\nHai un’esigenza che richiede un software dedicato? Nello Studio lavoriamo con professionisti e aziende: dal problema iniziale a un’app, una piattaforma o un’integrazione costruita per quel lavoro.\nEntra nello StudioRaccontaci il progettoAscoltarePartiamo da come lavori e da ciò che vuoi migliorare.\nProgettareDiamo una forma concreta a obiettivi, interfaccia e funzioni.\nCostruire e verificareSviluppo, prove e confronto diretto accompagnano il progetto.\nRealizzato / Universo GMDSS Italia\nUn progetto reale.Sei simulatori. Sei sfide risolte.\nVHF DSC, MF/HF DSC, Inmarsat-C, Iridium GMDSS, NAVTEX e radar ARPA: per Universo GMDSS Italia abbiamo ricostruito sei apparati nel browser, dai manuali alle esercitazioni.Guarda il progetto online ↗\n01 / VHF DSCApparati che reagiscono.\nProblemaPrepararsi su fotografie non insegna le sequenze dei comandi.SoluzionePannelli e comportamenti ricostruiti dai manuali, con chiamate, allarmi e scenari per l’istruttore.RisultatoEsercitazioni ripetibili nel browser, senza trasmissioni radio reali.Dentro il progetto 02 / Iridium GMDSSIl soccorso, passo dopo passo.\nProblemaAllenare la gestione di un’emergenza satellitare.SoluzioneLT-3100S ricostruito con sequenze distress, joystick e allarmi.RisultatoProcedure ripetibili, senza comunicazioni satellitari reali.Dentro il progetto 03 / Radar ARPAUn radar da usare davvero.\nProblemaUn filmato non permette di misurare distanze o seguire bersagli.SoluzioneEchi generati in tempo reale, comandi GAIN e anticlutter, inseguimento ARPA con CPA e TCPA.RisultatoL’istruttore guida lo scenario; ogni allievo lavora sul proprio radar.Dentro il progetto 04 / MF/HF DSCOgni frequenza, ogni comando.\nProblemaEsercitarsi tra telefonia e chiamata selettiva.SoluzioneSAILOR CU5100 con sintonia, DSC e scansione delle frequenze.RisultatoL’allievo allena la sequenza operativa.Dentro il progetto 05 / Inmarsat-CIl terminale diventa esercitazione.\nProblemaImparare menu, tastiera e messaggistica satellitare.SoluzioneCapsat ricostruito con editor Telex, registri e SafetyNET.RisultatoInvio e ricezione simulati nel browser.Dentro il progetto 06 / NAVTEXIl comportamento, oltre lo schermo.\nProblemaUn ricevitore va simulato anche nelle regole che non si vedono.SoluzioneFiltri, priorità, archiviazione e riconoscimento degli allarmi riproducono il funzionamento del SAILOR 6391.RisultatoL’allievo gestisce messaggi e avvisi in scenari controllati.Dentro il progetto \nBlackOrder · Portomaggiore, ItaliaLa crew / Portomaggiore, Ferrara\nSoftware fatto con cura.Da persone che puoi contattare.\nBlackOrder è una crew italiana indipendente. Ci piace un modo artigianale di lavorare: seguire un’idea, curare i dettagli e continuare a migliorare quello che abbiamo costruito.\nDietro un’app ci sono scelte, prove e persone. Il dialogo con chi la usa fa parte del lavoro, anche quando si tratta di una piccola osservazione o di qualcosa che non funziona.\nQuando ci scrivi, scrivi allo sviluppatore.Le email arrivano direttamente a chi realizza il software. Per una domanda, un problema o una nuova idea:info@blackorder.it ↗\nDal blog\nDentro il lavoro che facciamo.\nTutti gli articoliStackTimeC’era una volta EasyTime. Oggi c’è StackTime.\nUn’agenda che diventa almanacco, archivio di documenti e spazio per le tue idee.\nLeggi la storiaUn progetto dello StudioSei apparati d'esame ricostruiti in software: i simulatori GMDSS che abbiamo realizzato per Universo GMDSS Italia\nUn progetto su misura: gli apparati per la formazione radio marittima, ricostruiti in software.\nLeggi la storiaStackUpStackUp: le tue cartelle, i tuoi dischi, un backup che ritrovi\nCartelle, dischi e cronologia: come abbiamo pensato il backup locale per Mac.\nLeggi la storia\nParliamone\nScrivi a chisviluppa il software.\nUna domanda, un problema o un progetto: raccontacelo qui. Il messaggio arriva direttamente allo sviluppatore.\ninfo@blackorder.it ↗", "full_description": "Software indipendente · Portomaggiore, Italia\nSoftware per Mac.Sistemi AI. Progetti su misura.\nUna crew italiana, un modo artigianale di fare software. Progettiamo, sviluppiamo e curiamo gli strumenti che mettiamo nelle tue mani.\nLe tue email arrivano direttamente a chi sviluppa. \n01 / Software\nStrumenti pronti per il tuo Mac.\nApp gratuite e a pagamento, con funzioni e condizioni chiare. Scegli quella che ti serve.\nStackTimeNovità · Disponibile per Mac\nI tuoi giorni.Le tue idee. Insieme.\nAgenda, almanacco e documenti nel giorno giusto. Con sincronizzazione tra Mac, connessioni visuali e AI facoltativa.\n39,90 €una tantum · fino a 3 Mac\nAcquista StackTimeGuarda l’app\nNessun rinnovo automatico. Download dopo il pagamento, codice via email.\nItaliano, inglese e tedesco · IT / EN / DEmacOS 14+ · Apple Silicon e Intel\nAgenda in Glass · Schermata reale con dati dimostrativi. Due stili, la stessa agenda: Classic e Glass.\n29,90 € · 2 MacCharlie\nTerminale Metal, agenti di coding e Git in un workspace nativo. Una tantum, senza abbonamento.\nAcquista Charlie →Scopri l’app →Download gratuitoNetScope\nScopri quali app usano la rete, con chi comunicano e quanta banda consumano.\nScopri l’app →39,90 € · 3 MacCamBoard\nTelecamere IP, videoregistratori e TV gratuita su un’unica griglia, con l’archivio del registratore su una linea del tempo. Acquisto unico, nessun abbonamento.\nAcquista CamBoard →Scopri l’app →\nEsplora le altre app della nostra officina25 app sull’App Store: 22 per Mac e 3 per iPhone e iPad. Le schede Apple riportano prezzi e compatibilità aggiornati. Profilo sviluppatore ↗\nMac · 22 app\nApexSdrDrmMac App Store ↗Atlas PostEdit StudioMac App Store ↗Black SafeMac App Store ↗Black WiFi RadarMac App Store ↗BlackUnarchiverMac App Store ↗DarkText OCRMac App Store ↗DarkWipeMac App Store ↗Hyper eXtractor³Mac App Store ↗HyperBridgeMac App Store ↗ISP ScoreMac App Store ↗JamisonMac App Store ↗Lan Radar ProMac App Store ↗License VaultMac App Store ↗MenuMeters RebornMac App Store ↗On Air MK2Mac App Store ↗On Air ValveMac App Store ↗Orion Weather Studio ProMac App Store ↗Parole Da Leggere DesktopMac App Store ↗PeekfileMac App Store ↗PinBoard OmegaMac App Store ↗Regia Smart OrganizerMac App Store ↗Route Scope NetMac App Store ↗iPhone e iPad · 3 app\nDarkScopeApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗On Air Valve GoApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗Parole Da LeggereApp Store · iPhone / iPad ↗Disponibile anche dal nostro sito: PeakLab →\nAltri progetti:StackUp · Backup · Beta gratuita2182 · Formazione GMDSSTutte le storie e le release →\n02 / AI · Regìa\nL’azienda è un sistema.Regìa lo coordina.\nCollega vendite, produzione, magazzino e acquisti. Integra i sistemi già in uso e l’AI nei passaggi in cui serve. Qui puoi seguire un processo concreto, comprese le decisioni e i ritorni.\nScopri Regìa ↗Parliamo del tuo processo →\n REGÌA / PROCESS MAPPING\nUn ordine entra.L’azienda si coordina.\nSegui le informazioni tra commerciale, magazzino, acquisti e produzione. Cambia scenario e guarda il processo trovare la sua strada.\nScopri Regìa \nFlusso regolareMateriali pronti, via alla produzione.Mancano materialiGli acquisti entrano nel processo.Qualità da correggereSi corregge, poi si verifica di nuovo.\nScenario dimostrativo · Ordine R-024Reparti connessi. Un solo processo.\nCommerciale01Contratto definitoL’accordo diventa un ordine.In attesaProduzione02Ordine ricevutoIl lavoro può iniziare.In attesaProduzione03Richiesta materialiCosa serve per produrre.In attesaMagazzino04Materiali disponibili?Si decide il percorso.In attesaAcquisti05Acquisto materialiSi completa la fornitura.In attesaProduzione06ProduzioneIl progetto prende forma.In attesaControllo qualità07Requisiti rispettati?Verifica prima della consegna.In attesaConsegna08Consegna al clienteIl processo si completa.In attesa\nPassaggio 01 / 08PausaAvanti\nCommerciale\nContratto definitoIl commerciale definisce il contratto. Il passaggio successivo porta l’ordine alla produzione.\nIl prossimo passaggioContratto → ordine\nDimostrazione interattiva del processo descritto su Regìa. Seleziona un nodo per esplorarlo.\nIntegrazioni CRM, WMS e gestionaliAI con selezione del modelloVisione artificiale e analisi delle anomaliebeWallet ↗\n03 / Studio\nIl tuo progetto,seguito da chi lo sviluppa.\nHai un’esigenza che richiede un software dedicato? Nello Studio lavoriamo con professionisti e aziende: dal problema iniziale a un’app, una piattaforma o un’integrazione costruita per quel lavoro.\nEntra nello StudioRaccontaci il progettoAscoltarePartiamo da come lavori e da ciò che vuoi migliorare.\nProgettareDiamo una forma concreta a obiettivi, interfaccia e funzioni.\nCostruire e verificareSviluppo, prove e confronto diretto accompagnano il progetto.\nRealizzato / Universo GMDSS Italia\nUn progetto reale.Sei simulatori. 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A normal session can involve a terminal, an editor, an AI conversation, a Git client, a task list and several approval prompts. Each tool may be good on its own, yet the workflow becomes fragmented precisely when the work gets more complex.\n\nWith more than one coding agent running, even basic questions become surprisingly difficult: Which agent is working? In which directory? Under which process and PID? What commands did it run, what changed in Git, and what still needs approval? A terminal can show the output, but output alone is not the same as understanding the state of the work.\n\nCharlie starts from that gap. It is not simply a chat panel attached to a shell. It is a native Mac workspace built to turn agent activity into visible, inspectable and controllable local state.\n\nTraditional terminal emulators are exceptionally good at streaming characters, while IDEs are built around files and a developer who remains in direct control of every step. Coding agents cross that boundary. They launch processes, inspect repositories, edit many files, wait for permissions and sometimes work in parallel.\n\nIf an application only embeds an agent CLI inside a tab, it loses most of that meaning. Charlie instead uses the structured protocols exposed by Codex App Server and Claude Code. Tool calls, approvals, progress and completion are represented as events rather than guessed by scraping coloured text. The provider layer is deliberately open so that other models can be added without rebuilding the workspace around a single vendor.\n\nThe same focus applies to the platform. Charlie targets Apple-silicon Macs and macOS 15 or later. Its terminal is based on Ghostty's embedding core and a Metal rendering path, while the surrounding workspace is designed as a fast, persistent native interface. This narrower target lets the product optimise for the machines it actually intends to serve.\n\nCharlie 2.1.0 · one-time license\n\nCharlie is available for €29.90 as a one-time purchase for up to 2 Macs, with no subscription or automatic renewal. After payment confirmation, you receive the license code and download link by email; the download is also available on the confirmation page. Enter the code when you open Charlie. You can deactivate a Mac from Charlie → License to free an activation.\n\nThe app checks the license periodically and supports up to 30 days offline after a successful verification. Existing signed update notifications remain available. Requires Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later; the interface is in Italian and English. AI provider accounts, subscriptions and usage credits are separate and are not included in the Charlie price.\n\nCharlie brings the daily development loop into one coherent workspace:\n\nA first-class terminal: Metal rendering, dependable TUI behaviour, splits, tabs, search, line numbers and crash recovery.\n\nAgents as visible processes: Codex and Claude sessions show their provider, task, working directory, process, PID, commands, results and approval state.\n\nGit without hidden context: diffs, review, approvals and isolated worktrees make parallel agent work easier to understand and safer to merge.\n\nThe tools around the terminal: an integrated editor, project tasks, SSH hosts, connection diagnostics and local resource monitoring stay close to the work.\n\nLocal-first operation: workspace state, event history and telemetry remain on the Mac; Charlie does not rely on remote product telemetry to explain what happened.\n\nReliability is part of the product, not a final coat of paint. The app includes orderly agent shutdown, recovery of interrupted sessions, guarded approval flows, a signed update channel and a growing suite of more than 160 automated tests covering PTYs, provider transports, Git workflows and recovery paths.\n\nWhat is new in Charlie 1.6.0 (build 7)\n\nCharlie 1.6.0 adds a new integrated GitHub section. The GitHub CLI for Apple silicon ships inside the app, so no Homebrew installation is needed. Linking your GitHub account is simpler: the flow opens in the browser and the code is copied automatically. From there you can search and pick your public and private repositories.\n\nOn top of a repository you create GitHub missions for Codex or Claude from a custom prompt, either in read-only review mode or in implementation mode. Each mission works in an isolated Git worktree, so the main repository stays protected. Pull requests are published only after a Git status check and a human confirmation. Active missions are listed and monitored, and GitHub processes are cancelled safely when you switch workspace or quit Charlie. Stale results are discarded when you jump between projects quickly.\n\nMandatory updates are now enforced and can no longer be deferred by accident. Login, shutdown and background processes are more stable.\n\nCharlie 1.8.1. Charlie 1.8.1 brings more control over projects and more clarity when working with agents. This release strengthens the heart of Charlie: running several agents on the Mac, following different discussions and keeping project, code and results connected.\n\nConversations are more numerous and better organised: separate discussions, a browsable history and saved drafts, so you can switch between tasks and pick up work with its context. Every project has its own workspace, with its own terminals and its own selection, and moving between different jobs stays tidy.\n\nAgents run in parallel with stronger isolation: tasks that change code can work in separate Git folders, with protections against concurrent writes to the same folder. GitHub becomes part of the daily flow: repositories, discussions and pull requests are linked to the agents' tasks, with results and checks you can review. Tasks that need attention become visible: approvals, errors and work to verify are gathered in one dedicated place, so you can follow several agents with fewer steps.\n\nConversations are easier to read and text is more comfortable to work with: project, task, author and status have a clear hierarchy, and copying, selection, draft handling and undo of text edits have all improved. The interface is cleaner and adaptive, with more legible titles, quieter colours, adjustable density and controls that adapt to narrow spaces. Settings are finally more direct: clear groups, explicit values and font previews for terminal, editor and conversations, with chat text adjustable from 12 to 20 points.\n\nCharlie 2.0.1. Charlie 2.0.1 introduces the Harness workspace, which runs AI tasks through a complete cycle of project analysis, tool execution, file changes, verification, and correction. When a check fails, its actual errors go back to the model so it can correct its changes and try again, and every run keeps its evidence: live activity, file diffs, verification results, and acceptance criteria.\n\nThe Mac interface has been refined with an Xcode-inspired layout, clearer navigation, improved hierarchy, and more consistent controls, and Harness runs now appear in global search, task filters, activity counters, and notifications. Conversations follow incoming responses and tool activity automatically, with a \"New updates\" button when you are reading earlier messages.\n\nMarkdown files open directly inside Charlie with corrected document switching and saving, sidebar sections respond immediately on mouse press, and GitHub task setup now shows field-specific validation messages that preserve your input when corrections are needed. Under the hood, this release strengthens cancellation, workspace protection, context management, and verification integrity. Existing automatic update notifications remain supported.\n\nCharlie 2.0.5. Charlie 2.0.5 fixes general bugs. In particular, Charlie no longer quits unexpectedly when a program launched from its terminal crashes: the release build now keeps the callback needed to handle child-process exceptions, a packaging check refuses any binary that lacks it, and a regression test covers a real child-process crash. Harness, agents, the GitHub integration and the automatic update checks work as before.\n\nVersion 2.1.0 is the current public release: a signed and Apple-notarized DMG for Apple silicon, distributed directly by Black Order. Charlie is developed by a crew from Portomaggiore, with a simple ambition: make serious agent-assisted development feel clear, fast and native on the Mac.", "full_description": "Software development no longer lives in a single window. A normal session can involve a terminal, an editor, an AI conversation, a Git client, a task list and several approval prompts. Each tool may be good on its own, yet the workflow becomes fragmented precisely when the work gets more complex.\n\nWith more than one coding agent running, even basic questions become surprisingly difficult: Which agent is working? In which directory? Under which process and PID? What commands did it run, what changed in Git, and what still needs approval? A terminal can show the output, but output alone is not the same as understanding the state of the work.\n\nCharlie starts from that gap. It is not simply a chat panel attached to a shell. It is a native Mac workspace built to turn agent activity into visible, inspectable and controllable local state.\n\nTraditional terminal emulators are exceptionally good at streaming characters, while IDEs are built around files and a developer who remains in direct control of every step. Coding agents cross that boundary. They launch processes, inspect repositories, edit many files, wait for permissions and sometimes work in parallel.\n\nIf an application only embeds an agent CLI inside a tab, it loses most of that meaning. Charlie instead uses the structured protocols exposed by Codex App Server and Claude Code. Tool calls, approvals, progress and completion are represented as events rather than guessed by scraping coloured text. The provider layer is deliberately open so that other models can be added without rebuilding the workspace around a single vendor.\n\nThe same focus applies to the platform. Charlie targets Apple-silicon Macs and macOS 15 or later. Its terminal is based on Ghostty's embedding core and a Metal rendering path, while the surrounding workspace is designed as a fast, persistent native interface. This narrower target lets the product optimise for the machines it actually intends to serve.\n\nCharlie 2.1.0 · one-time license\n\nCharlie is available for €29.90 as a one-time purchase for up to 2 Macs, with no subscription or automatic renewal. After payment confirmation, you receive the license code and download link by email; the download is also available on the confirmation page. Enter the code when you open Charlie. You can deactivate a Mac from Charlie → License to free an activation.\n\nThe app checks the license periodically and supports up to 30 days offline after a successful verification. Existing signed update notifications remain available. Requires Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later; the interface is in Italian and English. AI provider accounts, subscriptions and usage credits are separate and are not included in the Charlie price.\n\nCharlie brings the daily development loop into one coherent workspace:\n\nA first-class terminal: Metal rendering, dependable TUI behaviour, splits, tabs, search, line numbers and crash recovery.\n\nAgents as visible processes: Codex and Claude sessions show their provider, task, working directory, process, PID, commands, results and approval state.\n\nGit without hidden context: diffs, review, approvals and isolated worktrees make parallel agent work easier to understand and safer to merge.\n\nThe tools around the terminal: an integrated editor, project tasks, SSH hosts, connection diagnostics and local resource monitoring stay close to the work.\n\nLocal-first operation: workspace state, event history and telemetry remain on the Mac; Charlie does not rely on remote product telemetry to explain what happened.\n\nReliability is part of the product, not a final coat of paint. The app includes orderly agent shutdown, recovery of interrupted sessions, guarded approval flows, a signed update channel and a growing suite of more than 160 automated tests covering PTYs, provider transports, Git workflows and recovery paths.\n\nWhat is new in Charlie 1.6.0 (build 7)\n\nCharlie 1.6.0 adds a new integrated GitHub section. The GitHub CLI for Apple silicon ships inside the app, so no Homebrew installation is needed. Linking your GitHub account is simpler: the flow opens in the browser and the code is copied automatically. From there you can search and pick your public and private repositories.\n\nOn top of a repository you create GitHub missions for Codex or Claude from a custom prompt, either in read-only review mode or in implementation mode. Each mission works in an isolated Git worktree, so the main repository stays protected. Pull requests are published only after a Git status check and a human confirmation. Active missions are listed and monitored, and GitHub processes are cancelled safely when you switch workspace or quit Charlie. Stale results are discarded when you jump between projects quickly.\n\nMandatory updates are now enforced and can no longer be deferred by accident. Login, shutdown and background processes are more stable.\n\nCharlie 1.8.1. Charlie 1.8.1 brings more control over projects and more clarity when working with agents. This release strengthens the heart of Charlie: running several agents on the Mac, following different discussions and keeping project, code and results connected.\n\nConversations are more numerous and better organised: separate discussions, a browsable history and saved drafts, so you can switch between tasks and pick up work with its context. Every project has its own workspace, with its own terminals and its own selection, and moving between different jobs stays tidy.\n\nAgents run in parallel with stronger isolation: tasks that change code can work in separate Git folders, with protections against concurrent writes to the same folder. GitHub becomes part of the daily flow: repositories, discussions and pull requests are linked to the agents' tasks, with results and checks you can review. Tasks that need attention become visible: approvals, errors and work to verify are gathered in one dedicated place, so you can follow several agents with fewer steps.\n\nConversations are easier to read and text is more comfortable to work with: project, task, author and status have a clear hierarchy, and copying, selection, draft handling and undo of text edits have all improved. The interface is cleaner and adaptive, with more legible titles, quieter colours, adjustable density and controls that adapt to narrow spaces. Settings are finally more direct: clear groups, explicit values and font previews for terminal, editor and conversations, with chat text adjustable from 12 to 20 points.\n\nCharlie 2.0.1. Charlie 2.0.1 introduces the Harness workspace, which runs AI tasks through a complete cycle of project analysis, tool execution, file changes, verification, and correction. When a check fails, its actual errors go back to the model so it can correct its changes and try again, and every run keeps its evidence: live activity, file diffs, verification results, and acceptance criteria.\n\nThe Mac interface has been refined with an Xcode-inspired layout, clearer navigation, improved hierarchy, and more consistent controls, and Harness runs now appear in global search, task filters, activity counters, and notifications. Conversations follow incoming responses and tool activity automatically, with a \"New updates\" button when you are reading earlier messages.\n\nMarkdown files open directly inside Charlie with corrected document switching and saving, sidebar sections respond immediately on mouse press, and GitHub task setup now shows field-specific validation messages that preserve your input when corrections are needed. Under the hood, this release strengthens cancellation, workspace protection, context management, and verification integrity. Existing automatic update notifications remain supported.\n\nCharlie 2.0.5. Charlie 2.0.5 fixes general bugs. In particular, Charlie no longer quits unexpectedly when a program launched from its terminal crashes: the release build now keeps the callback needed to handle child-process exceptions, a packaging check refuses any binary that lacks it, and a regression test covers a real child-process crash. Harness, agents, the GitHub integration and the automatic update checks work as before.\n\nVersion 2.1.0 is the current public release: a signed and Apple-notarized DMG for Apple silicon, distributed directly by Black Order. Charlie is developed by a crew from Portomaggiore, with a simple ambition: make serious agent-assisted development feel clear, fast and native on the Mac.", "summary": "A native Apple-silicon workspace bringing a Metal terminal, Codex, Claude, Git, reviews, approvals, tasks and SSH into one place.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "localized_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/" }, "canonical_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/" }, "official_page_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/" }, "content_languages": [ "en", "it" ], "language": [ "en", "it" ], "category": "software", "tags": [], "image_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/img/charlie-workspace/harness.png", "published_at": "2026-08-30T19:01:56+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-25T12:17:22+00:00", "related_apps": [ "charlie" ], "translations": { "it": { "description": "Lo sviluppo software non vive più in una sola finestra. Una sessione normale può coinvolgere terminale, editor, conversazione con un'AI, client Git, lista dei task e diverse richieste di approvazione. Ogni strumento può funzionare bene da solo, ma il flusso si frammenta proprio quando il lavoro diventa più complesso.\n\nCon più agenti di coding attivi, perfino le domande fondamentali diventano difficili: quale agente sta lavorando? In quale directory? Con quale processo e PID? Quali comandi ha eseguito, cosa ha modificato in Git e cosa richiede ancora un'approvazione? Un terminale mostra l'output, ma vedere l'output non significa comprendere lo stato del lavoro.\n\nCharlie nasce da questa distanza. Non è semplicemente una chat agganciata a una shell: è un workspace nativo per Mac costruito per trasformare l'attività degli agenti in uno stato locale visibile, ispezionabile e controllabile.\n\nI terminali tradizionali sono eccellenti nel visualizzare flussi di caratteri, mentre gli IDE sono costruiti intorno ai file e a uno sviluppatore che controlla direttamente ogni passaggio. Gli agenti di coding attraversano questo confine: avviano processi, ispezionano repository, modificano molti file, attendono permessi e talvolta lavorano in parallelo.\n\nSe un'app si limita a incorporare la CLI di un agente dentro una scheda, perde gran parte di questo significato. Charlie utilizza invece i protocolli strutturati esposti da Codex App Server e Claude Code. Chiamate agli strumenti, approvazioni, avanzamento e completamento diventano eventi reali, senza doverli indovinare analizzando testo colorato. Il livello provider è volutamente aperto, così altri modelli potranno essere aggiunti senza ricostruire il workspace intorno a un singolo fornitore.\n\nLa stessa scelta netta vale per la piattaforma. Charlie è destinato ai Mac Apple silicon con macOS 15 o successivo. Il terminale usa il core di embedding di Ghostty e una pipeline di rendering Metal; intorno c'è un'interfaccia nativa, persistente e progettata per reagire rapidamente. Concentrarsi su un obiettivo preciso permette di ottimizzare davvero per le macchine a cui il prodotto è destinato.\n\nCharlie 2.1.0 · licenza una tantum\n\nCharlie è disponibile a 29,90 € una tantum per un massimo di 2 Mac, senza abbonamento né rinnovo automatico. Dopo la conferma del pagamento ricevi il codice di licenza e il link di download via email; il download è disponibile anche nella pagina di conferma. Inserisci il codice quando apri Charlie. Dal menu Charlie → Licenza puoi disattivare un Mac e liberare un posto.\n\nL’app verifica periodicamente la licenza e permette di lavorare offline fino a 30 giorni dall’ultima verifica riuscita. Restano disponibili le notifiche degli aggiornamenti firmati. Richiede Apple silicon e macOS 15 o successivo; l’interfaccia è in italiano e inglese. Account, abbonamenti e crediti dei servizi AI sono separati e non sono inclusi nel prezzo di Charlie.\n\nCharlie riunisce il ciclo quotidiano di sviluppo in un solo workspace coerente:\n\nUn terminale di prima classe: rendering Metal, TUI affidabili, split, tab, ricerca, numerazione delle righe e crash recovery.\n\nAgenti come processi visibili: le sessioni Codex e Claude mostrano provider, task, directory di lavoro, processo, PID, comandi, risultati e stato delle approvazioni.\n\nGit senza contesto nascosto: diff, review, approvazioni e worktree isolati rendono il lavoro parallelo degli agenti più comprensibile e più sicuro da integrare.\n\nGli strumenti intorno al terminale: editor integrato, task di progetto, host SSH, diagnostica delle connessioni e monitoraggio locale delle risorse restano vicini al lavoro.\n\nFunzionamento local-first: stato del workspace, cronologia degli eventi e telemetria rimangono sul Mac; Charlie non dipende da una telemetria remota per spiegare cosa è successo.\n\nL'affidabilità fa parte del prodotto, non è una vernice finale. L'app include arresto ordinato degli agenti, recupero delle sessioni interrotte, flussi di approvazione protetti, un canale di aggiornamento firmato e una suite in crescita di oltre 160 test automatici che coprono PTY, trasporti dei provider, workflow Git e percorsi di recovery.\n\nLe novità di Charlie 1.6.0 (build 7)\n\nCharlie 1.6.0 aggiunge una nuova sezione GitHub integrata. La GitHub CLI per Apple silicon è inclusa nell'app, quindi non serve alcuna installazione Homebrew. Il collegamento dell'account GitHub è più semplice: il flusso si apre nel browser e il codice viene copiato automaticamente. Da lì puoi cercare e selezionare i tuoi repository pubblici e privati.\n\nSu un repository crei missioni GitHub per Codex o Claude a partire da un prompt personalizzato, in modalità revisione in sola lettura oppure in modalità implementazione. Ogni missione lavora in un worktree Git isolato, così il repository principale resta protetto. Le pull request vengono pubblicate solo dopo un controllo dello stato Git e una conferma umana. Le missioni attive sono elencate e monitorate, e i processi GitHub vengono cancellati in modo sicuro quando cambi workspace o chiudi Charlie. I risultati obsoleti vengono scartati quando salti rapidamente da un progetto all'altro.\n\nGli aggiornamenti obbligatori ora sono applicati davvero e non si possono più rinviare per sbaglio. Login, spegnimento e processi in background sono più stabili.\n\nCharlie 1.8.1. Charlie 1.8.1 porta più controllo sui progetti e più chiarezza nel lavoro con gli agenti. Questa release rafforza il cuore di Charlie: lavorare con più agenti sul Mac, seguire discussioni diverse e mantenere collegati progetto, codice e risultati.\n\nLe conversazioni sono di più e organizzate meglio: discussioni separate, cronologia consultabile e bozze salvate, così puoi passare da un'attività all'altra e riprendere il lavoro con il suo contesto. Ogni progetto ha il proprio spazio di lavoro, con i suoi terminali e la sua selezione, e il passaggio tra lavori diversi resta ordinato.\n\nGli agenti lavorano in parallelo con maggiore isolamento: le attività che modificano il codice possono operare in cartelle Git separate, con protezioni contro le scritture concorrenti sulla stessa cartella. GitHub entra nel lavoro quotidiano: repository, discussioni e pull request sono collegati alle attività degli agenti, con risultati e verifiche consultabili. Le attività che richiedono attenzione diventano visibili: approvazioni, errori e lavori da controllare vengono raccolti in un punto dedicato, per seguire più agenti con meno passaggi.\n\nLe conversazioni sono più leggibili e il testo più comodo da usare: progetto, attività, autore e stato hanno una gerarchia chiara, e sono migliorate copia, selezione, gestione delle bozze e annullamento delle modifiche al testo. L'interfaccia è ripulita e adattiva, con titoli più leggibili, colori più sobri, densità regolabile e controlli che si adattano anche agli spazi stretti. Le impostazioni sono finalmente più immediate: gruppi chiari, valori espliciti e anteprime dei caratteri per terminale, editor e conversazioni, con il testo della chat regolabile da 12 a 20 punti.\n\nCharlie 2.0.1. Charlie 2.0.1 introduce lo spazio di lavoro Harness, che porta i compiti dell'AI attraverso un ciclo completo di analisi del progetto, esecuzione degli strumenti, modifiche ai file, verifica e correzione. Quando un controllo fallisce, i suoi errori reali tornano al modello, che può correggere le proprie modifiche e riprovare, e ogni esecuzione conserva le sue prove: attività dal vivo, diff dei file, risultati delle verifiche e criteri di accettazione.\n\nL'interfaccia Mac è stata rifinita con un layout ispirato a Xcode, navigazione più chiara, gerarchia migliorata e controlli più coerenti, e le esecuzioni Harness compaiono ora nella ricerca globale, nei filtri dei task, nei contatori di attività e nelle notifiche. Le conversazioni seguono da sole le risposte in arrivo e l'attività degli strumenti, con un pulsante «Nuovi aggiornamenti» quando si stanno leggendo messaggi precedenti.\n\nI file Markdown si aprono direttamente dentro Charlie, con cambio di documento e salvataggio corretti, le sezioni della barra laterale rispondono immediatamente alla pressione del mouse e la configurazione dei task GitHub mostra messaggi di convalida specifici per campo che preservano quanto inserito. Sotto il cofano, questa versione rafforza l'annullamento, la protezione dello spazio di lavoro, la gestione del contesto e l'integrità delle verifiche. Le notifiche di aggiornamento automatico esistenti restano supportate.\n\nCharlie 2.0.5. Charlie 2.0.5 risolve bug generali. In particolare Charlie non si chiude più all'improvviso quando un programma lanciato dal suo terminale va in crash: la build di release conserva ora il callback necessario a gestire le eccezioni dei processi figli, un controllo in fase di pacchettizzazione rifiuta qualsiasi binario che ne sia privo, e un test di regressione copre un crash reale di un processo figlio. Harness, agenti, integrazione GitHub e controllo automatico degli aggiornamenti funzionano come prima.\n\nLa versione 2.1.0 è la release pubblica attuale: un DMG firmato e notarizzato da Apple per Mac Apple silicon, distribuito direttamente da Black Order. Charlie è sviluppato da una Crew di Portomaggiore, con un'ambizione semplice: rendere lo sviluppo assistito da agenti serio, chiaro, veloce e davvero nativo su Mac.", "full_description": "Lo sviluppo software non vive più in una sola finestra. Una sessione normale può coinvolgere terminale, editor, conversazione con un'AI, client Git, lista dei task e diverse richieste di approvazione. Ogni strumento può funzionare bene da solo, ma il flusso si frammenta proprio quando il lavoro diventa più complesso.\n\nCon più agenti di coding attivi, perfino le domande fondamentali diventano difficili: quale agente sta lavorando? In quale directory? Con quale processo e PID? Quali comandi ha eseguito, cosa ha modificato in Git e cosa richiede ancora un'approvazione? Un terminale mostra l'output, ma vedere l'output non significa comprendere lo stato del lavoro.\n\nCharlie nasce da questa distanza. Non è semplicemente una chat agganciata a una shell: è un workspace nativo per Mac costruito per trasformare l'attività degli agenti in uno stato locale visibile, ispezionabile e controllabile.\n\nI terminali tradizionali sono eccellenti nel visualizzare flussi di caratteri, mentre gli IDE sono costruiti intorno ai file e a uno sviluppatore che controlla direttamente ogni passaggio. Gli agenti di coding attraversano questo confine: avviano processi, ispezionano repository, modificano molti file, attendono permessi e talvolta lavorano in parallelo.\n\nSe un'app si limita a incorporare la CLI di un agente dentro una scheda, perde gran parte di questo significato. Charlie utilizza invece i protocolli strutturati esposti da Codex App Server e Claude Code. Chiamate agli strumenti, approvazioni, avanzamento e completamento diventano eventi reali, senza doverli indovinare analizzando testo colorato. Il livello provider è volutamente aperto, così altri modelli potranno essere aggiunti senza ricostruire il workspace intorno a un singolo fornitore.\n\nLa stessa scelta netta vale per la piattaforma. Charlie è destinato ai Mac Apple silicon con macOS 15 o successivo. Il terminale usa il core di embedding di Ghostty e una pipeline di rendering Metal; intorno c'è un'interfaccia nativa, persistente e progettata per reagire rapidamente. Concentrarsi su un obiettivo preciso permette di ottimizzare davvero per le macchine a cui il prodotto è destinato.\n\nCharlie 2.1.0 · licenza una tantum\n\nCharlie è disponibile a 29,90 € una tantum per un massimo di 2 Mac, senza abbonamento né rinnovo automatico. Dopo la conferma del pagamento ricevi il codice di licenza e il link di download via email; il download è disponibile anche nella pagina di conferma. Inserisci il codice quando apri Charlie. Dal menu Charlie → Licenza puoi disattivare un Mac e liberare un posto.\n\nL’app verifica periodicamente la licenza e permette di lavorare offline fino a 30 giorni dall’ultima verifica riuscita. Restano disponibili le notifiche degli aggiornamenti firmati. Richiede Apple silicon e macOS 15 o successivo; l’interfaccia è in italiano e inglese. Account, abbonamenti e crediti dei servizi AI sono separati e non sono inclusi nel prezzo di Charlie.\n\nCharlie riunisce il ciclo quotidiano di sviluppo in un solo workspace coerente:\n\nUn terminale di prima classe: rendering Metal, TUI affidabili, split, tab, ricerca, numerazione delle righe e crash recovery.\n\nAgenti come processi visibili: le sessioni Codex e Claude mostrano provider, task, directory di lavoro, processo, PID, comandi, risultati e stato delle approvazioni.\n\nGit senza contesto nascosto: diff, review, approvazioni e worktree isolati rendono il lavoro parallelo degli agenti più comprensibile e più sicuro da integrare.\n\nGli strumenti intorno al terminale: editor integrato, task di progetto, host SSH, diagnostica delle connessioni e monitoraggio locale delle risorse restano vicini al lavoro.\n\nFunzionamento local-first: stato del workspace, cronologia degli eventi e telemetria rimangono sul Mac; Charlie non dipende da una telemetria remota per spiegare cosa è successo.\n\nL'affidabilità fa parte del prodotto, non è una vernice finale. L'app include arresto ordinato degli agenti, recupero delle sessioni interrotte, flussi di approvazione protetti, un canale di aggiornamento firmato e una suite in crescita di oltre 160 test automatici che coprono PTY, trasporti dei provider, workflow Git e percorsi di recovery.\n\nLe novità di Charlie 1.6.0 (build 7)\n\nCharlie 1.6.0 aggiunge una nuova sezione GitHub integrata. La GitHub CLI per Apple silicon è inclusa nell'app, quindi non serve alcuna installazione Homebrew. Il collegamento dell'account GitHub è più semplice: il flusso si apre nel browser e il codice viene copiato automaticamente. Da lì puoi cercare e selezionare i tuoi repository pubblici e privati.\n\nSu un repository crei missioni GitHub per Codex o Claude a partire da un prompt personalizzato, in modalità revisione in sola lettura oppure in modalità implementazione. Ogni missione lavora in un worktree Git isolato, così il repository principale resta protetto. Le pull request vengono pubblicate solo dopo un controllo dello stato Git e una conferma umana. Le missioni attive sono elencate e monitorate, e i processi GitHub vengono cancellati in modo sicuro quando cambi workspace o chiudi Charlie. I risultati obsoleti vengono scartati quando salti rapidamente da un progetto all'altro.\n\nGli aggiornamenti obbligatori ora sono applicati davvero e non si possono più rinviare per sbaglio. Login, spegnimento e processi in background sono più stabili.\n\nCharlie 1.8.1. Charlie 1.8.1 porta più controllo sui progetti e più chiarezza nel lavoro con gli agenti. Questa release rafforza il cuore di Charlie: lavorare con più agenti sul Mac, seguire discussioni diverse e mantenere collegati progetto, codice e risultati.\n\nLe conversazioni sono di più e organizzate meglio: discussioni separate, cronologia consultabile e bozze salvate, così puoi passare da un'attività all'altra e riprendere il lavoro con il suo contesto. Ogni progetto ha il proprio spazio di lavoro, con i suoi terminali e la sua selezione, e il passaggio tra lavori diversi resta ordinato.\n\nGli agenti lavorano in parallelo con maggiore isolamento: le attività che modificano il codice possono operare in cartelle Git separate, con protezioni contro le scritture concorrenti sulla stessa cartella. GitHub entra nel lavoro quotidiano: repository, discussioni e pull request sono collegati alle attività degli agenti, con risultati e verifiche consultabili. Le attività che richiedono attenzione diventano visibili: approvazioni, errori e lavori da controllare vengono raccolti in un punto dedicato, per seguire più agenti con meno passaggi.\n\nLe conversazioni sono più leggibili e il testo più comodo da usare: progetto, attività, autore e stato hanno una gerarchia chiara, e sono migliorate copia, selezione, gestione delle bozze e annullamento delle modifiche al testo. L'interfaccia è ripulita e adattiva, con titoli più leggibili, colori più sobri, densità regolabile e controlli che si adattano anche agli spazi stretti. Le impostazioni sono finalmente più immediate: gruppi chiari, valori espliciti e anteprime dei caratteri per terminale, editor e conversazioni, con il testo della chat regolabile da 12 a 20 punti.\n\nCharlie 2.0.1. Charlie 2.0.1 introduce lo spazio di lavoro Harness, che porta i compiti dell'AI attraverso un ciclo completo di analisi del progetto, esecuzione degli strumenti, modifiche ai file, verifica e correzione. Quando un controllo fallisce, i suoi errori reali tornano al modello, che può correggere le proprie modifiche e riprovare, e ogni esecuzione conserva le sue prove: attività dal vivo, diff dei file, risultati delle verifiche e criteri di accettazione.\n\nL'interfaccia Mac è stata rifinita con un layout ispirato a Xcode, navigazione più chiara, gerarchia migliorata e controlli più coerenti, e le esecuzioni Harness compaiono ora nella ricerca globale, nei filtri dei task, nei contatori di attività e nelle notifiche. Le conversazioni seguono da sole le risposte in arrivo e l'attività degli strumenti, con un pulsante «Nuovi aggiornamenti» quando si stanno leggendo messaggi precedenti.\n\nI file Markdown si aprono direttamente dentro Charlie, con cambio di documento e salvataggio corretti, le sezioni della barra laterale rispondono immediatamente alla pressione del mouse e la configurazione dei task GitHub mostra messaggi di convalida specifici per campo che preservano quanto inserito. Sotto il cofano, questa versione rafforza l'annullamento, la protezione dello spazio di lavoro, la gestione del contesto e l'integrità delle verifiche. Le notifiche di aggiornamento automatico esistenti restano supportate.\n\nCharlie 2.0.5. Charlie 2.0.5 risolve bug generali. In particolare Charlie non si chiude più all'improvviso quando un programma lanciato dal suo terminale va in crash: la build di release conserva ora il callback necessario a gestire le eccezioni dei processi figli, un controllo in fase di pacchettizzazione rifiuta qualsiasi binario che ne sia privo, e un test di regressione copre un crash reale di un processo figlio. Harness, agenti, integrazione GitHub e controllo automatico degli aggiornamenti funzionano come prima.\n\nLa versione 2.1.0 è la release pubblica attuale: un DMG firmato e notarizzato da Apple per Mac Apple silicon, distribuito direttamente da Black Order. Charlie è sviluppato da una Crew di Portomaggiore, con un'ambizione semplice: rendere lo sviluppo assistito da agenti serio, chiaro, veloce e davvero nativo su Mac.", "title": "Charlie: il Mac diventa un cockpit per gli agenti di coding", "excerpt": "Charlie è un workspace macOS local-first progettato per rendere gli agenti di coding osservabili, controllabili e davvero utili sui progetti reali.", "summary": "Un ambiente nativo Apple silicon che riunisce terminale Metal, Codex, Claude, Git, review, approvazioni, task e SSH.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/" } }, "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "canonical_domain": "blackorder.io", "source": "official", "preferred_language": "en", "preferred_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "preferred_official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "facts": { "title": { "value": "Charlie: Turning the Mac into a Cockpit for Coding Agents", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "description": { "value": "Software development no longer lives in a single window. A normal session can involve a terminal, an editor, an AI conversation, a Git client, a task list and several approval prompts. Each tool may be good on its own, yet the workflow becomes fragmented precisely when the work gets more complex.\n\nWith more than one coding agent running, even basic questions become surprisingly difficult: Which agent is working? In which directory? Under which process and PID? What commands did it run, what changed in Git, and what still needs approval? A terminal can show the output, but output alone is not the same as understanding the state of the work.\n\nCharlie starts from that gap. It is not simply a chat panel attached to a shell. It is a native Mac workspace built to turn agent activity into visible, inspectable and controllable local state.\n\nTraditional terminal emulators are exceptionally good at streaming characters, while IDEs are built around files and a developer who remains in direct control of every step. Coding agents cross that boundary. They launch processes, inspect repositories, edit many files, wait for permissions and sometimes work in parallel.\n\nIf an application only embeds an agent CLI inside a tab, it loses most of that meaning. Charlie instead uses the structured protocols exposed by Codex App Server and Claude Code. Tool calls, approvals, progress and completion are represented as events rather than guessed by scraping coloured text. The provider layer is deliberately open so that other models can be added without rebuilding the workspace around a single vendor.\n\nThe same focus applies to the platform. Charlie targets Apple-silicon Macs and macOS 15 or later. Its terminal is based on Ghostty's embedding core and a Metal rendering path, while the surrounding workspace is designed as a fast, persistent native interface. This narrower target lets the product optimise for the machines it actually intends to serve.\n\nCharlie 2.1.0 · one-time license\n\nCharlie is available for €29.90 as a one-time purchase for up to 2 Macs, with no subscription or automatic renewal. After payment confirmation, you receive the license code and download link by email; the download is also available on the confirmation page. Enter the code when you open Charlie. You can deactivate a Mac from Charlie → License to free an activation.\n\nThe app checks the license periodically and supports up to 30 days offline after a successful verification. Existing signed update notifications remain available. Requires Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later; the interface is in Italian and English. AI provider accounts, subscriptions and usage credits are separate and are not included in the Charlie price.\n\nCharlie brings the daily development loop into one coherent workspace:\n\nA first-class terminal: Metal rendering, dependable TUI behaviour, splits, tabs, search, line numbers and crash recovery.\n\nAgents as visible processes: Codex and Claude sessions show their provider, task, working directory, process, PID, commands, results and approval state.\n\nGit without hidden context: diffs, review, approvals and isolated worktrees make parallel agent work easier to understand and safer to merge.\n\nThe tools around the terminal: an integrated editor, project tasks, SSH hosts, connection diagnostics and local resource monitoring stay close to the work.\n\nLocal-first operation: workspace state, event history and telemetry remain on the Mac; Charlie does not rely on remote product telemetry to explain what happened.\n\nReliability is part of the product, not a final coat of paint. The app includes orderly agent shutdown, recovery of interrupted sessions, guarded approval flows, a signed update channel and a growing suite of more than 160 automated tests covering PTYs, provider transports, Git workflows and recovery paths.\n\nWhat is new in Charlie 1.6.0 (build 7)\n\nCharlie 1.6.0 adds a new integrated GitHub section. The GitHub CLI for Apple silicon ships inside the app, so no Homebrew installation is needed. Linking your GitHub account is simpler: the flow opens in the browser and the code is copied automatically. From there you can search and pick your public and private repositories.\n\nOn top of a repository you create GitHub missions for Codex or Claude from a custom prompt, either in read-only review mode or in implementation mode. Each mission works in an isolated Git worktree, so the main repository stays protected. Pull requests are published only after a Git status check and a human confirmation. Active missions are listed and monitored, and GitHub processes are cancelled safely when you switch workspace or quit Charlie. Stale results are discarded when you jump between projects quickly.\n\nMandatory updates are now enforced and can no longer be deferred by accident. Login, shutdown and background processes are more stable.\n\nCharlie 1.8.1. Charlie 1.8.1 brings more control over projects and more clarity when working with agents. This release strengthens the heart of Charlie: running several agents on the Mac, following different discussions and keeping project, code and results connected.\n\nConversations are more numerous and better organised: separate discussions, a browsable history and saved drafts, so you can switch between tasks and pick up work with its context. Every project has its own workspace, with its own terminals and its own selection, and moving between different jobs stays tidy.\n\nAgents run in parallel with stronger isolation: tasks that change code can work in separate Git folders, with protections against concurrent writes to the same folder. GitHub becomes part of the daily flow: repositories, discussions and pull requests are linked to the agents' tasks, with results and checks you can review. Tasks that need attention become visible: approvals, errors and work to verify are gathered in one dedicated place, so you can follow several agents with fewer steps.\n\nConversations are easier to read and text is more comfortable to work with: project, task, author and status have a clear hierarchy, and copying, selection, draft handling and undo of text edits have all improved. The interface is cleaner and adaptive, with more legible titles, quieter colours, adjustable density and controls that adapt to narrow spaces. Settings are finally more direct: clear groups, explicit values and font previews for terminal, editor and conversations, with chat text adjustable from 12 to 20 points.\n\nCharlie 2.0.1. Charlie 2.0.1 introduces the Harness workspace, which runs AI tasks through a complete cycle of project analysis, tool execution, file changes, verification, and correction. When a check fails, its actual errors go back to the model so it can correct its changes and try again, and every run keeps its evidence: live activity, file diffs, verification results, and acceptance criteria.\n\nThe Mac interface has been refined with an Xcode-inspired layout, clearer navigation, improved hierarchy, and more consistent controls, and Harness runs now appear in global search, task filters, activity counters, and notifications. Conversations follow incoming responses and tool activity automatically, with a \"New updates\" button when you are reading earlier messages.\n\nMarkdown files open directly inside Charlie with corrected document switching and saving, sidebar sections respond immediately on mouse press, and GitHub task setup now shows field-specific validation messages that preserve your input when corrections are needed. Under the hood, this release strengthens cancellation, workspace protection, context management, and verification integrity. Existing automatic update notifications remain supported.\n\nCharlie 2.0.5. Charlie 2.0.5 fixes general bugs. In particular, Charlie no longer quits unexpectedly when a program launched from its terminal crashes: the release build now keeps the callback needed to handle child-process exceptions, a packaging check refuses any binary that lacks it, and a regression test covers a real child-process crash. Harness, agents, the GitHub integration and the automatic update checks work as before.\n\nVersion 2.1.0 is the current public release: a signed and Apple-notarized DMG for Apple silicon, distributed directly by Black Order. Charlie is developed by a crew from Portomaggiore, with a simple ambition: make serious agent-assisted development feel clear, fast and native on the Mac.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "A native Apple-silicon workspace bringing a Metal terminal, Codex, Claude, Git, reviews, approvals, tasks and SSH into one place.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/charlie-native-mac-coding-agent-workspace/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "Software development no longer lives in a single window. A normal session can involve a terminal, an editor, an AI conversation, a Git client, a task list and several approval prompts. Each tool may be good on its own, yet the workflow becomes fragmented precisely when the work gets more complex.\n\nWith more than one coding agent running, even basic questions become surprisingly difficult: Which agent is working? In which directory? Under which process and PID? What commands did it run, what changed in Git, and what still needs approval? A terminal can show the output, but output alone is not the same as understanding the state of the work.\n\nCharlie starts from that gap. It is not simply a chat panel attached to a shell. It is a native Mac workspace built to turn agent activity into visible, inspectable and controllable local state.\n\nTraditional terminal emulators are exceptionally good at streaming characters, while IDEs are built around files and a developer who remains in direct control of every step. Coding agents cross that boundary. They launch processes, inspect repositories, edit many files, wait for permissions and sometimes work in parallel.\n\nIf an application only embeds an agent CLI inside a tab, it loses most of that meaning. Charlie instead uses the structured protocols exposed by Codex App Server and Claude Code. Tool calls, approvals, progress and completion are represented as events rather than guessed by scraping coloured text. The provider layer is deliberately open so that other models can be added without rebuilding the workspace around a single vendor.\n\nThe same focus applies to the platform. Charlie targets Apple-silicon Macs and macOS 15 or later. Its terminal is based on Ghostty's embedding core and a Metal rendering path, while the surrounding workspace is designed as a fast, persistent native interface. This narrower target lets the product optimise for the machines it actually intends to serve.\n\nCharlie 2.1.0 · one-time license\n\nCharlie is available for €29.90 as a one-time purchase for up to 2 Macs, with no subscription or automatic renewal. After payment confirmation, you receive the license code and download link by email; the download is also available on the confirmation page. Enter the code when you open Charlie. You can deactivate a Mac from Charlie → License to free an activation.\n\nThe app checks the license periodically and supports up to 30 days offline after a successful verification. Existing signed update notifications remain available. Requires Apple silicon and macOS 15 or later; the interface is in Italian and English. AI provider accounts, subscriptions and usage credits are separate and are not included in the Charlie price.\n\nCharlie brings the daily development loop into one coherent workspace:\n\nA first-class terminal: Metal rendering, dependable TUI behaviour, splits, tabs, search, line numbers and crash recovery.\n\nAgents as visible processes: Codex and Claude sessions show their provider, task, working directory, process, PID, commands, results and approval state.\n\nGit without hidden context: diffs, review, approvals and isolated worktrees make parallel agent work easier to understand and safer to merge.\n\nThe tools around the terminal: an integrated editor, project tasks, SSH hosts, connection diagnostics and local resource monitoring stay close to the work.\n\nLocal-first operation: workspace state, event history and telemetry remain on the Mac; Charlie does not rely on remote product telemetry to explain what happened.\n\nReliability is part of the product, not a final coat of paint. The app includes orderly agent shutdown, recovery of interrupted sessions, guarded approval flows, a signed update channel and a growing suite of more than 160 automated tests covering PTYs, provider transports, Git workflows and recovery paths.\n\nWhat is new in Charlie 1.6.0 (build 7)\n\nCharlie 1.6.0 adds a new integrated GitHub section. The GitHub CLI for Apple silicon ships inside the app, so no Homebrew installation is needed. Linking your GitHub account is simpler: the flow opens in the browser and the code is copied automatically. From there you can search and pick your public and private repositories.\n\nOn top of a repository you create GitHub missions for Codex or Claude from a custom prompt, either in read-only review mode or in implementation mode. Each mission works in an isolated Git worktree, so the main repository stays protected. Pull requests are published only after a Git status check and a human confirmation. Active missions are listed and monitored, and GitHub processes are cancelled safely when you switch workspace or quit Charlie. Stale results are discarded when you jump between projects quickly.\n\nMandatory updates are now enforced and can no longer be deferred by accident. Login, shutdown and background processes are more stable.\n\nCharlie 1.8.1. Charlie 1.8.1 brings more control over projects and more clarity when working with agents. This release strengthens the heart of Charlie: running several agents on the Mac, following different discussions and keeping project, code and results connected.\n\nConversations are more numerous and better organised: separate discussions, a browsable history and saved drafts, so you can switch between tasks and pick up work with its context. Every project has its own workspace, with its own terminals and its own selection, and moving between different jobs stays tidy.\n\nAgents run in parallel with stronger isolation: tasks that change code can work in separate Git folders, with protections against concurrent writes to the same folder. GitHub becomes part of the daily flow: repositories, discussions and pull requests are linked to the agents' tasks, with results and checks you can review. Tasks that need attention become visible: approvals, errors and work to verify are gathered in one dedicated place, so you can follow several agents with fewer steps.\n\nConversations are easier to read and text is more comfortable to work with: project, task, author and status have a clear hierarchy, and copying, selection, draft handling and undo of text edits have all improved. The interface is cleaner and adaptive, with more legible titles, quieter colours, adjustable density and controls that adapt to narrow spaces. Settings are finally more direct: clear groups, explicit values and font previews for terminal, editor and conversations, with chat text adjustable from 12 to 20 points.\n\nCharlie 2.0.1. Charlie 2.0.1 introduces the Harness workspace, which runs AI tasks through a complete cycle of project analysis, tool execution, file changes, verification, and correction. When a check fails, its actual errors go back to the model so it can correct its changes and try again, and every run keeps its evidence: live activity, file diffs, verification results, and acceptance criteria.\n\nThe Mac interface has been refined with an Xcode-inspired layout, clearer navigation, improved hierarchy, and more consistent controls, and Harness runs now appear in global search, task filters, activity counters, and notifications. Conversations follow incoming responses and tool activity automatically, with a \"New updates\" button when you are reading earlier messages.\n\nMarkdown files open directly inside Charlie with corrected document switching and saving, sidebar sections respond immediately on mouse press, and GitHub task setup now shows field-specific validation messages that preserve your input when corrections are needed. Under the hood, this release strengthens cancellation, workspace protection, context management, and verification integrity. Existing automatic update notifications remain supported.\n\nCharlie 2.0.5. Charlie 2.0.5 fixes general bugs. In particular, Charlie no longer quits unexpectedly when a program launched from its terminal crashes: the release build now keeps the callback needed to handle child-process exceptions, a packaging check refuses any binary that lacks it, and a regression test covers a real child-process crash. Harness, agents, the GitHub integration and the automatic update checks work as before.\n\nVersion 2.1.0 is the current public release: a signed and Apple-notarized DMG for Apple silicon, distributed directly by Black Order. 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Codename: 2182, after the medium frequency distress channel. In the works, not released yet.", "description": "There is a world where software cannot afford to be sloppy: maritime radio communications. The GMDSS, the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, is what allows a vessel in trouble to be found. Anyone who goes to sea professionally, or seriously, meets it in the form of a demanding ministerial exam, taken on real equipment: VHF with digital selective calling, MF/HF, INMARSAT, EPIRBs.\n\nPreparing for that exam today means studying theory, grinding through question banks and, if the school is a good one, getting your hands on simulators. And that is exactly the point where this story starts to concern us.\n\nBlackOrder builds vertical, native Mac software for people who actually work with their tools: live production, network analysis, audio, terminals. When Universo GMDSS Italia told us how they prepare their students, entirely online, on simulators identical to the ministerial ones, with a 99% pass rate and hundreds of mariners trained, the question asked itself: what happens if that teaching experience becomes native software, designed from scratch by people who do this for a living?\n\nThat is how this collaboration was born. The school brings the doctrine, the procedures and years of exam rooms; we bring the craft of turning all of that into an instrument you can practise on until the real radio feels familiar.\n\nThe project has a codename: 2182, after 2182 kHz, the international medium frequency distress and calling channel, the one every coast station kept watch on for decades. It felt like the right name for software whose job is teaching people to call, and to answer.\n\nTogether with Universo GMDSS Italia we are building a native study companion for the GMDSS certifications: faithful simulation of the on-board equipment, distress and safety procedures walked through step by step, and exam preparation without surprises, shaped on the same question banks and workflows the school uses every day. It is the kind of project BlackOrder exists for: well-made vertical software for people whose work depends on it. The software does not exist yet: it is in the works, and there is nothing to download today. We will talk about it here again when there is something to put in your hands.\n\nIn the meantime, if the sea is your trade or you want it to become one: the GOC, ROC, LRC and SRC certifications are prepared with Universo GMDSS Italia, entirely online, with personalised teaching and a secretariat that handles the ministerial paperwork. The right place to start is gmdssitalia.it.", "full_description": "There is a world where software cannot afford to be sloppy: maritime radio communications. The GMDSS, the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, is what allows a vessel in trouble to be found. Anyone who goes to sea professionally, or seriously, meets it in the form of a demanding ministerial exam, taken on real equipment: VHF with digital selective calling, MF/HF, INMARSAT, EPIRBs.\n\nPreparing for that exam today means studying theory, grinding through question banks and, if the school is a good one, getting your hands on simulators. And that is exactly the point where this story starts to concern us.\n\nBlackOrder builds vertical, native Mac software for people who actually work with their tools: live production, network analysis, audio, terminals. When Universo GMDSS Italia told us how they prepare their students, entirely online, on simulators identical to the ministerial ones, with a 99% pass rate and hundreds of mariners trained, the question asked itself: what happens if that teaching experience becomes native software, designed from scratch by people who do this for a living?\n\nThat is how this collaboration was born. The school brings the doctrine, the procedures and years of exam rooms; we bring the craft of turning all of that into an instrument you can practise on until the real radio feels familiar.\n\nThe project has a codename: 2182, after 2182 kHz, the international medium frequency distress and calling channel, the one every coast station kept watch on for decades. It felt like the right name for software whose job is teaching people to call, and to answer.\n\nTogether with Universo GMDSS Italia we are building a native study companion for the GMDSS certifications: faithful simulation of the on-board equipment, distress and safety procedures walked through step by step, and exam preparation without surprises, shaped on the same question banks and workflows the school uses every day. It is the kind of project BlackOrder exists for: well-made vertical software for people whose work depends on it. The software does not exist yet: it is in the works, and there is nothing to download today. We will talk about it here again when there is something to put in your hands.\n\nIn the meantime, if the sea is your trade or you want it to become one: the GOC, ROC, LRC and SRC certifications are prepared with Universo GMDSS Italia, entirely online, with personalised teaching and a secretariat that handles the ministerial paperwork. 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The software is in the works.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/", "localized_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/" }, "canonical_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/" }, "official_page_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/codename-2182-gmdss-study-software/" }, "content_languages": [ "en", "it" ], "language": [ "en", "it" ], "category": "essay", "tags": [ "gmdss", "maritime radio", "collaboration", "2182", "macos" ], "image_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/img/c2182-cover.png", "published_at": "2026-09-14T12:43:10+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-25T01:25:38+00:00", "related_apps": [], "translations": { "it": { "description": "C'è un mondo in cui il software non può permettersi di essere approssimativo: le comunicazioni radio marittime. Il GMDSS, il sistema globale di soccorso e sicurezza in mare, è ciò che permette a una nave in difficoltà di essere trovata. Chi va per mare per professione, o facendo sul serio, lo incontra sotto forma di un esame ministeriale impegnativo, sostenuto su apparati veri: VHF con chiamata selettiva digitale, MF/HF, INMARSAT, EPIRB.\n\nPrepararsi a quell'esame oggi significa studiare la teoria, macinare quiz e, se la scuola è di quelle buone, mettere le mani sui simulatori. Ed è esattamente il punto in cui questa storia inizia a riguardarci.\n\nBlackOrder costruisce software verticale e nativo per Mac, per gente che con i propri strumenti ci lavora davvero: regia live, analisi di rete, audio, terminali. Quando Universo GMDSS Italia ci ha raccontato come prepara i suoi allievi, interamente online, su simulatori identici a quelli ministeriali, con il 99% di promossi e centinaia di marittimi formati, la domanda si è posta da sola: cosa succede se quell'esperienza didattica diventa software nativo, progettato da zero da chi lo fa di mestiere?\n\nÈ così che nasce questa collaborazione. La scuola porta la dottrina, le procedure e anni di aule d'esame; noi portiamo il mestiere di trasformare tutto questo in uno strumento su cui esercitarsi finché la radio vera non sembra familiare.\n\nIl progetto ha un nome in codice: 2182, come i 2182 kHz, la frequenza internazionale di soccorso e chiamata in onde medie, quella su cui per decenni ogni stazione costiera ha mantenuto l'ascolto. Ci è sembrato il nome giusto per un software il cui mestiere è insegnare a chiamare, e a rispondere.\n\nInsieme a Universo GMDSS Italia stiamo realizzando un software di studio nativo per le certificazioni GMDSS: la simulazione fedele degli apparati di bordo, le procedure di soccorso e sicurezza ripercorse passo per passo, e la preparazione all'esame senza sorprese, costruita sugli stessi quiz e sugli stessi flussi che la scuola usa ogni giorno. È il tipo di progetto per cui esiste BlackOrder: software verticale fatto bene, per gente il cui lavoro ne dipende. Il software non esiste ancora: è in lavorazione, e oggi non c'è nulla da scaricare. Ne riparleremo qui quando ci sarà qualcosa da mettervi tra le mani.\n\nNel frattempo, se il mare è il tuo mestiere o vuoi che lo diventi: le certificazioni GOC, ROC, LRC e SRC si preparano con Universo GMDSS Italia, interamente online, con docenza personalizzata e una segreteria che segue le pratiche ministeriali. Il posto giusto per cominciare è gmdssitalia.it.", "full_description": "C'è un mondo in cui il software non può permettersi di essere approssimativo: le comunicazioni radio marittime. Il GMDSS, il sistema globale di soccorso e sicurezza in mare, è ciò che permette a una nave in difficoltà di essere trovata. Chi va per mare per professione, o facendo sul serio, lo incontra sotto forma di un esame ministeriale impegnativo, sostenuto su apparati veri: VHF con chiamata selettiva digitale, MF/HF, INMARSAT, EPIRB.\n\nPrepararsi a quell'esame oggi significa studiare la teoria, macinare quiz e, se la scuola è di quelle buone, mettere le mani sui simulatori. Ed è esattamente il punto in cui questa storia inizia a riguardarci.\n\nBlackOrder costruisce software verticale e nativo per Mac, per gente che con i propri strumenti ci lavora davvero: regia live, analisi di rete, audio, terminali. Quando Universo GMDSS Italia ci ha raccontato come prepara i suoi allievi, interamente online, su simulatori identici a quelli ministeriali, con il 99% di promossi e centinaia di marittimi formati, la domanda si è posta da sola: cosa succede se quell'esperienza didattica diventa software nativo, progettato da zero da chi lo fa di mestiere?\n\nÈ così che nasce questa collaborazione. La scuola porta la dottrina, le procedure e anni di aule d'esame; noi portiamo il mestiere di trasformare tutto questo in uno strumento su cui esercitarsi finché la radio vera non sembra familiare.\n\nIl progetto ha un nome in codice: 2182, come i 2182 kHz, la frequenza internazionale di soccorso e chiamata in onde medie, quella su cui per decenni ogni stazione costiera ha mantenuto l'ascolto. Ci è sembrato il nome giusto per un software il cui mestiere è insegnare a chiamare, e a rispondere.\n\nInsieme a Universo GMDSS Italia stiamo realizzando un software di studio nativo per le certificazioni GMDSS: la simulazione fedele degli apparati di bordo, le procedure di soccorso e sicurezza ripercorse passo per passo, e la preparazione all'esame senza sorprese, costruita sugli stessi quiz e sugli stessi flussi che la scuola usa ogni giorno. È il tipo di progetto per cui esiste BlackOrder: software verticale fatto bene, per gente il cui lavoro ne dipende. Il software non esiste ancora: è in lavorazione, e oggi non c'è nulla da scaricare. Ne riparleremo qui quando ci sarà qualcosa da mettervi tra le mani.\n\nNel frattempo, se il mare è il tuo mestiere o vuoi che lo diventi: le certificazioni GOC, ROC, LRC e SRC si preparano con Universo GMDSS Italia, interamente online, con docenza personalizzata e una segreteria che segue le pratiche ministeriali. 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The GMDSS, the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, is what allows a vessel in trouble to be found. Anyone who goes to sea professionally, or seriously, meets it in the form of a demanding ministerial exam, taken on real equipment: VHF with digital selective calling, MF/HF, INMARSAT, EPIRBs.\n\nPreparing for that exam today means studying theory, grinding through question banks and, if the school is a good one, getting your hands on simulators. And that is exactly the point where this story starts to concern us.\n\nBlackOrder builds vertical, native Mac software for people who actually work with their tools: live production, network analysis, audio, terminals. When Universo GMDSS Italia told us how they prepare their students, entirely online, on simulators identical to the ministerial ones, with a 99% pass rate and hundreds of mariners trained, the question asked itself: what happens if that teaching experience becomes native software, designed from scratch by people who do this for a living?\n\nThat is how this collaboration was born. The school brings the doctrine, the procedures and years of exam rooms; we bring the craft of turning all of that into an instrument you can practise on until the real radio feels familiar.\n\nThe project has a codename: 2182, after 2182 kHz, the international medium frequency distress and calling channel, the one every coast station kept watch on for decades. It felt like the right name for software whose job is teaching people to call, and to answer.\n\nTogether with Universo GMDSS Italia we are building a native study companion for the GMDSS certifications: faithful simulation of the on-board equipment, distress and safety procedures walked through step by step, and exam preparation without surprises, shaped on the same question banks and workflows the school uses every day. It is the kind of project BlackOrder exists for: well-made vertical software for people whose work depends on it. The software does not exist yet: it is in the works, and there is nothing to download today. We will talk about it here again when there is something to put in your hands.\n\nIn the meantime, if the sea is your trade or you want it to become one: the GOC, ROC, LRC and SRC certifications are prepared with Universo GMDSS Italia, entirely online, with personalised teaching and a secretariat that handles the ministerial paperwork. 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The school brings the doctrine, the procedures and years of exam rooms; we bring the craft of turning all of that into an instrument you can practise on until the real radio feels familiar.\n\nThe project has a codename: 2182, after 2182 kHz, the international medium frequency distress and calling channel, the one every coast station kept watch on for decades. It felt like the right name for software whose job is teaching people to call, and to answer.\n\nTogether with Universo GMDSS Italia we are building a native study companion for the GMDSS certifications: faithful simulation of the on-board equipment, distress and safety procedures walked through step by step, and exam preparation without surprises, shaped on the same question banks and workflows the school uses every day. It is the kind of project BlackOrder exists for: well-made vertical software for people whose work depends on it. The software does not exist yet: it is in the works, and there is nothing to download today. 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Microphone and Mac audio, live transcription in any language with Apple's on-device speech engine, speaker separation, automatic notes in prose, calls noticed on WhatsApp, Telegram, Zoom, Teams and Meet, WhatsApp and Telegram voice messages, any audio or video file, a glossary for names, questions answered with citations that jump into the audio. Nothing leaves your Mac.", "description": "Every meeting, every call and every voice message ends the same way: somebody has to remember what was said. Usually that somebody is you, a day later, with a vague feeling that a date was agreed and a number was mentioned, and no way to check without listening to forty minutes of audio again.\n\nThe tools built for this problem all ask for the same thing before they help you: an account, a subscription, and your audio uploaded to a server you have never seen. Meeting recorders send the conversation to the cloud to transcribe it. Voice-note apps keep the transcript on their side. The ones that promise privacy charge for it. And almost none of them deals with the way people actually talk today, which is a WhatsApp voice message from a colleague, a Telegram audio from a client, a Zoom call that started before you thought of pressing record.\n\nOn Record starts from the opposite end. The Mac already has an excellent speech engine and a language model that run entirely on the machine. So the recorder should work without asking who you are, without a fee, and without a byte of your conversations ever leaving the computer. It should also notice the call for you, tell who said what, and have the notes ready when you open it, because the point is not the recording. The point is what you do with it afterwards.\n\nmacOS 26 ships two pieces that make this possible without any server. The first is SpeechAnalyzer, Apple's new speech engine: it transcribes in real time, in the language you choose, with the timing of every single word, and the language model it needs is downloaded once and then works offline. The second is the on-device language model of Apple Intelligence, which can read a transcript and answer with structured text. On Record is built on both, and everything else was written to fill what they leave out.\n\nApple's engine does not tell voices apart. On Record does it on its own: it computes a voice fingerprint for every couple of seconds of speech and groups the pieces by voice, and during a call it uses a stronger clue, which is that you are on the microphone and the other side is on the Mac audio. That is why a call comes out with you on one side and the other party on the other, with no setup.\n\nNothing in macOS announces that a call has started. On Record asks CoreAudio which processes are reading the microphone, every second and a half, and recognises WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Slack, Discord, Signal and the browsers used for Meet. No permission is involved and the check costs nothing.\n\nSpeech engines guess names. A glossary of people, companies and products is handed to the engine before it listens, and whatever it still gets slightly wrong is corrected afterwards by sound rather than by spelling, so \"Cubernete Sparte\" becomes \"Kubernetes parte\" and \"Black Order\" becomes \"BlackOrder\", while a month never turns into a colleague.\n\nNotes take a few seconds with the local model and longer for a two-hour meeting. So they are written the moment the recording ends, in the background, and they are waiting when you open it. If you prefer faster or sharper notes, a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek can be pasted in the settings; even then only the text of the transcript is sent, never the audio, and the transcription itself never leaves the Mac.\n\nOn Record is free. There is no account to create, no e-mail to give, no trial that expires. You download it, you open it, you press Record.\n\nRecording and live transcription\nThe microphone and, if you want, everything the Mac plays, mixed into one recording so both sides of a call are there. The words appear on screen while you speak, with the running time on the disc. At the end the voices are separated, the transcript is cut into readable lines with a coloured rail per speaker, and each voice can be given a name that follows it into the notes and the export.\n\nNotes written by themselves\nThe moment a recording ends, On Record writes what it was about, the decisions, the things to do and the dates, as plain prose, from the transcript only. The same happens after an import. The notes sit at the top of the recording, above the player and the transcript, and a click on any line of the transcript plays that exact moment.\n\nCalls, noticed for you\nWhen a call starts on WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams or Meet, a banner offers to record it with both sides, or the recording starts by itself if you prefer, and stops when the call ends. If the recording starts during a meeting on your calendar, it takes the event's title and the attendees are suggested when you name a voice.\n\nVoice messages and any file\nWhatsApp and Telegram voice messages can be dropped anywhere in the window, together with phone memos, meeting exports and video files: opus, ogg, m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, flac, amr, 3gp, mp4, mov and the rest of what the Mac can decode. Each import gets its transcript, its voices and its notes like a live recording.\n\nAsk the recording\nA question box at the bottom answers about one recording or your whole library, and every answer carries citations: click one and the audio jumps to the second where it was said.\n\nGlossary and corrections\nNames, companies and products in the Glossary are spelled right. Any line of the transcript can be corrected in place with a double click. Recordings can be exported as Markdown, with notes, speakers and timestamps.\n\nLanguages\nThe interface is in English, and in Italian on a Mac set to Italian. Transcription works in every language Apple's speech engine supports, chosen in the settings: the model for that language is downloaded once and then works offline, and the notes come out in the language of the transcript, whatever it is.\n\nEverything on your Mac\nRecordings, transcripts and notes live in the app's own folder on this Mac and nowhere else. Transcription always happens locally with Apple's engine. Notes and answers use Apple's on-device model by default; a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek is optional and sends only transcript text. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened. The download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nOn Record is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 26 Tahoe. It has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. It is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore.", "full_description": "Every meeting, every call and every voice message ends the same way: somebody has to remember what was said. Usually that somebody is you, a day later, with a vague feeling that a date was agreed and a number was mentioned, and no way to check without listening to forty minutes of audio again.\n\nThe tools built for this problem all ask for the same thing before they help you: an account, a subscription, and your audio uploaded to a server you have never seen. Meeting recorders send the conversation to the cloud to transcribe it. Voice-note apps keep the transcript on their side. The ones that promise privacy charge for it. And almost none of them deals with the way people actually talk today, which is a WhatsApp voice message from a colleague, a Telegram audio from a client, a Zoom call that started before you thought of pressing record.\n\nOn Record starts from the opposite end. The Mac already has an excellent speech engine and a language model that run entirely on the machine. So the recorder should work without asking who you are, without a fee, and without a byte of your conversations ever leaving the computer. It should also notice the call for you, tell who said what, and have the notes ready when you open it, because the point is not the recording. The point is what you do with it afterwards.\n\nmacOS 26 ships two pieces that make this possible without any server. The first is SpeechAnalyzer, Apple's new speech engine: it transcribes in real time, in the language you choose, with the timing of every single word, and the language model it needs is downloaded once and then works offline. The second is the on-device language model of Apple Intelligence, which can read a transcript and answer with structured text. On Record is built on both, and everything else was written to fill what they leave out.\n\nApple's engine does not tell voices apart. On Record does it on its own: it computes a voice fingerprint for every couple of seconds of speech and groups the pieces by voice, and during a call it uses a stronger clue, which is that you are on the microphone and the other side is on the Mac audio. That is why a call comes out with you on one side and the other party on the other, with no setup.\n\nNothing in macOS announces that a call has started. On Record asks CoreAudio which processes are reading the microphone, every second and a half, and recognises WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Slack, Discord, Signal and the browsers used for Meet. No permission is involved and the check costs nothing.\n\nSpeech engines guess names. A glossary of people, companies and products is handed to the engine before it listens, and whatever it still gets slightly wrong is corrected afterwards by sound rather than by spelling, so \"Cubernete Sparte\" becomes \"Kubernetes parte\" and \"Black Order\" becomes \"BlackOrder\", while a month never turns into a colleague.\n\nNotes take a few seconds with the local model and longer for a two-hour meeting. So they are written the moment the recording ends, in the background, and they are waiting when you open it. If you prefer faster or sharper notes, a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek can be pasted in the settings; even then only the text of the transcript is sent, never the audio, and the transcription itself never leaves the Mac.\n\nOn Record is free. There is no account to create, no e-mail to give, no trial that expires. You download it, you open it, you press Record.\n\nRecording and live transcription\nThe microphone and, if you want, everything the Mac plays, mixed into one recording so both sides of a call are there. The words appear on screen while you speak, with the running time on the disc. At the end the voices are separated, the transcript is cut into readable lines with a coloured rail per speaker, and each voice can be given a name that follows it into the notes and the export.\n\nNotes written by themselves\nThe moment a recording ends, On Record writes what it was about, the decisions, the things to do and the dates, as plain prose, from the transcript only. The same happens after an import. The notes sit at the top of the recording, above the player and the transcript, and a click on any line of the transcript plays that exact moment.\n\nCalls, noticed for you\nWhen a call starts on WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams or Meet, a banner offers to record it with both sides, or the recording starts by itself if you prefer, and stops when the call ends. If the recording starts during a meeting on your calendar, it takes the event's title and the attendees are suggested when you name a voice.\n\nVoice messages and any file\nWhatsApp and Telegram voice messages can be dropped anywhere in the window, together with phone memos, meeting exports and video files: opus, ogg, m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, flac, amr, 3gp, mp4, mov and the rest of what the Mac can decode. Each import gets its transcript, its voices and its notes like a live recording.\n\nAsk the recording\nA question box at the bottom answers about one recording or your whole library, and every answer carries citations: click one and the audio jumps to the second where it was said.\n\nGlossary and corrections\nNames, companies and products in the Glossary are spelled right. Any line of the transcript can be corrected in place with a double click. Recordings can be exported as Markdown, with notes, speakers and timestamps.\n\nLanguages\nThe interface is in English, and in Italian on a Mac set to Italian. Transcription works in every language Apple's speech engine supports, chosen in the settings: the model for that language is downloaded once and then works offline, and the notes come out in the language of the transcript, whatever it is.\n\nEverything on your Mac\nRecordings, transcripts and notes live in the app's own folder on this Mac and nowhere else. Transcription always happens locally with Apple's engine. Notes and answers use Apple's on-device model by default; a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek is optional and sends only transcript text. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened. The download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nOn Record is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 26 Tahoe. It has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. It is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore.", "summary": "Free, no account, nothing to sign up for. It records meetings, calls and voice messages, transcribes them on the Mac while you speak, tells the voices apart and writes the notes by itself.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "localized_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/" }, "canonical_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/" }, "official_page_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/" }, "content_languages": [ "en", "it" ], "language": [ "en", "it" ], "category": "software", "tags": [ "macOS", "recorder", "transcription", "meetings", "free software", "on record", "swift", "privacy" ], "image_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/img/onrecord-home.jpg", "published_at": "2026-09-08T11:19:00+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-25T06:37:15+00:00", "related_apps": [ "onrecord" ], "translations": { "it": { "description": "Ogni riunione, ogni chiamata e ogni vocale finiscono allo stesso modo: qualcuno deve ricordare cosa è stato detto. Di solito quel qualcuno sei tu, un giorno dopo, con la vaga sensazione che si fosse concordata una data e nominata una cifra, e nessun modo di controllare senza riascoltare quaranta minuti di audio.\n\nGli strumenti nati per questo problema chiedono tutti la stessa cosa prima di aiutarti: un account, un abbonamento, e il tuo audio caricato su un server che non hai mai visto. I registratori di riunioni spediscono la conversazione nel cloud per trascriverla. Le app per le note vocali tengono la trascrizione dalla loro parte. Quelle che promettono privacy la fanno pagare. E quasi nessuna fa i conti con il modo in cui la gente parla davvero oggi, cioè un vocale WhatsApp di un collega, un audio Telegram di un cliente, una chiamata Zoom partita prima che ti venisse in mente di premere registra.\n\nOn Record parte dal lato opposto. Il Mac ha già un motore vocale eccellente e un modello linguistico che girano interamente sulla macchina. Quindi il registratore deve funzionare senza chiederti chi sei, senza un canone, e senza che un solo byte delle tue conversazioni esca dal computer. Deve anche accorgersi della chiamata al posto tuo, dire chi ha detto cosa, e avere le note pronte quando lo apri, perché il punto non è la registrazione. Il punto è quello che ci fai dopo.\n\nmacOS 26 porta due pezzi che rendono possibile tutto questo senza alcun server. Il primo è SpeechAnalyzer, il nuovo motore vocale di Apple: trascrive in tempo reale, nella lingua che scegli, con il tempo di ogni singola parola, e il modello linguistico che gli serve si scarica una volta e poi lavora offline. Il secondo è il modello linguistico locale di Apple Intelligence, che sa leggere una trascrizione e rispondere con testo strutturato. On Record è costruita su entrambi, e tutto il resto è stato scritto per colmare quello che lasciano scoperto.\n\nIl motore di Apple non distingue le voci. On Record lo fa da sola: calcola un'impronta vocale per ogni paio di secondi di parlato e raggruppa i pezzi per voce, e durante una chiamata usa un indizio più forte, cioè che tu sei sul microfono e l'altra parte sull'audio del Mac. Per questo una chiamata esce con te da una parte e l'interlocutore dall'altra, senza configurare nulla.\n\nNiente in macOS annuncia che è iniziata una chiamata. On Record chiede a CoreAudio quali processi stanno leggendo il microfono, ogni secondo e mezzo, e riconosce WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Slack, Discord, Signal e i browser usati per Meet. Non serve alcun permesso e il controllo non costa nulla.\n\nI motori vocali tirano a indovinare i nomi. Un glossario di persone, aziende e prodotti viene passato al motore prima che ascolti, e ciò che sbaglia ancora di poco viene corretto dopo per suono anziché per grafia, così «Cubernete Sparte» diventa «Kubernetes parte» e «Black Order» diventa «BlackOrder», mentre un mese non diventa mai un collega.\n\nLe note richiedono qualche secondo con il modello locale e di più per una riunione di due ore. Per questo vengono scritte nell'istante in cui la registrazione finisce, in sottofondo, e sono già pronte quando la apri. Se preferisci note più rapide o più precise, nelle impostazioni si può incollare una propria chiave per Claude, OpenAI o DeepSeek; anche allora viaggia solo il testo della trascrizione, mai l'audio, e la trascrizione stessa non lascia mai il Mac.\n\nOn Record è gratuita. Non c'è un account da creare, nessuna e-mail da lasciare, nessuna prova che scade. La scarichi, la apri, premi Registra.\n\nRegistrazione e trascrizione in diretta\nIl microfono e, se vuoi, tutto quello che il Mac riproduce, mescolati in un'unica registrazione così che di una chiamata ci siano entrambe le parti. Le parole compaiono sullo schermo mentre parli, con il tempo che scorre sul disco. Alla fine le voci vengono separate, la trascrizione è tagliata in righe leggibili con una linea colorata per parlante, e a ogni voce si può dare un nome che la segue nelle note e nell'export.\n\nNote scritte da sole\nNell'istante in cui una registrazione finisce, On Record scrive di cosa si è parlato, le decisioni, le cose da fare e le scadenze, in prosa semplice, solo dalla trascrizione. Lo stesso accade dopo un'importazione. Le note stanno in cima alla registrazione, sopra il player e la trascrizione, e un clic su una riga qualsiasi riproduce esattamente quel momento.\n\nChiamate, rilevate al posto tuo\nQuando parte una chiamata su WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams o Meet, un avviso propone di registrarla con entrambe le voci, oppure la registrazione parte da sola se preferisci, e si ferma a fine chiamata. Se la registrazione inizia durante una riunione in calendario, prende il titolo dell'evento e i partecipanti vengono suggeriti quando dai un nome a una voce.\n\nVocali e qualsiasi file\nI vocali di WhatsApp e Telegram si trascinano in un punto qualsiasi della finestra, insieme ai memo del telefono, agli export delle riunioni e ai file video: opus, ogg, m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, flac, amr, 3gp, mp4, mov e tutto il resto che il Mac sa decodificare. Ogni importazione riceve trascrizione, voci e note come una registrazione dal vivo.\n\nChiedi alla registrazione\nUna casella in fondo risponde su una registrazione o su tutta la libreria, e ogni risposta porta le sue citazioni: cliccane una e l'audio salta al secondo in cui è stato detto.\n\nGlossario e correzioni\nNomi, aziende e prodotti messi nel Glossario vengono scritti giusti. Ogni riga della trascrizione si corregge sul posto con un doppio clic. Le registrazioni si esportano in Markdown, con note, voci e tempi.\n\nLingue\nL'interfaccia è in inglese, e in italiano su un Mac impostato in italiano. La trascrizione funziona in tutte le lingue supportate dal motore vocale di Apple, scelte nelle impostazioni: il modello di quella lingua si scarica una volta e poi lavora offline, e le note escono nella lingua della trascrizione, qualunque essa sia.\n\nTutto sul tuo Mac\nRegistrazioni, trascrizioni e note vivono nella cartella dell'app su questo Mac e da nessun'altra parte. La trascrizione avviene sempre in locale con il motore di Apple. Note e risposte usano di default il modello locale di Apple; una tua chiave per Claude, OpenAI o DeepSeek è facoltativa e invia solo il testo della trascrizione. Gli aggiornamenti arrivano da un canale firmato: il manifesto è verificato con Ed25519 e il file scaricato con SHA-256 prima che venga aperto. Il pulsante di download in questa pagina legge lo stesso identico canale.\n\nOn Record è gratuita, notarizzata da Apple e costruita per Apple silicon. Richiede macOS 26 Tahoe. Non ha account, abbonamenti né telemetria. È sviluppata da una crew italiana di Portomaggiore.", "full_description": "Ogni riunione, ogni chiamata e ogni vocale finiscono allo stesso modo: qualcuno deve ricordare cosa è stato detto. Di solito quel qualcuno sei tu, un giorno dopo, con la vaga sensazione che si fosse concordata una data e nominata una cifra, e nessun modo di controllare senza riascoltare quaranta minuti di audio.\n\nGli strumenti nati per questo problema chiedono tutti la stessa cosa prima di aiutarti: un account, un abbonamento, e il tuo audio caricato su un server che non hai mai visto. I registratori di riunioni spediscono la conversazione nel cloud per trascriverla. Le app per le note vocali tengono la trascrizione dalla loro parte. Quelle che promettono privacy la fanno pagare. E quasi nessuna fa i conti con il modo in cui la gente parla davvero oggi, cioè un vocale WhatsApp di un collega, un audio Telegram di un cliente, una chiamata Zoom partita prima che ti venisse in mente di premere registra.\n\nOn Record parte dal lato opposto. Il Mac ha già un motore vocale eccellente e un modello linguistico che girano interamente sulla macchina. Quindi il registratore deve funzionare senza chiederti chi sei, senza un canone, e senza che un solo byte delle tue conversazioni esca dal computer. Deve anche accorgersi della chiamata al posto tuo, dire chi ha detto cosa, e avere le note pronte quando lo apri, perché il punto non è la registrazione. Il punto è quello che ci fai dopo.\n\nmacOS 26 porta due pezzi che rendono possibile tutto questo senza alcun server. Il primo è SpeechAnalyzer, il nuovo motore vocale di Apple: trascrive in tempo reale, nella lingua che scegli, con il tempo di ogni singola parola, e il modello linguistico che gli serve si scarica una volta e poi lavora offline. Il secondo è il modello linguistico locale di Apple Intelligence, che sa leggere una trascrizione e rispondere con testo strutturato. On Record è costruita su entrambi, e tutto il resto è stato scritto per colmare quello che lasciano scoperto.\n\nIl motore di Apple non distingue le voci. On Record lo fa da sola: calcola un'impronta vocale per ogni paio di secondi di parlato e raggruppa i pezzi per voce, e durante una chiamata usa un indizio più forte, cioè che tu sei sul microfono e l'altra parte sull'audio del Mac. Per questo una chiamata esce con te da una parte e l'interlocutore dall'altra, senza configurare nulla.\n\nNiente in macOS annuncia che è iniziata una chiamata. On Record chiede a CoreAudio quali processi stanno leggendo il microfono, ogni secondo e mezzo, e riconosce WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Slack, Discord, Signal e i browser usati per Meet. Non serve alcun permesso e il controllo non costa nulla.\n\nI motori vocali tirano a indovinare i nomi. Un glossario di persone, aziende e prodotti viene passato al motore prima che ascolti, e ciò che sbaglia ancora di poco viene corretto dopo per suono anziché per grafia, così «Cubernete Sparte» diventa «Kubernetes parte» e «Black Order» diventa «BlackOrder», mentre un mese non diventa mai un collega.\n\nLe note richiedono qualche secondo con il modello locale e di più per una riunione di due ore. Per questo vengono scritte nell'istante in cui la registrazione finisce, in sottofondo, e sono già pronte quando la apri. Se preferisci note più rapide o più precise, nelle impostazioni si può incollare una propria chiave per Claude, OpenAI o DeepSeek; anche allora viaggia solo il testo della trascrizione, mai l'audio, e la trascrizione stessa non lascia mai il Mac.\n\nOn Record è gratuita. Non c'è un account da creare, nessuna e-mail da lasciare, nessuna prova che scade. La scarichi, la apri, premi Registra.\n\nRegistrazione e trascrizione in diretta\nIl microfono e, se vuoi, tutto quello che il Mac riproduce, mescolati in un'unica registrazione così che di una chiamata ci siano entrambe le parti. Le parole compaiono sullo schermo mentre parli, con il tempo che scorre sul disco. Alla fine le voci vengono separate, la trascrizione è tagliata in righe leggibili con una linea colorata per parlante, e a ogni voce si può dare un nome che la segue nelle note e nell'export.\n\nNote scritte da sole\nNell'istante in cui una registrazione finisce, On Record scrive di cosa si è parlato, le decisioni, le cose da fare e le scadenze, in prosa semplice, solo dalla trascrizione. Lo stesso accade dopo un'importazione. Le note stanno in cima alla registrazione, sopra il player e la trascrizione, e un clic su una riga qualsiasi riproduce esattamente quel momento.\n\nChiamate, rilevate al posto tuo\nQuando parte una chiamata su WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams o Meet, un avviso propone di registrarla con entrambe le voci, oppure la registrazione parte da sola se preferisci, e si ferma a fine chiamata. Se la registrazione inizia durante una riunione in calendario, prende il titolo dell'evento e i partecipanti vengono suggeriti quando dai un nome a una voce.\n\nVocali e qualsiasi file\nI vocali di WhatsApp e Telegram si trascinano in un punto qualsiasi della finestra, insieme ai memo del telefono, agli export delle riunioni e ai file video: opus, ogg, m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, flac, amr, 3gp, mp4, mov e tutto il resto che il Mac sa decodificare. Ogni importazione riceve trascrizione, voci e note come una registrazione dal vivo.\n\nChiedi alla registrazione\nUna casella in fondo risponde su una registrazione o su tutta la libreria, e ogni risposta porta le sue citazioni: cliccane una e l'audio salta al secondo in cui è stato detto.\n\nGlossario e correzioni\nNomi, aziende e prodotti messi nel Glossario vengono scritti giusti. Ogni riga della trascrizione si corregge sul posto con un doppio clic. Le registrazioni si esportano in Markdown, con note, voci e tempi.\n\nLingue\nL'interfaccia è in inglese, e in italiano su un Mac impostato in italiano. La trascrizione funziona in tutte le lingue supportate dal motore vocale di Apple, scelte nelle impostazioni: il modello di quella lingua si scarica una volta e poi lavora offline, e le note escono nella lingua della trascrizione, qualunque essa sia.\n\nTutto sul tuo Mac\nRegistrazioni, trascrizioni e note vivono nella cartella dell'app su questo Mac e da nessun'altra parte. La trascrizione avviene sempre in locale con il motore di Apple. Note e risposte usano di default il modello locale di Apple; una tua chiave per Claude, OpenAI o DeepSeek è facoltativa e invia solo il testo della trascrizione. Gli aggiornamenti arrivano da un canale firmato: il manifesto è verificato con Ed25519 e il file scaricato con SHA-256 prima che venga aperto. Il pulsante di download in questa pagina legge lo stesso identico canale.\n\nOn Record è gratuita, notarizzata da Apple e costruita per Apple silicon. Richiede macOS 26 Tahoe. Non ha account, abbonamenti né telemetria. È sviluppata da una crew italiana di Portomaggiore.", "title": "On Record: il registratore che mette tutto per iscritto, sul tuo Mac", "excerpt": "Gratuita e senza registrazione. Microfono e audio del Mac, trascrizione in diretta in qualsiasi lingua con il motore vocale locale di Apple, voci distinte, note automatiche in prosa, chiamate rilevate su WhatsApp, Telegram, Zoom, Teams e Meet, vocali WhatsApp e Telegram, qualsiasi file audio o video, un glossario per i nomi, domande con citazioni che riportano al punto esatto dell'audio. Niente esce dal tuo Mac.", "summary": "Gratuita, senza account, senza iscrizioni. Registra riunioni, chiamate e vocali, li trascrive sul Mac mentre parli, distingue le voci e scrive le note da sola.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/" } }, "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "canonical_domain": "blackorder.io", "source": "official", "preferred_language": "en", "preferred_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "preferred_official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "facts": { "title": { "value": "On Record: the recorder that writes it all down, on your Mac", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "description": { "value": "Every meeting, every call and every voice message ends the same way: somebody has to remember what was said. Usually that somebody is you, a day later, with a vague feeling that a date was agreed and a number was mentioned, and no way to check without listening to forty minutes of audio again.\n\nThe tools built for this problem all ask for the same thing before they help you: an account, a subscription, and your audio uploaded to a server you have never seen. Meeting recorders send the conversation to the cloud to transcribe it. Voice-note apps keep the transcript on their side. The ones that promise privacy charge for it. And almost none of them deals with the way people actually talk today, which is a WhatsApp voice message from a colleague, a Telegram audio from a client, a Zoom call that started before you thought of pressing record.\n\nOn Record starts from the opposite end. The Mac already has an excellent speech engine and a language model that run entirely on the machine. So the recorder should work without asking who you are, without a fee, and without a byte of your conversations ever leaving the computer. It should also notice the call for you, tell who said what, and have the notes ready when you open it, because the point is not the recording. The point is what you do with it afterwards.\n\nmacOS 26 ships two pieces that make this possible without any server. The first is SpeechAnalyzer, Apple's new speech engine: it transcribes in real time, in the language you choose, with the timing of every single word, and the language model it needs is downloaded once and then works offline. The second is the on-device language model of Apple Intelligence, which can read a transcript and answer with structured text. On Record is built on both, and everything else was written to fill what they leave out.\n\nApple's engine does not tell voices apart. On Record does it on its own: it computes a voice fingerprint for every couple of seconds of speech and groups the pieces by voice, and during a call it uses a stronger clue, which is that you are on the microphone and the other side is on the Mac audio. That is why a call comes out with you on one side and the other party on the other, with no setup.\n\nNothing in macOS announces that a call has started. On Record asks CoreAudio which processes are reading the microphone, every second and a half, and recognises WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Slack, Discord, Signal and the browsers used for Meet. No permission is involved and the check costs nothing.\n\nSpeech engines guess names. A glossary of people, companies and products is handed to the engine before it listens, and whatever it still gets slightly wrong is corrected afterwards by sound rather than by spelling, so \"Cubernete Sparte\" becomes \"Kubernetes parte\" and \"Black Order\" becomes \"BlackOrder\", while a month never turns into a colleague.\n\nNotes take a few seconds with the local model and longer for a two-hour meeting. So they are written the moment the recording ends, in the background, and they are waiting when you open it. If you prefer faster or sharper notes, a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek can be pasted in the settings; even then only the text of the transcript is sent, never the audio, and the transcription itself never leaves the Mac.\n\nOn Record is free. There is no account to create, no e-mail to give, no trial that expires. You download it, you open it, you press Record.\n\nRecording and live transcription\nThe microphone and, if you want, everything the Mac plays, mixed into one recording so both sides of a call are there. The words appear on screen while you speak, with the running time on the disc. At the end the voices are separated, the transcript is cut into readable lines with a coloured rail per speaker, and each voice can be given a name that follows it into the notes and the export.\n\nNotes written by themselves\nThe moment a recording ends, On Record writes what it was about, the decisions, the things to do and the dates, as plain prose, from the transcript only. The same happens after an import. The notes sit at the top of the recording, above the player and the transcript, and a click on any line of the transcript plays that exact moment.\n\nCalls, noticed for you\nWhen a call starts on WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams or Meet, a banner offers to record it with both sides, or the recording starts by itself if you prefer, and stops when the call ends. If the recording starts during a meeting on your calendar, it takes the event's title and the attendees are suggested when you name a voice.\n\nVoice messages and any file\nWhatsApp and Telegram voice messages can be dropped anywhere in the window, together with phone memos, meeting exports and video files: opus, ogg, m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, flac, amr, 3gp, mp4, mov and the rest of what the Mac can decode. Each import gets its transcript, its voices and its notes like a live recording.\n\nAsk the recording\nA question box at the bottom answers about one recording or your whole library, and every answer carries citations: click one and the audio jumps to the second where it was said.\n\nGlossary and corrections\nNames, companies and products in the Glossary are spelled right. Any line of the transcript can be corrected in place with a double click. Recordings can be exported as Markdown, with notes, speakers and timestamps.\n\nLanguages\nThe interface is in English, and in Italian on a Mac set to Italian. Transcription works in every language Apple's speech engine supports, chosen in the settings: the model for that language is downloaded once and then works offline, and the notes come out in the language of the transcript, whatever it is.\n\nEverything on your Mac\nRecordings, transcripts and notes live in the app's own folder on this Mac and nowhere else. Transcription always happens locally with Apple's engine. Notes and answers use Apple's on-device model by default; a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek is optional and sends only transcript text. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened. The download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nOn Record is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 26 Tahoe. It has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. It is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "Free, no account, nothing to sign up for. It records meetings, calls and voice messages, transcribes them on the Mac while you speak, tells the voices apart and writes the notes by itself.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "Every meeting, every call and every voice message ends the same way: somebody has to remember what was said. Usually that somebody is you, a day later, with a vague feeling that a date was agreed and a number was mentioned, and no way to check without listening to forty minutes of audio again.\n\nThe tools built for this problem all ask for the same thing before they help you: an account, a subscription, and your audio uploaded to a server you have never seen. Meeting recorders send the conversation to the cloud to transcribe it. Voice-note apps keep the transcript on their side. The ones that promise privacy charge for it. And almost none of them deals with the way people actually talk today, which is a WhatsApp voice message from a colleague, a Telegram audio from a client, a Zoom call that started before you thought of pressing record.\n\nOn Record starts from the opposite end. The Mac already has an excellent speech engine and a language model that run entirely on the machine. So the recorder should work without asking who you are, without a fee, and without a byte of your conversations ever leaving the computer. It should also notice the call for you, tell who said what, and have the notes ready when you open it, because the point is not the recording. The point is what you do with it afterwards.\n\nmacOS 26 ships two pieces that make this possible without any server. The first is SpeechAnalyzer, Apple's new speech engine: it transcribes in real time, in the language you choose, with the timing of every single word, and the language model it needs is downloaded once and then works offline. The second is the on-device language model of Apple Intelligence, which can read a transcript and answer with structured text. On Record is built on both, and everything else was written to fill what they leave out.\n\nApple's engine does not tell voices apart. On Record does it on its own: it computes a voice fingerprint for every couple of seconds of speech and groups the pieces by voice, and during a call it uses a stronger clue, which is that you are on the microphone and the other side is on the Mac audio. That is why a call comes out with you on one side and the other party on the other, with no setup.\n\nNothing in macOS announces that a call has started. On Record asks CoreAudio which processes are reading the microphone, every second and a half, and recognises WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams, Slack, Discord, Signal and the browsers used for Meet. No permission is involved and the check costs nothing.\n\nSpeech engines guess names. A glossary of people, companies and products is handed to the engine before it listens, and whatever it still gets slightly wrong is corrected afterwards by sound rather than by spelling, so \"Cubernete Sparte\" becomes \"Kubernetes parte\" and \"Black Order\" becomes \"BlackOrder\", while a month never turns into a colleague.\n\nNotes take a few seconds with the local model and longer for a two-hour meeting. So they are written the moment the recording ends, in the background, and they are waiting when you open it. If you prefer faster or sharper notes, a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek can be pasted in the settings; even then only the text of the transcript is sent, never the audio, and the transcription itself never leaves the Mac.\n\nOn Record is free. There is no account to create, no e-mail to give, no trial that expires. You download it, you open it, you press Record.\n\nRecording and live transcription\nThe microphone and, if you want, everything the Mac plays, mixed into one recording so both sides of a call are there. The words appear on screen while you speak, with the running time on the disc. At the end the voices are separated, the transcript is cut into readable lines with a coloured rail per speaker, and each voice can be given a name that follows it into the notes and the export.\n\nNotes written by themselves\nThe moment a recording ends, On Record writes what it was about, the decisions, the things to do and the dates, as plain prose, from the transcript only. The same happens after an import. The notes sit at the top of the recording, above the player and the transcript, and a click on any line of the transcript plays that exact moment.\n\nCalls, noticed for you\nWhen a call starts on WhatsApp, Telegram, FaceTime, Zoom, Teams or Meet, a banner offers to record it with both sides, or the recording starts by itself if you prefer, and stops when the call ends. If the recording starts during a meeting on your calendar, it takes the event's title and the attendees are suggested when you name a voice.\n\nVoice messages and any file\nWhatsApp and Telegram voice messages can be dropped anywhere in the window, together with phone memos, meeting exports and video files: opus, ogg, m4a, mp3, wav, aiff, flac, amr, 3gp, mp4, mov and the rest of what the Mac can decode. Each import gets its transcript, its voices and its notes like a live recording.\n\nAsk the recording\nA question box at the bottom answers about one recording or your whole library, and every answer carries citations: click one and the audio jumps to the second where it was said.\n\nGlossary and corrections\nNames, companies and products in the Glossary are spelled right. Any line of the transcript can be corrected in place with a double click. Recordings can be exported as Markdown, with notes, speakers and timestamps.\n\nLanguages\nThe interface is in English, and in Italian on a Mac set to Italian. Transcription works in every language Apple's speech engine supports, chosen in the settings: the model for that language is downloaded once and then works offline, and the notes come out in the language of the transcript, whatever it is.\n\nEverything on your Mac\nRecordings, transcripts and notes live in the app's own folder on this Mac and nowhere else. Transcription always happens locally with Apple's engine. Notes and answers use Apple's on-device model by default; a key of your own for Claude, OpenAI or DeepSeek is optional and sends only transcript text. Updates arrive through a signed channel: the manifest is verified with Ed25519 and the download with SHA-256 before anything is opened. The download button on this page reads that same channel.\n\nOn Record is free, notarized by Apple and built for Apple silicon. It needs macOS 26 Tahoe. It has no account, no subscription and no telemetry. It is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "type": { "value": "article", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "slug": { "value": "on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "published_at": { "value": "2026-09-08T11:19:00+00:00", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "updated_at": { "value": "2026-10-25T06:37:15+00:00", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/on-record-the-recorder-that-writes-it-all-down/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." } } }, { "score": 0.75, "name": "Privacy Policy · BlackOrder", "title": "Privacy Policy · BlackOrder", "short_description": "How BlackOrder handles data on the site and in the apps: no third-party trackers, no advertising, anonymous self-hosted statistics.", "summary": "How BlackOrder handles data on the site and in the apps: no third-party trackers, no advertising, anonymous self-hosted statistics.", "description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n Contact Us\n Data Protection\n Privacy Policy\n Your privacy is not an optional feature. It is the founding principle of every software we build.\n Updated: February 2026\n GDPR Compliant\n 0\n Data Collected\n 0\n Trackers\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Local\n Contents\n 01 Core Principles\n 02 Data Collection\n 03 Our Applications\n 04 Website & Cookies\n 05 Security\n 06 Third Parties\n 07 GDPR Rights\n 08 Children\n 09 Policy Updates\n 10 Contact\n In short: We do not collect, sell, or share your personal data. Our software runs entirely on your device. No remote servers, no tracking, no profiling. Your privacy is guaranteed by design.\n SECTION 01\n Core Principles\n BlackOrder develops software with a concrete commitment to user privacy. Every application we build follows the principle of privacy by design: data protection is not an afterthought, but the architectural foundation of every product.\n Privacy by Design\n No Tracking\n Local Processing\n Zero Cloud\n SECTION 02\n Data Collection\n Our software does not collect any personal data. Specifically:\n We do not collect personally identifiable information (name, email, address, phone)\n We do not collect usage data, statistics, or telemetry\n We do not collect information about your device, operating system, or hardware\n We do not use analytics, crash reporting, or remote diagnostics\n We do not create user profiles or track behavior\n We do not store IP addresses, geolocation, or browsing data\n SECTION 03\n Our Applications\n All applications developed by BlackOrder share the same privacy principles:\n Entirely local processing — All data is processed exclusively on your Mac, without ever passing through external servers\n No outbound connections — Our apps do not connect to the internet to function (except for explicitly declared features like updates or streaming)\n Your files stay yours — We do not access, copy, or transmit the files you process with our software\n No registration required — We do not require accounts, logins, or sign-ups to use our products\n App Store distribution — Our apps are distributed exclusively through the Apple App Store, ensuring security review and sandboxing\n SECTION 04\n Website & Cookies\n Our website blackorder.it is designed with the same respect for privacy:\n We do not use profiling or tracking cookies\n We do not use Google Analytics or third-party analytics services\n We do not use tracking pixels, fingerprinting, or similar technologies\n Only strictly necessary technical cookies are used for website functionality\n The contact form only collects information you voluntarily provide (name, email, message) solely to respond to your inquiry\n SECTION 05\n Data Security\n The best security is having no data to protect. Since we do not collect personal data, the risk of breaches is eliminated at the root. Additionally:\n Our applications run in macOS sandbox, isolated from the rest of the system\n We use Apple's native security APIs (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Our source code follows secure development best practices\n Communications through the website contact form use encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS)\n SECTION 06\n Third Parties\n We do not share, sell, or transfer any data to third parties, for the simple reason that we do not collect any data. The only third parties involved are:\n Apple App Store — For app distribution. Apple independently manages purchase-related data according to its own privacy policy\n Hosting provider — Our website is hosted on secure servers. The provider may collect technical logs (IP, timestamps) in accordance with applicable regulations\n SECTION 07\n Your Rights (GDPR)\n Under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR - EU Reg. 2016/679), you have the right to:\n Access — Request what personal data we hold about you (the answer will be: none)\n Rectification — Request correction of inaccurate data\n Erasure — Request deletion of your personal data\n Portability — Request your data in a machine-readable format\n Objection — Object to the processing of your personal data\n Complaint — File a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali — www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Since we do not collect personal data, these rights are automatically respected. For any request, you can contact us at any time.\n SECTION 08\n Children\n Our software is not intended for children under 13 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Since our applications do not collect any data, there is no risk of inadvertent collection of information relating to minors.\n SECTION 09\n Policy Updates\n We reserve the right to update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or for regulatory compliance. In the event of significant changes:\n The update date at the top of the page will be changed\n Substantial changes will be communicated through our website\n We encourage you to review this page periodically\n SECTION 10\n On Air MK2 — Screen Recording and Audio Capture\n On Air MK2 is a macOS live production application that allows users to capture selected displays, application windows, and system audio as video and audio sources within their productions using Apple's ScreenCaptureKit framework.\n User-initiated capture only — Screen and audio capture occurs only when the user explicitly enables these sources inside the app\n Local processing — The captured content is processed locally in real time for compositing, streaming, or recording purposes\n No external transmission — The application does not collect, analyze, transmit, or store screen or audio content on any external servers. Captured data exists only in memory during processing and is written to disk solely when the user chooses to record a production\n User-controlled streaming — If the user streams their production, the resulting video/audio output is sent only to the streaming destination selected by the user (for example, YouTube or Twitch)\n No developer access — No screen or audio capture data is accessed, retained, or shared by the developer\n Have Questions?\n For any questions, concerns, or requests regarding our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to reach out.\n info@blackorder.it\n |\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Contact Us\n Data Controller: BlackOrder — Portomaggiore (FE), Italy", "full_description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n Contact Us\n Data Protection\n Privacy Policy\n Your privacy is not an optional feature. It is the founding principle of every software we build.\n Updated: February 2026\n GDPR Compliant\n 0\n Data Collected\n 0\n Trackers\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Local\n Contents\n 01 Core Principles\n 02 Data Collection\n 03 Our Applications\n 04 Website & Cookies\n 05 Security\n 06 Third Parties\n 07 GDPR Rights\n 08 Children\n 09 Policy Updates\n 10 Contact\n In short: We do not collect, sell, or share your personal data. Our software runs entirely on your device. No remote servers, no tracking, no profiling. Your privacy is guaranteed by design.\n SECTION 01\n Core Principles\n BlackOrder develops software with a concrete commitment to user privacy. Every application we build follows the principle of privacy by design: data protection is not an afterthought, but the architectural foundation of every product.\n Privacy by Design\n No Tracking\n Local Processing\n Zero Cloud\n SECTION 02\n Data Collection\n Our software does not collect any personal data. Specifically:\n We do not collect personally identifiable information (name, email, address, phone)\n We do not collect usage data, statistics, or telemetry\n We do not collect information about your device, operating system, or hardware\n We do not use analytics, crash reporting, or remote diagnostics\n We do not create user profiles or track behavior\n We do not store IP addresses, geolocation, or browsing data\n SECTION 03\n Our Applications\n All applications developed by BlackOrder share the same privacy principles:\n Entirely local processing — All data is processed exclusively on your Mac, without ever passing through external servers\n No outbound connections — Our apps do not connect to the internet to function (except for explicitly declared features like updates or streaming)\n Your files stay yours — We do not access, copy, or transmit the files you process with our software\n No registration required — We do not require accounts, logins, or sign-ups to use our products\n App Store distribution — Our apps are distributed exclusively through the Apple App Store, ensuring security review and sandboxing\n SECTION 04\n Website & Cookies\n Our website blackorder.it is designed with the same respect for privacy:\n We do not use profiling or tracking cookies\n We do not use Google Analytics or third-party analytics services\n We do not use tracking pixels, fingerprinting, or similar technologies\n Only strictly necessary technical cookies are used for website functionality\n The contact form only collects information you voluntarily provide (name, email, message) solely to respond to your inquiry\n SECTION 05\n Data Security\n The best security is having no data to protect. 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It is the founding principle of every software we build.\n Updated: February 2026\n GDPR Compliant\n 0\n Data Collected\n 0\n Trackers\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Local\n Contents\n 01 Core Principles\n 02 Data Collection\n 03 Our Applications\n 04 Website & Cookies\n 05 Security\n 06 Third Parties\n 07 GDPR Rights\n 08 Children\n 09 Policy Updates\n 10 Contact\n In short: We do not collect, sell, or share your personal data. Our software runs entirely on your device. No remote servers, no tracking, no profiling. Your privacy is guaranteed by design.\n SECTION 01\n Core Principles\n BlackOrder develops software with a concrete commitment to user privacy. Every application we build follows the principle of privacy by design: data protection is not an afterthought, but the architectural foundation of every product.\n Privacy by Design\n No Tracking\n Local Processing\n Zero Cloud\n SECTION 02\n Data Collection\n Our software does not collect any personal data. Specifically:\n We do not collect personally identifiable information (name, email, address, phone)\n We do not collect usage data, statistics, or telemetry\n We do not collect information about your device, operating system, or hardware\n We do not use analytics, crash reporting, or remote diagnostics\n We do not create user profiles or track behavior\n We do not store IP addresses, geolocation, or browsing data\n SECTION 03\n Our Applications\n All applications developed by BlackOrder share the same privacy principles:\n Entirely local processing — All data is processed exclusively on your Mac, without ever passing through external servers\n No outbound connections — Our apps do not connect to the internet to function (except for explicitly declared features like updates or streaming)\n Your files stay yours — We do not access, copy, or transmit the files you process with our software\n No registration required — We do not require accounts, logins, or sign-ups to use our products\n App Store distribution — Our apps are distributed exclusively through the Apple App Store, ensuring security review and sandboxing\n SECTION 04\n Website & Cookies\n Our website blackorder.it is designed with the same respect for privacy:\n We do not use profiling or tracking cookies\n We do not use Google Analytics or third-party analytics services\n We do not use tracking pixels, fingerprinting, or similar technologies\n Only strictly necessary technical cookies are used for website functionality\n The contact form only collects information you voluntarily provide (name, email, message) solely to respond to your inquiry\n SECTION 05\n Data Security\n The best security is having no data to protect. Since we do not collect personal data, the risk of breaches is eliminated at the root. Additionally:\n Our applications run in macOS sandbox, isolated from the rest of the system\n We use Apple's native security APIs (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Our source code follows secure development best practices\n Communications through the website contact form use encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS)\n SECTION 06\n Third Parties\n We do not share, sell, or transfer any data to third parties, for the simple reason that we do not collect any data. The only third parties involved are:\n Apple App Store — For app distribution. Apple independently manages purchase-related data according to its own privacy policy\n Hosting provider — Our website is hosted on secure servers. The provider may collect technical logs (IP, timestamps) in accordance with applicable regulations\n SECTION 07\n Your Rights (GDPR)\n Under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR - EU Reg. 2016/679), you have the right to:\n Access — Request what personal data we hold about you (the answer will be: none)\n Rectification — Request correction of inaccurate data\n Erasure — Request deletion of your personal data\n Portability — Request your data in a machine-readable format\n Objection — Object to the processing of your personal data\n Complaint — File a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali — www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Since we do not collect personal data, these rights are automatically respected. For any request, you can contact us at any time.\n SECTION 08\n Children\n Our software is not intended for children under 13 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Since our applications do not collect any data, there is no risk of inadvertent collection of information relating to minors.\n SECTION 09\n Policy Updates\n We reserve the right to update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or for regulatory compliance. In the event of significant changes:\n The update date at the top of the page will be changed\n Substantial changes will be communicated through our website\n We encourage you to review this page periodically\n SECTION 10\n On Air MK2 — Screen Recording and Audio Capture\n On Air MK2 is a macOS live production application that allows users to capture selected displays, application windows, and system audio as video and audio sources within their productions using Apple's ScreenCaptureKit framework.\n User-initiated capture only — Screen and audio capture occurs only when the user explicitly enables these sources inside the app\n Local processing — The captured content is processed locally in real time for compositing, streaming, or recording purposes\n No external transmission — The application does not collect, analyze, transmit, or store screen or audio content on any external servers. Captured data exists only in memory during processing and is written to disk solely when the user chooses to record a production\n User-controlled streaming — If the user streams their production, the resulting video/audio output is sent only to the streaming destination selected by the user (for example, YouTube or Twitch)\n No developer access — No screen or audio capture data is accessed, retained, or shared by the developer\n Have Questions?\n For any questions, concerns, or requests regarding our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to reach out.\n info@blackorder.it\n |\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Contact Us\n Data Controller: BlackOrder — Portomaggiore (FE), Italy", "full_description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n Contact Us\n Data Protection\n Privacy Policy\n Your privacy is not an optional feature. It is the founding principle of every software we build.\n Updated: February 2026\n GDPR Compliant\n 0\n Data Collected\n 0\n Trackers\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Local\n Contents\n 01 Core Principles\n 02 Data Collection\n 03 Our Applications\n 04 Website & Cookies\n 05 Security\n 06 Third Parties\n 07 GDPR Rights\n 08 Children\n 09 Policy Updates\n 10 Contact\n In short: We do not collect, sell, or share your personal data. Our software runs entirely on your device. No remote servers, no tracking, no profiling. Your privacy is guaranteed by design.\n SECTION 01\n Core Principles\n BlackOrder develops software with a concrete commitment to user privacy. Every application we build follows the principle of privacy by design: data protection is not an afterthought, but the architectural foundation of every product.\n Privacy by Design\n No Tracking\n Local Processing\n Zero Cloud\n SECTION 02\n Data Collection\n Our software does not collect any personal data. Specifically:\n We do not collect personally identifiable information (name, email, address, phone)\n We do not collect usage data, statistics, or telemetry\n We do not collect information about your device, operating system, or hardware\n We do not use analytics, crash reporting, or remote diagnostics\n We do not create user profiles or track behavior\n We do not store IP addresses, geolocation, or browsing data\n SECTION 03\n Our Applications\n All applications developed by BlackOrder share the same privacy principles:\n Entirely local processing — All data is processed exclusively on your Mac, without ever passing through external servers\n No outbound connections — Our apps do not connect to the internet to function (except for explicitly declared features like updates or streaming)\n Your files stay yours — We do not access, copy, or transmit the files you process with our software\n No registration required — We do not require accounts, logins, or sign-ups to use our products\n App Store distribution — Our apps are distributed exclusively through the Apple App Store, ensuring security review and sandboxing\n SECTION 04\n Website & Cookies\n Our website blackorder.it is designed with the same respect for privacy:\n We do not use profiling or tracking cookies\n We do not use Google Analytics or third-party analytics services\n We do not use tracking pixels, fingerprinting, or similar technologies\n Only strictly necessary technical cookies are used for website functionality\n The contact form only collects information you voluntarily provide (name, email, message) solely to respond to your inquiry\n SECTION 05\n Data Security\n The best security is having no data to protect. Since we do not collect personal data, the risk of breaches is eliminated at the root. Additionally:\n Our applications run in macOS sandbox, isolated from the rest of the system\n We use Apple's native security APIs (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Our source code follows secure development best practices\n Communications through the website contact form use encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS)\n SECTION 06\n Third Parties\n We do not share, sell, or transfer any data to third parties, for the simple reason that we do not collect any data. The only third parties involved are:\n Apple App Store — For app distribution. Apple independently manages purchase-related data according to its own privacy policy\n Hosting provider — Our website is hosted on secure servers. The provider may collect technical logs (IP, timestamps) in accordance with applicable regulations\n SECTION 07\n Your Rights (GDPR)\n Under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR - EU Reg. 2016/679), you have the right to:\n Access — Request what personal data we hold about you (the answer will be: none)\n Rectification — Request correction of inaccurate data\n Erasure — Request deletion of your personal data\n Portability — Request your data in a machine-readable format\n Objection — Object to the processing of your personal data\n Complaint — File a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali — www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Since we do not collect personal data, these rights are automatically respected. For any request, you can contact us at any time.\n SECTION 08\n Children\n Our software is not intended for children under 13 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Since our applications do not collect any data, there is no risk of inadvertent collection of information relating to minors.\n SECTION 09\n Policy Updates\n We reserve the right to update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or for regulatory compliance. In the event of significant changes:\n The update date at the top of the page will be changed\n Substantial changes will be communicated through our website\n We encourage you to review this page periodically\n SECTION 10\n On Air MK2 — Screen Recording and Audio Capture\n On Air MK2 is a macOS live production application that allows users to capture selected displays, application windows, and system audio as video and audio sources within their productions using Apple's ScreenCaptureKit framework.\n User-initiated capture only — Screen and audio capture occurs only when the user explicitly enables these sources inside the app\n Local processing — The captured content is processed locally in real time for compositing, streaming, or recording purposes\n No external transmission — The application does not collect, analyze, transmit, or store screen or audio content on any external servers. Captured data exists only in memory during processing and is written to disk solely when the user chooses to record a production\n User-controlled streaming — If the user streams their production, the resulting video/audio output is sent only to the streaming destination selected by the user (for example, YouTube or Twitch)\n No developer access — No screen or audio capture data is accessed, retained, or shared by the developer\n Have Questions?\n For any questions, concerns, or requests regarding our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to reach out.\n info@blackorder.it\n |\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Contact Us\n Data Controller: BlackOrder — Portomaggiore (FE), Italy", "headings": [ "Privacy Policy", "Core Principles", "Data Collection", "Our Applications", "Website & Cookies", "Data Security", "Third Parties", "Your Rights (GDPR)", "Children", "Policy Updates", "On Air MK2 — Screen Recording and Audio Capture", "Have Questions?" ], "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "updated_at": "2026-10-03T20:01:39+00:00", "content_sha256": "e144a2f941460306d99f435d509b62b02e1d1e82d1413b830f90a0e91c99a80c", "text_truncated": false }, "it": { "name": "Privacy Policy · BlackOrder", "title": "Privacy Policy · BlackOrder", "short_description": "Come BlackOrder tratta i dati sul sito e nelle app: niente tracker di terze parti, niente pubblicità, statistiche anonime self-hosted.", "summary": "Come BlackOrder tratta i dati sul sito e nelle app: niente tracker di terze parti, niente pubblicità, statistiche anonime self-hosted.", "description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Contatti\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Contatti\n Contattaci\n Protezione Dati\n Privacy Policy\n La tua privacy non è una funzionalità opzionale. È il principio fondante di ogni software che creiamo.\n Aggiornata: Febbraio 2026\n Conforme GDPR\n 0\n Dati raccolti\n 0\n Tracker\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Locale\n Indice\n 01 Principi Fondamentali\n 02 Raccolta Dati\n 03 Le Nostre Applicazioni\n 04 Sito Web e Cookie\n 05 Sicurezza\n 06 Terze Parti\n 07 Diritti GDPR\n 08 Minori\n 09 Aggiornamenti\n 10 Contatti\n In sintesi: Non raccogliamo, non vendiamo e non condividiamo i tuoi dati personali. I nostri software funzionano interamente sul tuo dispositivo. Nessun server remoto, nessun tracciamento, nessuna profilazione. La tua privacy è garantita by design.\n SEZIONE 01\n Principi Fondamentali\n BlackOrder sviluppa software con un impegno concreto verso la privacy degli utenti. Ogni nostra applicazione viene progettata seguendo il principio della privacy by design: la protezione dei dati non è un'aggiunta successiva, ma il fondamento architetturale di ogni prodotto.\n Privacy by Design\n Nessun Tracciamento\n Elaborazione Locale\n Zero Cloud\n SEZIONE 02\n Raccolta Dati\n I nostri software non raccolgono alcun dato personale. Nello specifico:\n Non raccogliamo informazioni personali identificabili (nome, email, indirizzo, telefono)\n Non raccogliamo dati di utilizzo, statistiche o telemetria\n Non raccogliamo informazioni sul dispositivo, sistema operativo o hardware\n Non utilizziamo sistemi di analytics, crash reporting o diagnostica remota\n Non creiamo profili utente e non tracciamo il comportamento\n Non memorizziamo indirizzi IP, geolocalizzazione o dati di navigazione\n SEZIONE 03\n Le Nostre Applicazioni\n Tutte le applicazioni sviluppate da BlackOrder condividono gli stessi principi di privacy:\n Elaborazione interamente locale — Tutti i dati vengono elaborati esclusivamente sul tuo Mac, senza mai transitare su server esterni\n Nessuna connessione in uscita — Le nostre app non effettuano connessioni a internet per funzionare (salvo funzionalità esplicitamente dichiarate come aggiornamenti o streaming)\n I tuoi file restano tuoi — Non accediamo, non copiamo e non trasmettiamo i file che elabori con i nostri software\n Nessuna registrazione richiesta — Non chiediamo account, login o registrazioni per utilizzare i nostri prodotti\n Distribuzione via App Store — Le nostre app sono distribuite esclusivamente tramite l'Apple App Store, garantendo revisione di sicurezza e sandboxing\n SEZIONE 04\n Sito Web e Cookie\n Il nostro sito web blackorder.it è progettato con lo stesso rispetto per la privacy:\n Non utilizziamo cookie di profilazione o tracciamento\n Non utilizziamo Google Analytics o servizi di analytics di terze parti\n Non utilizziamo pixel di tracciamento, fingerprinting o tecnologie similari\n Vengono utilizzati esclusivamente cookie tecnici strettamente necessari al funzionamento del sito\n Il modulo di contatto raccoglie solo le informazioni che ci fornisci volontariamente (nome, email, messaggio) al solo scopo di risponderti\n SEZIONE 05\n Sicurezza dei Dati\n La migliore sicurezza è non avere dati da proteggere. Poiché non raccogliamo dati personali, il rischio di violazioni è eliminato alla radice. In aggiunta:\n Le nostre applicazioni funzionano in sandbox macOS, isolate dal resto del sistema\n Utilizziamo le API native di sicurezza Apple (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Il codice sorgente segue le best practice di sviluppo sicuro\n Le comunicazioni tramite il modulo contatti del sito avvengono su connessione crittografata (HTTPS/TLS)\n SEZIONE 06\n Terze Parti\n Non condividiamo, non vendiamo e non cediamo alcun dato a terze parti, per il semplice motivo che non raccogliamo dati. Le uniche terze parti coinvolte sono:\n Apple App Store — Per la distribuzione delle app. Apple gestisce autonomamente i dati relativi agli acquisti secondo la propria privacy policy\n Provider di hosting — Il nostro sito è ospitato su server sicuri. Il provider può raccogliere log tecnici (IP, timestamp) secondo la normativa vigente\n SEZIONE 07\n I Tuoi Diritti (GDPR)\n Ai sensi del Regolamento Europeo sulla Protezione dei Dati (GDPR - Reg. UE 2016/679), hai diritto a:\n Accesso — Richiedere quali dati personali possediamo su di te (la risposta sarà: nessuno)\n Rettifica — Richiedere la correzione di dati inesatti\n Cancellazione — Richiedere la cancellazione dei tuoi dati personali\n Portabilità — Richiedere i tuoi dati in formato leggibile da macchina\n Opposizione — Opporti al trattamento dei tuoi dati personali\n Reclamo — Presentare reclamo al Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali (www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Poiché non raccogliamo dati personali, questi diritti sono automaticamente rispettati. Per qualsiasi richiesta, puoi contattarci in qualsiasi momento.\n SEZIONE 08\n Minori\n I nostri software non sono destinati a minori di 13 anni. Non raccogliamo consapevolmente dati personali da bambini. Poiché le nostre applicazioni non raccolgono alcun dato, non esiste rischio di raccolta involontaria di informazioni relative a minori.\n SEZIONE 09\n Aggiornamenti alla Policy\n Ci riserviamo il diritto di aggiornare questa Privacy Policy per riflettere cambiamenti nelle nostre pratiche o per adeguamenti normativi. In caso di modifiche significative:\n La data di aggiornamento in cima alla pagina verrà modificata\n Le modifiche sostanziali saranno comunicate tramite il nostro sito web\n Ti invitiamo a consultare periodicamente questa pagina\n SEZIONE 10\n On Air MK2 — Registrazione Schermo e Cattura Audio\n On Air MK2 è un'applicazione macOS per la produzione live che consente agli utenti di catturare display selezionati, finestre di applicazioni e audio di sistema come sorgenti video e audio all'interno delle loro produzioni, utilizzando il framework ScreenCaptureKit di Apple.\n Cattura solo su iniziativa dell'utente — La cattura di schermo e audio avviene esclusivamente quando l'utente abilita esplicitamente queste sorgenti all'interno dell'app\n Elaborazione locale — Il contenuto catturato viene elaborato localmente in tempo reale per compositing, streaming o registrazione\n Nessuna trasmissione esterna — L'applicazione non raccoglie, analizza, trasmette o archivia contenuti di schermo o audio su server esterni. I dati catturati esistono solo in memoria durante l'elaborazione e vengono scritti su disco esclusivamente quando l'utente sceglie di registrare una produzione\n Streaming controllato dall'utente — Se l'utente trasmette la propria produzione, l'output video/audio risultante viene inviato esclusivamente alla destinazione di streaming selezionata dall'utente (ad esempio, YouTube o Twitch)\n Nessun accesso da parte dello sviluppatore — Nessun dato di cattura schermo o audio viene consultato, conservato o condiviso dallo sviluppatore\n Hai Domande?\n Per qualsiasi domanda, dubbio o richiesta relativa alla nostra Privacy Policy, non esitare a contattarci.\n info@blackorder.it\n |\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Contattaci\n Titolare del trattamento: BlackOrder — Portomaggiore (FE), Italia", "full_description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Contatti\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Contatti\n Contattaci\n Protezione Dati\n Privacy Policy\n La tua privacy non è una funzionalità opzionale. È il principio fondante di ogni software che creiamo.\n Aggiornata: Febbraio 2026\n Conforme GDPR\n 0\n Dati raccolti\n 0\n Tracker\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Locale\n Indice\n 01 Principi Fondamentali\n 02 Raccolta Dati\n 03 Le Nostre Applicazioni\n 04 Sito Web e Cookie\n 05 Sicurezza\n 06 Terze Parti\n 07 Diritti GDPR\n 08 Minori\n 09 Aggiornamenti\n 10 Contatti\n In sintesi: Non raccogliamo, non vendiamo e non condividiamo i tuoi dati personali. I nostri software funzionano interamente sul tuo dispositivo. Nessun server remoto, nessun tracciamento, nessuna profilazione. La tua privacy è garantita by design.\n SEZIONE 01\n Principi Fondamentali\n BlackOrder sviluppa software con un impegno concreto verso la privacy degli utenti. Ogni nostra applicazione viene progettata seguendo il principio della privacy by design: la protezione dei dati non è un'aggiunta successiva, ma il fondamento architetturale di ogni prodotto.\n Privacy by Design\n Nessun Tracciamento\n Elaborazione Locale\n Zero Cloud\n SEZIONE 02\n Raccolta Dati\n I nostri software non raccolgono alcun dato personale. Nello specifico:\n Non raccogliamo informazioni personali identificabili (nome, email, indirizzo, telefono)\n Non raccogliamo dati di utilizzo, statistiche o telemetria\n Non raccogliamo informazioni sul dispositivo, sistema operativo o hardware\n Non utilizziamo sistemi di analytics, crash reporting o diagnostica remota\n Non creiamo profili utente e non tracciamo il comportamento\n Non memorizziamo indirizzi IP, geolocalizzazione o dati di navigazione\n SEZIONE 03\n Le Nostre Applicazioni\n Tutte le applicazioni sviluppate da BlackOrder condividono gli stessi principi di privacy:\n Elaborazione interamente locale — Tutti i dati vengono elaborati esclusivamente sul tuo Mac, senza mai transitare su server esterni\n Nessuna connessione in uscita — Le nostre app non effettuano connessioni a internet per funzionare (salvo funzionalità esplicitamente dichiarate come aggiornamenti o streaming)\n I tuoi file restano tuoi — Non accediamo, non copiamo e non trasmettiamo i file che elabori con i nostri software\n Nessuna registrazione richiesta — Non chiediamo account, login o registrazioni per utilizzare i nostri prodotti\n Distribuzione via App Store — Le nostre app sono distribuite esclusivamente tramite l'Apple App Store, garantendo revisione di sicurezza e sandboxing\n SEZIONE 04\n Sito Web e Cookie\n Il nostro sito web blackorder.it è progettato con lo stesso rispetto per la privacy:\n Non utilizziamo cookie di profilazione o tracciamento\n Non utilizziamo Google Analytics o servizi di analytics di terze parti\n Non utilizziamo pixel di tracciamento, fingerprinting o tecnologie similari\n Vengono utilizzati esclusivamente cookie tecnici strettamente necessari al funzionamento del sito\n Il modulo di contatto raccoglie solo le informazioni che ci fornisci volontariamente (nome, email, messaggio) al solo scopo di risponderti\n SEZIONE 05\n Sicurezza dei Dati\n La migliore sicurezza è non avere dati da proteggere. Poiché non raccogliamo dati personali, il rischio di violazioni è eliminato alla radice. In aggiunta:\n Le nostre applicazioni funzionano in sandbox macOS, isolate dal resto del sistema\n Utilizziamo le API native di sicurezza Apple (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Il codice sorgente segue le best practice di sviluppo sicuro\n Le comunicazioni tramite il modulo contatti del sito avvengono su connessione crittografata (HTTPS/TLS)\n SEZIONE 06\n Terze Parti\n Non condividiamo, non vendiamo e non cediamo alcun dato a terze parti, per il semplice motivo che non raccogliamo dati. Le uniche terze parti coinvolte sono:\n Apple App Store — Per la distribuzione delle app. Apple gestisce autonomamente i dati relativi agli acquisti secondo la propria privacy policy\n Provider di hosting — Il nostro sito è ospitato su server sicuri. Il provider può raccogliere log tecnici (IP, timestamp) secondo la normativa vigente\n SEZIONE 07\n I Tuoi Diritti (GDPR)\n Ai sensi del Regolamento Europeo sulla Protezione dei Dati (GDPR - Reg. UE 2016/679), hai diritto a:\n Accesso — Richiedere quali dati personali possediamo su di te (la risposta sarà: nessuno)\n Rettifica — Richiedere la correzione di dati inesatti\n Cancellazione — Richiedere la cancellazione dei tuoi dati personali\n Portabilità — Richiedere i tuoi dati in formato leggibile da macchina\n Opposizione — Opporti al trattamento dei tuoi dati personali\n Reclamo — Presentare reclamo al Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali (www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Poiché non raccogliamo dati personali, questi diritti sono automaticamente rispettati. Per qualsiasi richiesta, puoi contattarci in qualsiasi momento.\n SEZIONE 08\n Minori\n I nostri software non sono destinati a minori di 13 anni. Non raccogliamo consapevolmente dati personali da bambini. 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It is the founding principle of every software we build.\n Updated: February 2026\n GDPR Compliant\n 0\n Data Collected\n 0\n Trackers\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Local\n Contents\n 01 Core Principles\n 02 Data Collection\n 03 Our Applications\n 04 Website & Cookies\n 05 Security\n 06 Third Parties\n 07 GDPR Rights\n 08 Children\n 09 Policy Updates\n 10 Contact\n In short: We do not collect, sell, or share your personal data. Our software runs entirely on your device. No remote servers, no tracking, no profiling. Your privacy is guaranteed by design.\n SECTION 01\n Core Principles\n BlackOrder develops software with a concrete commitment to user privacy. Every application we build follows the principle of privacy by design: data protection is not an afterthought, but the architectural foundation of every product.\n Privacy by Design\n No Tracking\n Local Processing\n Zero Cloud\n SECTION 02\n Data Collection\n Our software does not collect any personal data. Specifically:\n We do not collect personally identifiable information (name, email, address, phone)\n We do not collect usage data, statistics, or telemetry\n We do not collect information about your device, operating system, or hardware\n We do not use analytics, crash reporting, or remote diagnostics\n We do not create user profiles or track behavior\n We do not store IP addresses, geolocation, or browsing data\n SECTION 03\n Our Applications\n All applications developed by BlackOrder share the same privacy principles:\n Entirely local processing — All data is processed exclusively on your Mac, without ever passing through external servers\n No outbound connections — Our apps do not connect to the internet to function (except for explicitly declared features like updates or streaming)\n Your files stay yours — We do not access, copy, or transmit the files you process with our software\n No registration required — We do not require accounts, logins, or sign-ups to use our products\n App Store distribution — Our apps are distributed exclusively through the Apple App Store, ensuring security review and sandboxing\n SECTION 04\n Website & Cookies\n Our website blackorder.it is designed with the same respect for privacy:\n We do not use profiling or tracking cookies\n We do not use Google Analytics or third-party analytics services\n We do not use tracking pixels, fingerprinting, or similar technologies\n Only strictly necessary technical cookies are used for website functionality\n The contact form only collects information you voluntarily provide (name, email, message) solely to respond to your inquiry\n SECTION 05\n Data Security\n The best security is having no data to protect. Since we do not collect personal data, the risk of breaches is eliminated at the root. Additionally:\n Our applications run in macOS sandbox, isolated from the rest of the system\n We use Apple's native security APIs (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Our source code follows secure development best practices\n Communications through the website contact form use encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS)\n SECTION 06\n Third Parties\n We do not share, sell, or transfer any data to third parties, for the simple reason that we do not collect any data. The only third parties involved are:\n Apple App Store — For app distribution. Apple independently manages purchase-related data according to its own privacy policy\n Hosting provider — Our website is hosted on secure servers. The provider may collect technical logs (IP, timestamps) in accordance with applicable regulations\n SECTION 07\n Your Rights (GDPR)\n Under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR - EU Reg. 2016/679), you have the right to:\n Access — Request what personal data we hold about you (the answer will be: none)\n Rectification — Request correction of inaccurate data\n Erasure — Request deletion of your personal data\n Portability — Request your data in a machine-readable format\n Objection — Object to the processing of your personal data\n Complaint — File a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali — www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Since we do not collect personal data, these rights are automatically respected. For any request, you can contact us at any time.\n SECTION 08\n Children\n Our software is not intended for children under 13 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Since our applications do not collect any data, there is no risk of inadvertent collection of information relating to minors.\n SECTION 09\n Policy Updates\n We reserve the right to update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or for regulatory compliance. In the event of significant changes:\n The update date at the top of the page will be changed\n Substantial changes will be communicated through our website\n We encourage you to review this page periodically\n SECTION 10\n On Air MK2 — Screen Recording and Audio Capture\n On Air MK2 is a macOS live production application that allows users to capture selected displays, application windows, and system audio as video and audio sources within their productions using Apple's ScreenCaptureKit framework.\n User-initiated capture only — Screen and audio capture occurs only when the user explicitly enables these sources inside the app\n Local processing — The captured content is processed locally in real time for compositing, streaming, or recording purposes\n No external transmission — The application does not collect, analyze, transmit, or store screen or audio content on any external servers. Captured data exists only in memory during processing and is written to disk solely when the user chooses to record a production\n User-controlled streaming — If the user streams their production, the resulting video/audio output is sent only to the streaming destination selected by the user (for example, YouTube or Twitch)\n No developer access — No screen or audio capture data is accessed, retained, or shared by the developer\n Have Questions?\n For any questions, concerns, or requests regarding our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to reach out.\n info@blackorder.it\n |\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Contact Us\n Data Controller: BlackOrder — Portomaggiore (FE), Italy", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "short_description": { "value": "How BlackOrder handles data on the site and in the apps: no third-party trackers, no advertising, anonymous self-hosted statistics.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "How BlackOrder handles data on the site and in the apps: no third-party trackers, no advertising, anonymous self-hosted statistics.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Studio\n About\n Contact\n Contact Us\n Data Protection\n Privacy Policy\n Your privacy is not an optional feature. It is the founding principle of every software we build.\n Updated: February 2026\n GDPR Compliant\n 0\n Data Collected\n 0\n Trackers\n 100%\n Offline\n 100%\n Local\n Contents\n 01 Core Principles\n 02 Data Collection\n 03 Our Applications\n 04 Website & Cookies\n 05 Security\n 06 Third Parties\n 07 GDPR Rights\n 08 Children\n 09 Policy Updates\n 10 Contact\n In short: We do not collect, sell, or share your personal data. Our software runs entirely on your device. No remote servers, no tracking, no profiling. Your privacy is guaranteed by design.\n SECTION 01\n Core Principles\n BlackOrder develops software with a concrete commitment to user privacy. Every application we build follows the principle of privacy by design: data protection is not an afterthought, but the architectural foundation of every product.\n Privacy by Design\n No Tracking\n Local Processing\n Zero Cloud\n SECTION 02\n Data Collection\n Our software does not collect any personal data. Specifically:\n We do not collect personally identifiable information (name, email, address, phone)\n We do not collect usage data, statistics, or telemetry\n We do not collect information about your device, operating system, or hardware\n We do not use analytics, crash reporting, or remote diagnostics\n We do not create user profiles or track behavior\n We do not store IP addresses, geolocation, or browsing data\n SECTION 03\n Our Applications\n All applications developed by BlackOrder share the same privacy principles:\n Entirely local processing — All data is processed exclusively on your Mac, without ever passing through external servers\n No outbound connections — Our apps do not connect to the internet to function (except for explicitly declared features like updates or streaming)\n Your files stay yours — We do not access, copy, or transmit the files you process with our software\n No registration required — We do not require accounts, logins, or sign-ups to use our products\n App Store distribution — Our apps are distributed exclusively through the Apple App Store, ensuring security review and sandboxing\n SECTION 04\n Website & Cookies\n Our website blackorder.it is designed with the same respect for privacy:\n We do not use profiling or tracking cookies\n We do not use Google Analytics or third-party analytics services\n We do not use tracking pixels, fingerprinting, or similar technologies\n Only strictly necessary technical cookies are used for website functionality\n The contact form only collects information you voluntarily provide (name, email, message) solely to respond to your inquiry\n SECTION 05\n Data Security\n The best security is having no data to protect. Since we do not collect personal data, the risk of breaches is eliminated at the root. Additionally:\n Our applications run in macOS sandbox, isolated from the rest of the system\n We use Apple's native security APIs (Keychain, App Transport Security)\n Our source code follows secure development best practices\n Communications through the website contact form use encrypted connections (HTTPS/TLS)\n SECTION 06\n Third Parties\n We do not share, sell, or transfer any data to third parties, for the simple reason that we do not collect any data. The only third parties involved are:\n Apple App Store — For app distribution. Apple independently manages purchase-related data according to its own privacy policy\n Hosting provider — Our website is hosted on secure servers. The provider may collect technical logs (IP, timestamps) in accordance with applicable regulations\n SECTION 07\n Your Rights (GDPR)\n Under the European General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR - EU Reg. 2016/679), you have the right to:\n Access — Request what personal data we hold about you (the answer will be: none)\n Rectification — Request correction of inaccurate data\n Erasure — Request deletion of your personal data\n Portability — Request your data in a machine-readable format\n Objection — Object to the processing of your personal data\n Complaint — File a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority (Garante per la Protezione dei Dati Personali — www.garanteprivacy.it)\n Since we do not collect personal data, these rights are automatically respected. For any request, you can contact us at any time.\n SECTION 08\n Children\n Our software is not intended for children under 13 years of age. We do not knowingly collect personal data from children. Since our applications do not collect any data, there is no risk of inadvertent collection of information relating to minors.\n SECTION 09\n Policy Updates\n We reserve the right to update this Privacy Policy to reflect changes in our practices or for regulatory compliance. In the event of significant changes:\n The update date at the top of the page will be changed\n Substantial changes will be communicated through our website\n We encourage you to review this page periodically\n SECTION 10\n On Air MK2 — Screen Recording and Audio Capture\n On Air MK2 is a macOS live production application that allows users to capture selected displays, application windows, and system audio as video and audio sources within their productions using Apple's ScreenCaptureKit framework.\n User-initiated capture only — Screen and audio capture occurs only when the user explicitly enables these sources inside the app\n Local processing — The captured content is processed locally in real time for compositing, streaming, or recording purposes\n No external transmission — The application does not collect, analyze, transmit, or store screen or audio content on any external servers. Captured data exists only in memory during processing and is written to disk solely when the user chooses to record a production\n User-controlled streaming — If the user streams their production, the resulting video/audio output is sent only to the streaming destination selected by the user (for example, YouTube or Twitch)\n No developer access — No screen or audio capture data is accessed, retained, or shared by the developer\n Have Questions?\n For any questions, concerns, or requests regarding our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to reach out.\n info@blackorder.it\n |\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Contact Us\n Data Controller: BlackOrder — Portomaggiore (FE), Italy", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "type": { "value": "page", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "slug": { "value": "privacy", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "updated_at": { "value": "2026-10-03T20:01:39+00:00", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/privacy.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." } } }, { "score": 0.75, "id": 31, "slug": "stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon", "title": "StackUp: your folders, your drives, a backup you can find", "type": "article", "excerpt": "StackUp 0.10.0 beta brings local APFS backups to a clear Mac interface. Drag in folders, select several drives, choose a readable copy or a structured archive, and schedule incremental updates from five minutes to thirty days. Includes version history, verified restore, a movable compact window and signed update notices. Free, macOS 14+, Apple silicon.", "description": "One folder on your Desktop matters more than the others. Perhaps it contains this week's work or tomorrow's delivery. You know you should copy it to an external drive. Sometimes you do. Then the folder changes, the copy gets old, and the next time you open the drive you have to remember which version is actually useful.\n\nAdding a second drive should make this easier to trust. Instead, it often means doing everything twice. And when you finally browse the result, the familiar folders disappear behind identifiers and layers of archive directories.\n\nStackUp began with that everyday problem: choose the folders, choose the drives, and understand what happens next. See your files on the destination. Know when the last copy finished. Recover an earlier version without guessing where it went.\n\nStackUp 0.10.0 is a free beta for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later. It makes local, versioned backups to APFS volumes. It has a dedicated Simple mode, multiple simultaneous destinations, optional schedules and a compact window that stays out of your way. It is still a beta: keep another established backup while you evaluate it, and test a restore with your own kinds of files.\n\nA useful backup has to answer more than “did something get copied?” It has to distinguish a completed version from a job that stopped halfway. It has to keep yesterday's work when today's source contains a mistake. It has to cope with one drive being disconnected while another is available. And it has to be clear about when it is allowed to run.\n\nNew plans start manually. Selecting a plan or browsing the interface does not launch a backup. A schedule is a choice you make explicitly, and stopping a destination pauses its automatic runs until you resume them.\n\nThe storage design uses APFS, the filesystem already at home on modern Macs. Unchanged files can be cloned within the destination volume: APFS shares their underlying storage until a copy changes, while each version remains an independent file tree. That helps avoid repeatedly writing identical content. StackUp reads file contents for verification, and a changed file is copied in full. \n\nWe also wanted the drive itself to remain understandable. The default Simple copy format gives you a normal folder in the Finder, while StackUp keeps the information needed for history separately. The interface distinguishes an incomplete run from an older completed version.\n\nStart with your folders and your drives\n\nOpen Simple mode in the sidebar. Add folders through the chooser or drag them into the source area; Desktop and Documents have their own shortcuts. Select one or several destination drives, name the backup and press Start backup. That button saves the plan and starts its destinations together.\n\nIt can protect several source folders in one plan and write to several drives. The full interface adds exclusions, retention settings and advanced options when you need them.\n\nThe real app, using generated demonstration files: sources, destinations and timing in one place.\n\nA copy you can recognise in the Finder\n\nChoose Simple copy for a regular folder on the destination. With one source, its files appear directly inside that folder. With several sources, their original folder names remain visible. Files appear progressively as they are copied and verified; you do not have to wait for the entire job to see them.\n\nDuring a run, that visible folder is incomplete. An interruption leaves the files already delivered there, while earlier completed versions remain available in History. Editing the visible copy does not edit those older versions, but your edits to the visible copy will be replaced by the next backup. This is one-way backup, not two-way synchronisation.\n\nThe alternative Structured archive format exposes the versioned archive layout and can provide a shortcut to the latest version. Both formats retain history. Simple copy stores its management data in a hidden .StackUp Backups directory; hiding it makes browsing easier, not smaller or immune to deletion.\n\nChoose how often, or keep it manual\n\nEnable Automatic updates in Simple mode and choose Repeat every. Presets range from 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes to 2, 5, 10 or 24 hours, then 5, 10 or 30 days. Twenty-four hours is also one day.\n\nThe first run copies the selected contents. Later runs reuse unchanged files and copy new or modified files. After a successful backup, that destination's next run is based on the chosen interval. Enabling a schedule or changing its frequency waits a full interval; it does not unexpectedly launch a copy at that moment. Saved plans keep the scheduling choice immediately. New plans save it when you start their first backup.\n\nTurn the checkbox off to prevent future automatic runs; a copy already running can finish. Stop also pauses automation for that destination until you explicitly resume it. An occasional manual run does not silently remove that pause.\n\nSeveral drives, independent progress\n\nEach destination runs independently and keeps its own versions, status and last successful backup. An unavailable drive does not stop the other destinations. Two folders on one physical volume are allowed, but the interface points out that they are not independent drives.\n\nParallel copies share the Mac's source storage and connection bandwidth. StackUp does not promise that two drives will finish twice as quickly, or capture exactly the same instant if you keep editing the sources. \n\nHistory that leads back to a file\n\nIn History, choose the plan and destination, then browse a completed version. Search for a file, inspect a supported text preview, restore a selection or recover the whole version into a new folder. Restore verifies the selected file contents and does not overwrite your original working files. You can also check a complete version’s integrity.\n\nRecovery starts with a particular version on a particular destination.\n\nDeleting a source file removes it from the next current copy, but retained older versions can still contain it. Retention is configured in the full editor; the initial setting keeps every version, so history needs disk space. These are writable files, not immutable snapshots or a ransomware barrier.\n\nKeep working while the backup runs\n\nThe dark interface uses blue for sources and green for destinations, with moving pages to make transfer activity visible. The animation indicates activity rather than pretending to be a precise time estimate, and respects Reduce Motion.\n\nThe top bar's Compact view button turns the main window into a small movable strip. Drag it where it suits your workspace, follow progress and expand it with a click. Reducing the window keeps your chosen schedules active.\n\nThe compact strip leaves room for your work while keeping the backup visible.\n\nFor automatic runs, leave the app open and the Mac awake with the drives connected. An optional background service in Settings can continue scheduling after you quit the app and starts at login. It is an explicit choice. StackUp does not wake a sleeping Mac or back up while it is switched off.\n\nUpdates that tell you before changing anything\n\nStackUp checks for new releases at launch and every six hours while the app is open. You can disable those checks or request one manually. Release notices are authenticated with an Ed25519 signature before the app offers their download link. A new version appears in the app with its release notes.\n\nApp updates have their own controls, separate from backup schedules.\n\nYou choose when to download the DMG and install it. Nothing silently replaces the application during a backup. Wait for active copies to finish and quit StackUp before replacing it. Update requests do not send backup files or their paths; local backup work stays on your Mac and destination drives.\n\nA focused beta, with its boundaries in view\n\nStackUp supports local APFS destinations, including encrypted volumes that macOS has already unlocked. Disk formatting, encryption and passwords stay with macOS; StackUp does not manage them. There is no account, subscription or telemetry. The interface follows the Mac's primary language: Italian when that language is Italian, English otherwise.\n\nThis release does not provide NAS or cloud backup, a bootable clone or a validated whole-system recovery. The experimental Entire Mac option selects broad data locations; it is not an image of the internal SSD. Open databases and virtual machines do not have an application-consistency guarantee, and cloud-only files must be locally readable before copying.\n\nStart with a small, representative folder. Complete a backup, change a file, run it again and restore an earlier version into a separate folder. That is the useful first test: seeing the work come back.\n\nStackUp is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore. We are releasing it free, with a clear scope and room to improve through real use. Your folders, your drives, and a backup you can actually find.", "full_description": "One folder on your Desktop matters more than the others. Perhaps it contains this week's work or tomorrow's delivery. You know you should copy it to an external drive. Sometimes you do. Then the folder changes, the copy gets old, and the next time you open the drive you have to remember which version is actually useful.\n\nAdding a second drive should make this easier to trust. Instead, it often means doing everything twice. And when you finally browse the result, the familiar folders disappear behind identifiers and layers of archive directories.\n\nStackUp began with that everyday problem: choose the folders, choose the drives, and understand what happens next. See your files on the destination. Know when the last copy finished. Recover an earlier version without guessing where it went.\n\nStackUp 0.10.0 is a free beta for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later. It makes local, versioned backups to APFS volumes. It has a dedicated Simple mode, multiple simultaneous destinations, optional schedules and a compact window that stays out of your way. It is still a beta: keep another established backup while you evaluate it, and test a restore with your own kinds of files.\n\nA useful backup has to answer more than “did something get copied?” It has to distinguish a completed version from a job that stopped halfway. It has to keep yesterday's work when today's source contains a mistake. It has to cope with one drive being disconnected while another is available. And it has to be clear about when it is allowed to run.\n\nNew plans start manually. Selecting a plan or browsing the interface does not launch a backup. A schedule is a choice you make explicitly, and stopping a destination pauses its automatic runs until you resume them.\n\nThe storage design uses APFS, the filesystem already at home on modern Macs. Unchanged files can be cloned within the destination volume: APFS shares their underlying storage until a copy changes, while each version remains an independent file tree. That helps avoid repeatedly writing identical content. StackUp reads file contents for verification, and a changed file is copied in full. \n\nWe also wanted the drive itself to remain understandable. The default Simple copy format gives you a normal folder in the Finder, while StackUp keeps the information needed for history separately. The interface distinguishes an incomplete run from an older completed version.\n\nStart with your folders and your drives\n\nOpen Simple mode in the sidebar. Add folders through the chooser or drag them into the source area; Desktop and Documents have their own shortcuts. Select one or several destination drives, name the backup and press Start backup. That button saves the plan and starts its destinations together.\n\nIt can protect several source folders in one plan and write to several drives. The full interface adds exclusions, retention settings and advanced options when you need them.\n\nThe real app, using generated demonstration files: sources, destinations and timing in one place.\n\nA copy you can recognise in the Finder\n\nChoose Simple copy for a regular folder on the destination. With one source, its files appear directly inside that folder. With several sources, their original folder names remain visible. Files appear progressively as they are copied and verified; you do not have to wait for the entire job to see them.\n\nDuring a run, that visible folder is incomplete. An interruption leaves the files already delivered there, while earlier completed versions remain available in History. Editing the visible copy does not edit those older versions, but your edits to the visible copy will be replaced by the next backup. This is one-way backup, not two-way synchronisation.\n\nThe alternative Structured archive format exposes the versioned archive layout and can provide a shortcut to the latest version. Both formats retain history. Simple copy stores its management data in a hidden .StackUp Backups directory; hiding it makes browsing easier, not smaller or immune to deletion.\n\nChoose how often, or keep it manual\n\nEnable Automatic updates in Simple mode and choose Repeat every. Presets range from 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes to 2, 5, 10 or 24 hours, then 5, 10 or 30 days. Twenty-four hours is also one day.\n\nThe first run copies the selected contents. Later runs reuse unchanged files and copy new or modified files. After a successful backup, that destination's next run is based on the chosen interval. Enabling a schedule or changing its frequency waits a full interval; it does not unexpectedly launch a copy at that moment. Saved plans keep the scheduling choice immediately. New plans save it when you start their first backup.\n\nTurn the checkbox off to prevent future automatic runs; a copy already running can finish. Stop also pauses automation for that destination until you explicitly resume it. An occasional manual run does not silently remove that pause.\n\nSeveral drives, independent progress\n\nEach destination runs independently and keeps its own versions, status and last successful backup. An unavailable drive does not stop the other destinations. Two folders on one physical volume are allowed, but the interface points out that they are not independent drives.\n\nParallel copies share the Mac's source storage and connection bandwidth. StackUp does not promise that two drives will finish twice as quickly, or capture exactly the same instant if you keep editing the sources. \n\nHistory that leads back to a file\n\nIn History, choose the plan and destination, then browse a completed version. Search for a file, inspect a supported text preview, restore a selection or recover the whole version into a new folder. Restore verifies the selected file contents and does not overwrite your original working files. You can also check a complete version’s integrity.\n\nRecovery starts with a particular version on a particular destination.\n\nDeleting a source file removes it from the next current copy, but retained older versions can still contain it. Retention is configured in the full editor; the initial setting keeps every version, so history needs disk space. These are writable files, not immutable snapshots or a ransomware barrier.\n\nKeep working while the backup runs\n\nThe dark interface uses blue for sources and green for destinations, with moving pages to make transfer activity visible. The animation indicates activity rather than pretending to be a precise time estimate, and respects Reduce Motion.\n\nThe top bar's Compact view button turns the main window into a small movable strip. Drag it where it suits your workspace, follow progress and expand it with a click. Reducing the window keeps your chosen schedules active.\n\nThe compact strip leaves room for your work while keeping the backup visible.\n\nFor automatic runs, leave the app open and the Mac awake with the drives connected. An optional background service in Settings can continue scheduling after you quit the app and starts at login. It is an explicit choice. StackUp does not wake a sleeping Mac or back up while it is switched off.\n\nUpdates that tell you before changing anything\n\nStackUp checks for new releases at launch and every six hours while the app is open. You can disable those checks or request one manually. Release notices are authenticated with an Ed25519 signature before the app offers their download link. A new version appears in the app with its release notes.\n\nApp updates have their own controls, separate from backup schedules.\n\nYou choose when to download the DMG and install it. Nothing silently replaces the application during a backup. Wait for active copies to finish and quit StackUp before replacing it. Update requests do not send backup files or their paths; local backup work stays on your Mac and destination drives.\n\nA focused beta, with its boundaries in view\n\nStackUp supports local APFS destinations, including encrypted volumes that macOS has already unlocked. Disk formatting, encryption and passwords stay with macOS; StackUp does not manage them. There is no account, subscription or telemetry. The interface follows the Mac's primary language: Italian when that language is Italian, English otherwise.\n\nThis release does not provide NAS or cloud backup, a bootable clone or a validated whole-system recovery. The experimental Entire Mac option selects broad data locations; it is not an image of the internal SSD. Open databases and virtual machines do not have an application-consistency guarantee, and cloud-only files must be locally readable before copying.\n\nStart with a small, representative folder. Complete a backup, change a file, run it again and restore an earlier version into a separate folder. That is the useful first test: seeing the work come back.\n\nStackUp is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore. We are releasing it free, with a clear scope and room to improve through real use. Your folders, your drives, and a backup you can actually find.", "summary": "A free native backup app for Apple silicon: familiar folders in the Finder, several drives at once, optional schedules and a history you can restore. Now in beta.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "localized_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/" }, "canonical_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/" }, "official_page_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/" }, "content_languages": [ "en", "it" ], "language": [ "en", "it" ], "category": "software", "tags": [ "macOS", "backup", "StackUp", "Apple silicon", "APFS", "free software", "swift" ], "image_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/img/stackup-0.10.0/simple-en.png", "published_at": "2026-09-24T15:35:42+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-25T12:43:41+00:00", "related_apps": [ "stackup" ], "translations": { "it": { "description": "Sulla Scrivania c'è una cartella che conta più delle altre. Può contenere il lavoro della settimana, le fotografie ancora da sistemare o il progetto da consegnare domani. Sai che dovresti copiarla su un disco esterno. Qualche volta lo fai. Poi la cartella cambia, la copia invecchia e, quando riapri il disco, devi ricordarti quale versione sia davvero quella giusta.\n\nAggiungere un secondo disco dovrebbe rendere tutto più rassicurante. Spesso significa soltanto ripetere le stesse operazioni. Impostare una copia automatica sembra richiedere un'altra applicazione. E quando finalmente guardi il risultato, le tue cartelle familiari sono scomparse dietro identificatori e livelli di archivio.\n\nStackUp nasce da questo problema quotidiano: scegliere le cartelle, scegliere i dischi e capire cosa succederà. Vedere i file nella destinazione. Sapere quando è terminata l'ultima copia. Recuperare una versione precedente senza andare a cercarla alla cieca.\n\nStackUp 0.10.0 è una beta gratuita per Mac con Apple silicon e macOS 14 o successivo. Crea backup locali con cronologia su volumi APFS. Ha una Modalità semplice dedicata, più destinazioni contemporanee, frequenze facoltative e una finestrella compatta che lascia spazio al lavoro. È ancora una beta: durante la valutazione mantieni un altro backup già collaudato e prova il ripristino con i tipi di file che usi davvero.\n\nUn backup utile deve rispondere a più domande di «ha copiato qualcosa?». Deve distinguere una versione completata da un lavoro interrotto a metà. Deve conservare il lavoro di ieri quando nei file di oggi è entrato un errore. Deve gestire un disco scollegato mentre un altro è disponibile. E deve dire chiaramente quando è autorizzato a partire.\n\nQueste decisioni contano più di qualsiasi numero in una dashboard. In StackUp i nuovi piani nascono manuali. Selezionare un piano o navigare nell'interfaccia non avvia una copia. La programmazione si attiva con una scelta esplicita; interrompere una destinazione ne sospende anche gli automatici, finché non li riprendi.\n\nPer l'archiviazione abbiamo scelto APFS, il filesystem dei Mac moderni. I file invariati possono essere clonati all'interno del volume di destinazione: APFS condivide lo spazio sottostante fino a quando una copia cambia, mantenendo indipendenti i contenuti delle versioni. Questo evita di riscrivere continuamente gli stessi dati. Non rende il backup istantaneo: StackUp legge i contenuti per verificarli e ricopia interamente ciascun file modificato. Un video grande che cambia resta un video grande da copiare.\n\nVolevamo anche un disco comprensibile senza aprire l'app. Il formato predefinito Copia semplice presenta una cartella normale nel Finder, mentre le informazioni necessarie alla cronologia rimangono separate. Un'interfaccia accessibile deve comunque distinguere la copia corrente, un'operazione incompleta e una versione precedente terminata correttamente.\n\nSi parte dalle cartelle e dai dischi\n\nApri Modalità semplice nella sidebar. Aggiungi le cartelle dal selettore oppure trascinale nell'area sorgenti; Scrivania e Documenti hanno pulsanti dedicati. Scegli uno o più dischi di destinazione, assegna un nome e premi Avvia backup. Il pulsante salva il piano e avvia insieme le destinazioni.\n\nLa Modalità semplice mantiene più sorgenti e più destinazioni. L'interfaccia completa aggiunge esclusioni, conservazione delle versioni e opzioni avanzate quando servono.\n\nL'app reale, con file dimostrativi generati: cosa copiare, dove salvarlo e quando aggiornarlo.\n\nUna copia riconoscibile nel Finder\n\nScegli Copia semplice per trovare una cartella normale sul disco. Con una sola sorgente, i suoi file compaiono direttamente all'interno. Con più sorgenti, ritrovi le cartelle con i nomi originali. I file diventano visibili progressivamente, dopo la copia e la verifica: non occorre aspettare la fine dell'intero lavoro.\n\nDurante l'esecuzione quella cartella è incompleta. Se interrompi, i file già arrivati restano visibili; le versioni precedenti completate rimangono disponibili in Cronologia. Modificare la copia visibile non cambia lo storico, ma il backup successivo sostituirà le modifiche fatte direttamente nella copia. Il flusso va dalla sorgente alla destinazione: non è una sincronizzazione bidirezionale.\n\nIl formato alternativo Archivio strutturato mostra l'organizzazione dell'archivio e può offrire un collegamento all'ultima versione. Entrambi conservano la cronologia. Copia semplice tiene i dati di gestione nella directory nascosta .StackUp Backups: nasconderla rende più comoda la consultazione, non elimina lo spazio occupato e non impedisce di cancellarla.\n\nDecidi la frequenza, oppure resta manuale\n\nAttiva Aggiornamenti automatici e scegli Ripeti ogni. Il menu propone 5, 15, 30 o 60 minuti; 2, 5, 10 o 24 ore; poi 5, 10 o 30 giorni. Ventiquattro ore corrispondono anche a un giorno. Selezioni una frequenza, senza dover digitare numeri.\n\nLa prima esecuzione copia i contenuti scelti. Le successive riutilizzano i file invariati e copiano quelli nuovi o modificati. Dopo una copia riuscita, la prossima scadenza di quella destinazione dipende dall'intervallo impostato. Attivare gli automatici o cambiare frequenza fa attendere un intervallo intero: non avvia una copia inattesa in quel momento. Nei piani già salvati la scelta si registra subito; nei nuovi viene salvata avviando il primo backup.\n\nTogliendo la spunta impedisci le prossime esecuzioni automatiche e lasci terminare una copia già in corso. Interrompi sospende anche gli automatici della destinazione, fino a una ripresa esplicita. Una successiva copia manuale non rimuove di nascosto quella pausa.\n\nPiù dischi, progressi indipendenti\n\nOgni destinazione lavora autonomamente e conserva le proprie versioni, lo stato e la data dell'ultimo successo. Un disco assente non blocca gli altri. Puoi usare due cartelle sullo stesso volume, ma l'interfaccia segnala che non sono dischi indipendenti.\n\nLe copie parallele condividono la velocità della sorgente e dei collegamenti. StackUp non promette di finire in metà tempo con due dischi, né di fotografare lo stesso identico istante se continui a modificare i file durante il lavoro. \n\nDalla cronologia si torna ai file\n\nIn Cronologia scegli piano e disco, quindi esplora una versione completata. Puoi cercare un file, leggere un'anteprima testuale supportata, ripristinare una selezione oppure recuperare tutta la versione in una nuova cartella. Il ripristino verifica i contenuti selezionati e non sovrascrive gli originali su cui lavori. Puoi anche chiedere la verifica d'integrità di una versione intera.\n\nIl recupero parte da una versione precisa, conservata su una destinazione precisa.\n\nUn file eliminato dalla sorgente scompare dalla copia corrente successiva, ma può restare nelle versioni precedenti conservate. La conservazione si configura nell'editor completo; inizialmente vengono mantenute tutte le versioni, quindi lo storico richiede spazio. Sono file scrivibili, non snapshot immutabili e non una barriera contro il ransomware.\n\nIl backup lavora, la scrivania rimane tua\n\nL'interfaccia scura distingue le sorgenti in blu e le destinazioni in verde, con fogli animati che rendono visibile il trasferimento. L'animazione indica attività, senza fingere una previsione precisa dei tempi, e rispetta l'impostazione Riduci movimento.\n\nIl pulsante Vista compatta nella barra superiore trasforma la finestra principale in una piccola striscia spostabile. Trascinala dove ti è comodo, segui l'avanzamento e riapri la finestra con un clic. Ridurre l'interfaccia mantiene attive le programmazioni che hai scelto.\n\nLa striscia compatta lascia spazio al lavoro e mantiene visibile il backup.\n\nPer le copie automatiche lascia l'app aperta, il Mac sveglio e i dischi collegati. Nelle Impostazioni puoi attivare esplicitamente un servizio in background che continua a gestire le scadenze dopo l'uscita dall'app e parte al login. StackUp non risveglia il Mac e non esegue copie quando è spento.\n\nGli aggiornamenti dell'app si fanno vedere\n\nStackUp controlla le nuove versioni all'avvio e ogni sei ore mentre è aperto. Puoi disattivare il controllo automatico oppure avviarlo manualmente. Prima di proporre il collegamento al download, l'app autentica l'avviso tramite una firma Ed25519. Una nuova versione viene segnalata nell'interfaccia insieme alle note di rilascio.\n\nGli aggiornamenti dell'app hanno comandi separati dalla programmazione dei backup.\n\nSei tu a scegliere quando scaricare il DMG e installarlo. L'applicazione non viene sostituita silenziosamente durante un backup. Prima di cambiarla, attendi che le copie finiscano e chiudi StackUp. Le richieste di aggiornamento non inviano file o percorsi dei backup: il lavoro di copia resta sul Mac e sui dischi selezionati.\n\nUna beta con uno scopo preciso\n\nStackUp usa destinazioni locali APFS, comprese quelle cifrate che macOS ha già sbloccato. Formattazione, cifratura e password restano gestite dal sistema. Non ci sono account, abbonamenti o telemetria. L'interfaccia segue la lingua principale del Mac: italiano se è italiano, inglese negli altri casi.\n\nQuesta versione non offre backup NAS o cloud, cloni avviabili o un recupero completo del sistema già validato. L'opzione sperimentale Intero Mac seleziona ampie cartelle di dati: non è un'immagine dell'SSD interno. Database e macchine virtuali aperti non hanno una garanzia di consistenza applicativa; i file presenti soltanto nel cloud devono essere leggibili localmente prima della copia.\n\nComincia da una piccola cartella rappresentativa. Completa un backup, modifica un file, ripetilo e recupera una versione precedente in una cartella separata. Il risultato che conta è recuperare il proprio lavoro.\n\nStackUp è sviluppato da una crew italiana di Portomaggiore. Lo pubblichiamo gratuitamente, con un perimetro chiaro e la possibilità di migliorarlo attraverso l'uso reale. Le tue cartelle, i tuoi dischi e una copia che sai dove trovare.", "full_description": "Sulla Scrivania c'è una cartella che conta più delle altre. Può contenere il lavoro della settimana, le fotografie ancora da sistemare o il progetto da consegnare domani. Sai che dovresti copiarla su un disco esterno. Qualche volta lo fai. Poi la cartella cambia, la copia invecchia e, quando riapri il disco, devi ricordarti quale versione sia davvero quella giusta.\n\nAggiungere un secondo disco dovrebbe rendere tutto più rassicurante. Spesso significa soltanto ripetere le stesse operazioni. Impostare una copia automatica sembra richiedere un'altra applicazione. E quando finalmente guardi il risultato, le tue cartelle familiari sono scomparse dietro identificatori e livelli di archivio.\n\nStackUp nasce da questo problema quotidiano: scegliere le cartelle, scegliere i dischi e capire cosa succederà. Vedere i file nella destinazione. Sapere quando è terminata l'ultima copia. Recuperare una versione precedente senza andare a cercarla alla cieca.\n\nStackUp 0.10.0 è una beta gratuita per Mac con Apple silicon e macOS 14 o successivo. Crea backup locali con cronologia su volumi APFS. Ha una Modalità semplice dedicata, più destinazioni contemporanee, frequenze facoltative e una finestrella compatta che lascia spazio al lavoro. È ancora una beta: durante la valutazione mantieni un altro backup già collaudato e prova il ripristino con i tipi di file che usi davvero.\n\nUn backup utile deve rispondere a più domande di «ha copiato qualcosa?». Deve distinguere una versione completata da un lavoro interrotto a metà. Deve conservare il lavoro di ieri quando nei file di oggi è entrato un errore. Deve gestire un disco scollegato mentre un altro è disponibile. E deve dire chiaramente quando è autorizzato a partire.\n\nQueste decisioni contano più di qualsiasi numero in una dashboard. In StackUp i nuovi piani nascono manuali. Selezionare un piano o navigare nell'interfaccia non avvia una copia. La programmazione si attiva con una scelta esplicita; interrompere una destinazione ne sospende anche gli automatici, finché non li riprendi.\n\nPer l'archiviazione abbiamo scelto APFS, il filesystem dei Mac moderni. I file invariati possono essere clonati all'interno del volume di destinazione: APFS condivide lo spazio sottostante fino a quando una copia cambia, mantenendo indipendenti i contenuti delle versioni. Questo evita di riscrivere continuamente gli stessi dati. Non rende il backup istantaneo: StackUp legge i contenuti per verificarli e ricopia interamente ciascun file modificato. Un video grande che cambia resta un video grande da copiare.\n\nVolevamo anche un disco comprensibile senza aprire l'app. Il formato predefinito Copia semplice presenta una cartella normale nel Finder, mentre le informazioni necessarie alla cronologia rimangono separate. Un'interfaccia accessibile deve comunque distinguere la copia corrente, un'operazione incompleta e una versione precedente terminata correttamente.\n\nSi parte dalle cartelle e dai dischi\n\nApri Modalità semplice nella sidebar. Aggiungi le cartelle dal selettore oppure trascinale nell'area sorgenti; Scrivania e Documenti hanno pulsanti dedicati. Scegli uno o più dischi di destinazione, assegna un nome e premi Avvia backup. Il pulsante salva il piano e avvia insieme le destinazioni.\n\nLa Modalità semplice mantiene più sorgenti e più destinazioni. L'interfaccia completa aggiunge esclusioni, conservazione delle versioni e opzioni avanzate quando servono.\n\nL'app reale, con file dimostrativi generati: cosa copiare, dove salvarlo e quando aggiornarlo.\n\nUna copia riconoscibile nel Finder\n\nScegli Copia semplice per trovare una cartella normale sul disco. Con una sola sorgente, i suoi file compaiono direttamente all'interno. Con più sorgenti, ritrovi le cartelle con i nomi originali. I file diventano visibili progressivamente, dopo la copia e la verifica: non occorre aspettare la fine dell'intero lavoro.\n\nDurante l'esecuzione quella cartella è incompleta. Se interrompi, i file già arrivati restano visibili; le versioni precedenti completate rimangono disponibili in Cronologia. Modificare la copia visibile non cambia lo storico, ma il backup successivo sostituirà le modifiche fatte direttamente nella copia. Il flusso va dalla sorgente alla destinazione: non è una sincronizzazione bidirezionale.\n\nIl formato alternativo Archivio strutturato mostra l'organizzazione dell'archivio e può offrire un collegamento all'ultima versione. Entrambi conservano la cronologia. Copia semplice tiene i dati di gestione nella directory nascosta .StackUp Backups: nasconderla rende più comoda la consultazione, non elimina lo spazio occupato e non impedisce di cancellarla.\n\nDecidi la frequenza, oppure resta manuale\n\nAttiva Aggiornamenti automatici e scegli Ripeti ogni. Il menu propone 5, 15, 30 o 60 minuti; 2, 5, 10 o 24 ore; poi 5, 10 o 30 giorni. Ventiquattro ore corrispondono anche a un giorno. Selezioni una frequenza, senza dover digitare numeri.\n\nLa prima esecuzione copia i contenuti scelti. Le successive riutilizzano i file invariati e copiano quelli nuovi o modificati. Dopo una copia riuscita, la prossima scadenza di quella destinazione dipende dall'intervallo impostato. Attivare gli automatici o cambiare frequenza fa attendere un intervallo intero: non avvia una copia inattesa in quel momento. Nei piani già salvati la scelta si registra subito; nei nuovi viene salvata avviando il primo backup.\n\nTogliendo la spunta impedisci le prossime esecuzioni automatiche e lasci terminare una copia già in corso. Interrompi sospende anche gli automatici della destinazione, fino a una ripresa esplicita. Una successiva copia manuale non rimuove di nascosto quella pausa.\n\nPiù dischi, progressi indipendenti\n\nOgni destinazione lavora autonomamente e conserva le proprie versioni, lo stato e la data dell'ultimo successo. Un disco assente non blocca gli altri. Puoi usare due cartelle sullo stesso volume, ma l'interfaccia segnala che non sono dischi indipendenti.\n\nLe copie parallele condividono la velocità della sorgente e dei collegamenti. StackUp non promette di finire in metà tempo con due dischi, né di fotografare lo stesso identico istante se continui a modificare i file durante il lavoro. \n\nDalla cronologia si torna ai file\n\nIn Cronologia scegli piano e disco, quindi esplora una versione completata. Puoi cercare un file, leggere un'anteprima testuale supportata, ripristinare una selezione oppure recuperare tutta la versione in una nuova cartella. Il ripristino verifica i contenuti selezionati e non sovrascrive gli originali su cui lavori. Puoi anche chiedere la verifica d'integrità di una versione intera.\n\nIl recupero parte da una versione precisa, conservata su una destinazione precisa.\n\nUn file eliminato dalla sorgente scompare dalla copia corrente successiva, ma può restare nelle versioni precedenti conservate. La conservazione si configura nell'editor completo; inizialmente vengono mantenute tutte le versioni, quindi lo storico richiede spazio. Sono file scrivibili, non snapshot immutabili e non una barriera contro il ransomware.\n\nIl backup lavora, la scrivania rimane tua\n\nL'interfaccia scura distingue le sorgenti in blu e le destinazioni in verde, con fogli animati che rendono visibile il trasferimento. L'animazione indica attività, senza fingere una previsione precisa dei tempi, e rispetta l'impostazione Riduci movimento.\n\nIl pulsante Vista compatta nella barra superiore trasforma la finestra principale in una piccola striscia spostabile. Trascinala dove ti è comodo, segui l'avanzamento e riapri la finestra con un clic. Ridurre l'interfaccia mantiene attive le programmazioni che hai scelto.\n\nLa striscia compatta lascia spazio al lavoro e mantiene visibile il backup.\n\nPer le copie automatiche lascia l'app aperta, il Mac sveglio e i dischi collegati. Nelle Impostazioni puoi attivare esplicitamente un servizio in background che continua a gestire le scadenze dopo l'uscita dall'app e parte al login. StackUp non risveglia il Mac e non esegue copie quando è spento.\n\nGli aggiornamenti dell'app si fanno vedere\n\nStackUp controlla le nuove versioni all'avvio e ogni sei ore mentre è aperto. Puoi disattivare il controllo automatico oppure avviarlo manualmente. Prima di proporre il collegamento al download, l'app autentica l'avviso tramite una firma Ed25519. Una nuova versione viene segnalata nell'interfaccia insieme alle note di rilascio.\n\nGli aggiornamenti dell'app hanno comandi separati dalla programmazione dei backup.\n\nSei tu a scegliere quando scaricare il DMG e installarlo. L'applicazione non viene sostituita silenziosamente durante un backup. Prima di cambiarla, attendi che le copie finiscano e chiudi StackUp. Le richieste di aggiornamento non inviano file o percorsi dei backup: il lavoro di copia resta sul Mac e sui dischi selezionati.\n\nUna beta con uno scopo preciso\n\nStackUp usa destinazioni locali APFS, comprese quelle cifrate che macOS ha già sbloccato. Formattazione, cifratura e password restano gestite dal sistema. Non ci sono account, abbonamenti o telemetria. L'interfaccia segue la lingua principale del Mac: italiano se è italiano, inglese negli altri casi.\n\nQuesta versione non offre backup NAS o cloud, cloni avviabili o un recupero completo del sistema già validato. L'opzione sperimentale Intero Mac seleziona ampie cartelle di dati: non è un'immagine dell'SSD interno. Database e macchine virtuali aperti non hanno una garanzia di consistenza applicativa; i file presenti soltanto nel cloud devono essere leggibili localmente prima della copia.\n\nComincia da una piccola cartella rappresentativa. Completa un backup, modifica un file, ripetilo e recupera una versione precedente in una cartella separata. Il risultato che conta è recuperare il proprio lavoro.\n\nStackUp è sviluppato da una crew italiana di Portomaggiore. Lo pubblichiamo gratuitamente, con un perimetro chiaro e la possibilità di migliorarlo attraverso l'uso reale. Le tue cartelle, i tuoi dischi e una copia che sai dove trovare.", "title": "StackUp: le tue cartelle, i tuoi dischi, un backup che ritrovi", "excerpt": "StackUp 0.10.0 beta porta i backup locali APFS in un’interfaccia Mac chiara. Trascina le cartelle, scegli più dischi, decidi tra copia leggibile e archivio strutturato e programma gli aggiornamenti incrementali da cinque minuti a trenta giorni. Con cronologia, ripristino verificato, finestrella spostabile e avvisi di aggiornamento firmati. Gratis, macOS 14+, Apple silicon.", "summary": "Backup nativi per Apple silicon: cartelle riconoscibili nel Finder, più dischi contemporaneamente, frequenze facoltative e versioni da recuperare. Gratis, ora in beta.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/" } }, "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "canonical_domain": "blackorder.io", "source": "official", "preferred_language": "en", "preferred_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "preferred_official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "facts": { "title": { "value": "StackUp: your folders, your drives, a backup you can find", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "description": { "value": "One folder on your Desktop matters more than the others. Perhaps it contains this week's work or tomorrow's delivery. You know you should copy it to an external drive. Sometimes you do. Then the folder changes, the copy gets old, and the next time you open the drive you have to remember which version is actually useful.\n\nAdding a second drive should make this easier to trust. Instead, it often means doing everything twice. And when you finally browse the result, the familiar folders disappear behind identifiers and layers of archive directories.\n\nStackUp began with that everyday problem: choose the folders, choose the drives, and understand what happens next. See your files on the destination. Know when the last copy finished. Recover an earlier version without guessing where it went.\n\nStackUp 0.10.0 is a free beta for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later. It makes local, versioned backups to APFS volumes. It has a dedicated Simple mode, multiple simultaneous destinations, optional schedules and a compact window that stays out of your way. It is still a beta: keep another established backup while you evaluate it, and test a restore with your own kinds of files.\n\nA useful backup has to answer more than “did something get copied?” It has to distinguish a completed version from a job that stopped halfway. It has to keep yesterday's work when today's source contains a mistake. It has to cope with one drive being disconnected while another is available. And it has to be clear about when it is allowed to run.\n\nNew plans start manually. Selecting a plan or browsing the interface does not launch a backup. A schedule is a choice you make explicitly, and stopping a destination pauses its automatic runs until you resume them.\n\nThe storage design uses APFS, the filesystem already at home on modern Macs. Unchanged files can be cloned within the destination volume: APFS shares their underlying storage until a copy changes, while each version remains an independent file tree. That helps avoid repeatedly writing identical content. StackUp reads file contents for verification, and a changed file is copied in full. \n\nWe also wanted the drive itself to remain understandable. The default Simple copy format gives you a normal folder in the Finder, while StackUp keeps the information needed for history separately. The interface distinguishes an incomplete run from an older completed version.\n\nStart with your folders and your drives\n\nOpen Simple mode in the sidebar. Add folders through the chooser or drag them into the source area; Desktop and Documents have their own shortcuts. Select one or several destination drives, name the backup and press Start backup. That button saves the plan and starts its destinations together.\n\nIt can protect several source folders in one plan and write to several drives. The full interface adds exclusions, retention settings and advanced options when you need them.\n\nThe real app, using generated demonstration files: sources, destinations and timing in one place.\n\nA copy you can recognise in the Finder\n\nChoose Simple copy for a regular folder on the destination. With one source, its files appear directly inside that folder. With several sources, their original folder names remain visible. Files appear progressively as they are copied and verified; you do not have to wait for the entire job to see them.\n\nDuring a run, that visible folder is incomplete. An interruption leaves the files already delivered there, while earlier completed versions remain available in History. Editing the visible copy does not edit those older versions, but your edits to the visible copy will be replaced by the next backup. This is one-way backup, not two-way synchronisation.\n\nThe alternative Structured archive format exposes the versioned archive layout and can provide a shortcut to the latest version. Both formats retain history. Simple copy stores its management data in a hidden .StackUp Backups directory; hiding it makes browsing easier, not smaller or immune to deletion.\n\nChoose how often, or keep it manual\n\nEnable Automatic updates in Simple mode and choose Repeat every. Presets range from 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes to 2, 5, 10 or 24 hours, then 5, 10 or 30 days. Twenty-four hours is also one day.\n\nThe first run copies the selected contents. Later runs reuse unchanged files and copy new or modified files. After a successful backup, that destination's next run is based on the chosen interval. Enabling a schedule or changing its frequency waits a full interval; it does not unexpectedly launch a copy at that moment. Saved plans keep the scheduling choice immediately. New plans save it when you start their first backup.\n\nTurn the checkbox off to prevent future automatic runs; a copy already running can finish. Stop also pauses automation for that destination until you explicitly resume it. An occasional manual run does not silently remove that pause.\n\nSeveral drives, independent progress\n\nEach destination runs independently and keeps its own versions, status and last successful backup. An unavailable drive does not stop the other destinations. Two folders on one physical volume are allowed, but the interface points out that they are not independent drives.\n\nParallel copies share the Mac's source storage and connection bandwidth. StackUp does not promise that two drives will finish twice as quickly, or capture exactly the same instant if you keep editing the sources. \n\nHistory that leads back to a file\n\nIn History, choose the plan and destination, then browse a completed version. Search for a file, inspect a supported text preview, restore a selection or recover the whole version into a new folder. Restore verifies the selected file contents and does not overwrite your original working files. You can also check a complete version’s integrity.\n\nRecovery starts with a particular version on a particular destination.\n\nDeleting a source file removes it from the next current copy, but retained older versions can still contain it. Retention is configured in the full editor; the initial setting keeps every version, so history needs disk space. These are writable files, not immutable snapshots or a ransomware barrier.\n\nKeep working while the backup runs\n\nThe dark interface uses blue for sources and green for destinations, with moving pages to make transfer activity visible. The animation indicates activity rather than pretending to be a precise time estimate, and respects Reduce Motion.\n\nThe top bar's Compact view button turns the main window into a small movable strip. Drag it where it suits your workspace, follow progress and expand it with a click. Reducing the window keeps your chosen schedules active.\n\nThe compact strip leaves room for your work while keeping the backup visible.\n\nFor automatic runs, leave the app open and the Mac awake with the drives connected. An optional background service in Settings can continue scheduling after you quit the app and starts at login. It is an explicit choice. StackUp does not wake a sleeping Mac or back up while it is switched off.\n\nUpdates that tell you before changing anything\n\nStackUp checks for new releases at launch and every six hours while the app is open. You can disable those checks or request one manually. Release notices are authenticated with an Ed25519 signature before the app offers their download link. A new version appears in the app with its release notes.\n\nApp updates have their own controls, separate from backup schedules.\n\nYou choose when to download the DMG and install it. Nothing silently replaces the application during a backup. Wait for active copies to finish and quit StackUp before replacing it. Update requests do not send backup files or their paths; local backup work stays on your Mac and destination drives.\n\nA focused beta, with its boundaries in view\n\nStackUp supports local APFS destinations, including encrypted volumes that macOS has already unlocked. Disk formatting, encryption and passwords stay with macOS; StackUp does not manage them. There is no account, subscription or telemetry. The interface follows the Mac's primary language: Italian when that language is Italian, English otherwise.\n\nThis release does not provide NAS or cloud backup, a bootable clone or a validated whole-system recovery. The experimental Entire Mac option selects broad data locations; it is not an image of the internal SSD. Open databases and virtual machines do not have an application-consistency guarantee, and cloud-only files must be locally readable before copying.\n\nStart with a small, representative folder. Complete a backup, change a file, run it again and restore an earlier version into a separate folder. That is the useful first test: seeing the work come back.\n\nStackUp is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore. We are releasing it free, with a clear scope and room to improve through real use. Your folders, your drives, and a backup you can actually find.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "A free native backup app for Apple silicon: familiar folders in the Finder, several drives at once, optional schedules and a history you can restore. Now in beta.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/stackup-backup-mac-apple-silicon/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "One folder on your Desktop matters more than the others. Perhaps it contains this week's work or tomorrow's delivery. You know you should copy it to an external drive. Sometimes you do. Then the folder changes, the copy gets old, and the next time you open the drive you have to remember which version is actually useful.\n\nAdding a second drive should make this easier to trust. Instead, it often means doing everything twice. And when you finally browse the result, the familiar folders disappear behind identifiers and layers of archive directories.\n\nStackUp began with that everyday problem: choose the folders, choose the drives, and understand what happens next. See your files on the destination. Know when the last copy finished. Recover an earlier version without guessing where it went.\n\nStackUp 0.10.0 is a free beta for Apple silicon Macs running macOS 14 or later. It makes local, versioned backups to APFS volumes. It has a dedicated Simple mode, multiple simultaneous destinations, optional schedules and a compact window that stays out of your way. It is still a beta: keep another established backup while you evaluate it, and test a restore with your own kinds of files.\n\nA useful backup has to answer more than “did something get copied?” It has to distinguish a completed version from a job that stopped halfway. It has to keep yesterday's work when today's source contains a mistake. It has to cope with one drive being disconnected while another is available. And it has to be clear about when it is allowed to run.\n\nNew plans start manually. Selecting a plan or browsing the interface does not launch a backup. A schedule is a choice you make explicitly, and stopping a destination pauses its automatic runs until you resume them.\n\nThe storage design uses APFS, the filesystem already at home on modern Macs. Unchanged files can be cloned within the destination volume: APFS shares their underlying storage until a copy changes, while each version remains an independent file tree. That helps avoid repeatedly writing identical content. StackUp reads file contents for verification, and a changed file is copied in full. \n\nWe also wanted the drive itself to remain understandable. The default Simple copy format gives you a normal folder in the Finder, while StackUp keeps the information needed for history separately. The interface distinguishes an incomplete run from an older completed version.\n\nStart with your folders and your drives\n\nOpen Simple mode in the sidebar. Add folders through the chooser or drag them into the source area; Desktop and Documents have their own shortcuts. Select one or several destination drives, name the backup and press Start backup. That button saves the plan and starts its destinations together.\n\nIt can protect several source folders in one plan and write to several drives. The full interface adds exclusions, retention settings and advanced options when you need them.\n\nThe real app, using generated demonstration files: sources, destinations and timing in one place.\n\nA copy you can recognise in the Finder\n\nChoose Simple copy for a regular folder on the destination. With one source, its files appear directly inside that folder. With several sources, their original folder names remain visible. Files appear progressively as they are copied and verified; you do not have to wait for the entire job to see them.\n\nDuring a run, that visible folder is incomplete. An interruption leaves the files already delivered there, while earlier completed versions remain available in History. Editing the visible copy does not edit those older versions, but your edits to the visible copy will be replaced by the next backup. This is one-way backup, not two-way synchronisation.\n\nThe alternative Structured archive format exposes the versioned archive layout and can provide a shortcut to the latest version. Both formats retain history. Simple copy stores its management data in a hidden .StackUp Backups directory; hiding it makes browsing easier, not smaller or immune to deletion.\n\nChoose how often, or keep it manual\n\nEnable Automatic updates in Simple mode and choose Repeat every. Presets range from 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes to 2, 5, 10 or 24 hours, then 5, 10 or 30 days. Twenty-four hours is also one day.\n\nThe first run copies the selected contents. Later runs reuse unchanged files and copy new or modified files. After a successful backup, that destination's next run is based on the chosen interval. Enabling a schedule or changing its frequency waits a full interval; it does not unexpectedly launch a copy at that moment. Saved plans keep the scheduling choice immediately. New plans save it when you start their first backup.\n\nTurn the checkbox off to prevent future automatic runs; a copy already running can finish. Stop also pauses automation for that destination until you explicitly resume it. An occasional manual run does not silently remove that pause.\n\nSeveral drives, independent progress\n\nEach destination runs independently and keeps its own versions, status and last successful backup. An unavailable drive does not stop the other destinations. Two folders on one physical volume are allowed, but the interface points out that they are not independent drives.\n\nParallel copies share the Mac's source storage and connection bandwidth. StackUp does not promise that two drives will finish twice as quickly, or capture exactly the same instant if you keep editing the sources. \n\nHistory that leads back to a file\n\nIn History, choose the plan and destination, then browse a completed version. Search for a file, inspect a supported text preview, restore a selection or recover the whole version into a new folder. Restore verifies the selected file contents and does not overwrite your original working files. You can also check a complete version’s integrity.\n\nRecovery starts with a particular version on a particular destination.\n\nDeleting a source file removes it from the next current copy, but retained older versions can still contain it. Retention is configured in the full editor; the initial setting keeps every version, so history needs disk space. These are writable files, not immutable snapshots or a ransomware barrier.\n\nKeep working while the backup runs\n\nThe dark interface uses blue for sources and green for destinations, with moving pages to make transfer activity visible. The animation indicates activity rather than pretending to be a precise time estimate, and respects Reduce Motion.\n\nThe top bar's Compact view button turns the main window into a small movable strip. Drag it where it suits your workspace, follow progress and expand it with a click. Reducing the window keeps your chosen schedules active.\n\nThe compact strip leaves room for your work while keeping the backup visible.\n\nFor automatic runs, leave the app open and the Mac awake with the drives connected. An optional background service in Settings can continue scheduling after you quit the app and starts at login. It is an explicit choice. StackUp does not wake a sleeping Mac or back up while it is switched off.\n\nUpdates that tell you before changing anything\n\nStackUp checks for new releases at launch and every six hours while the app is open. You can disable those checks or request one manually. Release notices are authenticated with an Ed25519 signature before the app offers their download link. A new version appears in the app with its release notes.\n\nApp updates have their own controls, separate from backup schedules.\n\nYou choose when to download the DMG and install it. Nothing silently replaces the application during a backup. Wait for active copies to finish and quit StackUp before replacing it. Update requests do not send backup files or their paths; local backup work stays on your Mac and destination drives.\n\nA focused beta, with its boundaries in view\n\nStackUp supports local APFS destinations, including encrypted volumes that macOS has already unlocked. Disk formatting, encryption and passwords stay with macOS; StackUp does not manage them. There is no account, subscription or telemetry. The interface follows the Mac's primary language: Italian when that language is Italian, English otherwise.\n\nThis release does not provide NAS or cloud backup, a bootable clone or a validated whole-system recovery. The experimental Entire Mac option selects broad data locations; it is not an image of the internal SSD. Open databases and virtual machines do not have an application-consistency guarantee, and cloud-only files must be locally readable before copying.\n\nStart with a small, representative folder. Complete a backup, change a file, run it again and restore an earlier version into a separate folder. That is the useful first test: seeing the work come back.\n\nStackUp is developed by an Italian crew from Portomaggiore. We are releasing it free, with a clear scope and room to improve through real use. 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Prototype in days, source code delivered, no telemetry.", "summary": "BlackOrder Studio builds the software you cannot find on the market: AI orchestrators, neural networks, native Mac apps and web platforms for professionals and companies. Prototype in days, source code delivered, no telemetry.", "description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Get in Touch\n Phone\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Email Now\n info@blackorder.it\n Via Kenia, 44015 Portomaggiore (FE), Italy\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Newsletter\n Home\n Studio\n We build the software you can't find on the market.\n An independent studio in Portomaggiore, Italy. AI orchestrators, neural networks, native apps and web platforms, designed with you and delivered with the source code. For professionals and companies that have a precise idea and nobody to build it.\n Tell us about your project\n Call us\n Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store. One AI orchestrator in production. The replies are written by the people who write the code.\n Work\n Look at what we ship before you read what we promise.\n Not mockups. Systems in production, an ecosystem of sites and platforms, trading and neuroevolution engines, apps on the App Store, collaborations you can read about on the blog. Each one designed, coded, signed and kept alive by this studio.\n AI orchestrator · in production\n One system that runs the whole company\n Regìa links sales, administration, production, warehouse, logistics and security in a single flow. It plugs into the CRM, the management system, the sensors and the bank the company already uses, and applies AI only where it brings value: quality control, forecasting, anomaly detection.\n It acts from a Telegram message: checks an invoice, updates the CRM, prepares a document, follows a lead. You decide, the system executes.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · how Regìa is designed\n From the contract to the delivery, every step drawn before it is coded\n Before writing a line, we map the company: who does what, which document triggers which action, where decisions are taken. On regia.digital you can walk through interactive flows, one per sector, from the supermarket to the factory floor, and see where Regìa steps in and where a person stays in charge.\n The same method we use for every custom project: a process map you can read, then a prototype you can click.\n Walk through the flows \n Ecosystem · LondonArkal ProjectThe portal and the hub of Arkal Project Ltd: personal area, registrations, whitepaper, systems that talk to each other. Designed and built here.\n Algorithmic trading · AIHT EvolutionLong and short systems on real markets, a real-time dashboard with equity curves and executed trades, an AI supervisor that reviews every decision.\n NeuroevolutionV-INA digital life engine: neural networks that evolve over generations, species, mutations and emergent behaviour, watched live in the observatory.\n Independent AI infrastructureRegìa Data CenterOpen-weight models run in house, sensitive data that never leaves, frontier models only where they are needed. Dynamic routing, request by request.\n Encrypted data marketplacebeWalletData encrypted on the device, sold through smart contracts, no intermediaries.\n Native Mac app · App StoreOn Air MK2GPU live production: multi-camera, broadcast audio, RTMP streaming, 4K recording.\n CollaborationCodename 2182A native study companion for the GMDSS certifications, with Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Free toolNetScopeEvery process, every connection, every byte. Signed, notarized, with signed updates.\n Does this sound familiar?\n Three situations we see every week.\n 01Your work lives in spreadsheets and e-mail\nOrders, deadlines, quotes and customers scattered across files that only one person understands. Every step copied by hand, every mistake discovered too late.\n 02You have three tools that don't talk to each other\nA CRM, a management system, a warehouse app and a bank portal, each with its own truth. Nobody has the whole picture and the reports are always a week old.\n 03You have a clear idea and nobody to build it\nA product, a service, an AI assistant for your customers. You explained it to an agency and got a slide deck. You asked a freelancer and got silence after the second month.\n For each of these there is a way of working together. It starts with a prototype you can click, not with a contract.\n What we build\n From the single tool to the system that runs the company.\n Six families of work. Most projects mix two or three of them, which is exactly what a small studio that owns the whole stack is good at.\n 01AI orchestrators and agents\nSystems that read your processes, decide and act: agents that answer customers, follow leads, check invoices, coordinate departments and report on Telegram or by e-mail. Grounded in your data, with a human in charge. Regìa is the proof.\n 02Neural networks and custom models\nComputer vision for quality control, anomaly detection, forecasting, neuroevolution and reinforcement learning for control problems. Trained on your data, running on your hardware or in the cloud you choose.\n 03Native Mac and iOS apps\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal and on-device intelligence. Signed and notarized, published on the App Store or distributed directly with a signed update channel. Twenty-five apps say we know the road.\n 04Web platforms and backends\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, real-time dashboards, marketplaces with escrow logic, multi-tenant instances, public APIs. Deployed on your servers or ours, monitored, backed up.\n 05Integrations and automation\nCRM, ERP, warehouse systems, sensors, banking through open banking, Telegram and WhatsApp, mail and documents with OCR. MCP servers so that your data can talk to any AI assistant without leaving your control.\n 06Security and cryptography\nEnd-to-end encrypted messaging, hardened deployments, digital forensics and blockchain analysis. Data that stays yours by architecture, not by promise.\n Three ways to work together\n Prototype first, then everything else.\n You choose how far to go. Every step is delivered, and what you paid for is yours even if you stop there.\n Start herePrototype\nDays, fixed price\nOne or two mapping sessions, then a working prototype on real data when possible. You click it, you break it, we learn what no specification could say. At the end you get a fixed quote for the full project.\nWhat you getA working prototype, a process map, a fixed quote. If you stop here, the prototype stays yours.\n Full buildProject\nWeeks to months, cycles of two weeks\nShort iterations, each one delivered, reviewed with you and tested. No black boxes, no six-month silences, no surprises at the end. Delivered signed, documented and ready to run where you decide.\nWhat you getSource code, signed builds, documentation, a signed update channel, monitoring.\n Long termRetainer\nMonthly, guaranteed hours\nThe software evolves with the company: new functions, integrations, models retrained on fresh data, updates and security. A single number to call, the same people every time.\nWhat you getGuaranteed hours every month, priority response, updates and monitoring included.\n Who answers\n The e-mails are read by the person who writes the code.\n BlackOrder was founded by Augusto Tagliati, software engineer, in Portomaggiore in the Ferrara countryside. Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store, free tools on the blog, Regìa in production: everything designed, coded and signed here.\n A small studio has one advantage no agency can offer: the person who listens to your problem is the same one who solves it. No account managers, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Founder and software engineer\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelancer or agency?\n What changes when you choose us.\n A fair comparison, from what our customers told us before they arrived.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelancerLarge agency\n Who writes the code\nThe person you talk to\nThe same person, usually\nA team that changes over time\n Prototype before the contract\nAlways, within days\nSometimes\nRarely, after a proposal phase\n Code and data ownership\nYours, with source and keys\nDepends on the agreement\nOften tied to their platforms\n AI and neural networks in house\nYes, in production today\nRarely\nOften subcontracted\n Native Mac and iOS\nTwenty-five apps on the App Store\nDepends on the person\nUsually cross-platform frameworks\n Continuity\nA studio with products of its own\nDepends on availability\nHigh, with high overhead\n Every freelancer and every agency is different. This is what we commit to, in writing, on every project.\n FAQ\n Questions we hear at the first call.\n How much does it cost?\nIt depends on the scope, and we say it early: after the mapping sessions you receive a fixed price for the prototype and an estimate for the full project. No surprises at the end of the work, and no invoices for hours you did not approve.How long does it take?\nA prototype in days. A first useful release in a few weeks. A complete project in two to four months depending on the scope, delivered in two-week cycles so you see progress every fortnight.Who will work on my project?\nThe person who answers the phone. A small studio, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway through.Do you use AI to write code?\nYes, as a tool, with human review on every line that goes to production. We also build AI systems for our customers, so we know exactly where it helps and where it does not.Does the code stay mine?\nAlways. Source code, signed builds, keys, documentation and the update channel. Nothing we build depends on us staying.Where does my data run?\nWhere you decide: on your Mac, on your servers, or on a dedicated server we manage in Europe. Never on third-party platforms you did not choose, and never with telemetry.Do you only work on Mac?\nNo. Mac and iOS are our specialty, but web platforms, backends, bots and integrations run everywhere. Regìa itself is a web platform.Where are you?\nPortomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, Italy. We work with customers all over Italy and in Europe, in person when it matters.\n Tell us the idea \n One message, then we talk.\n Describe what you have in mind in a few lines. We reply in person, usually within one working day, with a first opinion and, if it makes sense, a proposal for the mapping session.\n Phone+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Tell us about your project\n No third-party scripts on this page. The message goes to our mail server and nowhere else.", "full_description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Get in Touch\n Phone\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Email Now\n info@blackorder.it\n Via Kenia, 44015 Portomaggiore (FE), Italy\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Newsletter\n Home\n Studio\n We build the software you can't find on the market.\n An independent studio in Portomaggiore, Italy. AI orchestrators, neural networks, native apps and web platforms, designed with you and delivered with the source code. For professionals and companies that have a precise idea and nobody to build it.\n Tell us about your project\n Call us\n Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store. One AI orchestrator in production. The replies are written by the people who write the code.\n Work\n Look at what we ship before you read what we promise.\n Not mockups. Systems in production, an ecosystem of sites and platforms, trading and neuroevolution engines, apps on the App Store, collaborations you can read about on the blog. Each one designed, coded, signed and kept alive by this studio.\n AI orchestrator · in production\n One system that runs the whole company\n Regìa links sales, administration, production, warehouse, logistics and security in a single flow. It plugs into the CRM, the management system, the sensors and the bank the company already uses, and applies AI only where it brings value: quality control, forecasting, anomaly detection.\n It acts from a Telegram message: checks an invoice, updates the CRM, prepares a document, follows a lead. You decide, the system executes.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · how Regìa is designed\n From the contract to the delivery, every step drawn before it is coded\n Before writing a line, we map the company: who does what, which document triggers which action, where decisions are taken. On regia.digital you can walk through interactive flows, one per sector, from the supermarket to the factory floor, and see where Regìa steps in and where a person stays in charge.\n The same method we use for every custom project: a process map you can read, then a prototype you can click.\n Walk through the flows \n Ecosystem · LondonArkal ProjectThe portal and the hub of Arkal Project Ltd: personal area, registrations, whitepaper, systems that talk to each other. Designed and built here.\n Algorithmic trading · AIHT EvolutionLong and short systems on real markets, a real-time dashboard with equity curves and executed trades, an AI supervisor that reviews every decision.\n NeuroevolutionV-INA digital life engine: neural networks that evolve over generations, species, mutations and emergent behaviour, watched live in the observatory.\n Independent AI infrastructureRegìa Data CenterOpen-weight models run in house, sensitive data that never leaves, frontier models only where they are needed. Dynamic routing, request by request.\n Encrypted data marketplacebeWalletData encrypted on the device, sold through smart contracts, no intermediaries.\n Native Mac app · App StoreOn Air MK2GPU live production: multi-camera, broadcast audio, RTMP streaming, 4K recording.\n CollaborationCodename 2182A native study companion for the GMDSS certifications, with Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Free toolNetScopeEvery process, every connection, every byte. Signed, notarized, with signed updates.\n Does this sound familiar?\n Three situations we see every week.\n 01Your work lives in spreadsheets and e-mail\nOrders, deadlines, quotes and customers scattered across files that only one person understands. Every step copied by hand, every mistake discovered too late.\n 02You have three tools that don't talk to each other\nA CRM, a management system, a warehouse app and a bank portal, each with its own truth. Nobody has the whole picture and the reports are always a week old.\n 03You have a clear idea and nobody to build it\nA product, a service, an AI assistant for your customers. You explained it to an agency and got a slide deck. You asked a freelancer and got silence after the second month.\n For each of these there is a way of working together. It starts with a prototype you can click, not with a contract.\n What we build\n From the single tool to the system that runs the company.\n Six families of work. Most projects mix two or three of them, which is exactly what a small studio that owns the whole stack is good at.\n 01AI orchestrators and agents\nSystems that read your processes, decide and act: agents that answer customers, follow leads, check invoices, coordinate departments and report on Telegram or by e-mail. Grounded in your data, with a human in charge. Regìa is the proof.\n 02Neural networks and custom models\nComputer vision for quality control, anomaly detection, forecasting, neuroevolution and reinforcement learning for control problems. Trained on your data, running on your hardware or in the cloud you choose.\n 03Native Mac and iOS apps\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal and on-device intelligence. Signed and notarized, published on the App Store or distributed directly with a signed update channel. Twenty-five apps say we know the road.\n 04Web platforms and backends\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, real-time dashboards, marketplaces with escrow logic, multi-tenant instances, public APIs. Deployed on your servers or ours, monitored, backed up.\n 05Integrations and automation\nCRM, ERP, warehouse systems, sensors, banking through open banking, Telegram and WhatsApp, mail and documents with OCR. MCP servers so that your data can talk to any AI assistant without leaving your control.\n 06Security and cryptography\nEnd-to-end encrypted messaging, hardened deployments, digital forensics and blockchain analysis. Data that stays yours by architecture, not by promise.\n Three ways to work together\n Prototype first, then everything else.\n You choose how far to go. Every step is delivered, and what you paid for is yours even if you stop there.\n Start herePrototype\nDays, fixed price\nOne or two mapping sessions, then a working prototype on real data when possible. You click it, you break it, we learn what no specification could say. At the end you get a fixed quote for the full project.\nWhat you getA working prototype, a process map, a fixed quote. If you stop here, the prototype stays yours.\n Full buildProject\nWeeks to months, cycles of two weeks\nShort iterations, each one delivered, reviewed with you and tested. No black boxes, no six-month silences, no surprises at the end. Delivered signed, documented and ready to run where you decide.\nWhat you getSource code, signed builds, documentation, a signed update channel, monitoring.\n Long termRetainer\nMonthly, guaranteed hours\nThe software evolves with the company: new functions, integrations, models retrained on fresh data, updates and security. A single number to call, the same people every time.\nWhat you getGuaranteed hours every month, priority response, updates and monitoring included.\n Who answers\n The e-mails are read by the person who writes the code.\n BlackOrder was founded by Augusto Tagliati, software engineer, in Portomaggiore in the Ferrara countryside. Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store, free tools on the blog, Regìa in production: everything designed, coded and signed here.\n A small studio has one advantage no agency can offer: the person who listens to your problem is the same one who solves it. No account managers, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Founder and software engineer\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelancer or agency?\n What changes when you choose us.\n A fair comparison, from what our customers told us before they arrived.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelancerLarge agency\n Who writes the code\nThe person you talk to\nThe same person, usually\nA team that changes over time\n Prototype before the contract\nAlways, within days\nSometimes\nRarely, after a proposal phase\n Code and data ownership\nYours, with source and keys\nDepends on the agreement\nOften tied to their platforms\n AI and neural networks in house\nYes, in production today\nRarely\nOften subcontracted\n Native Mac and iOS\nTwenty-five apps on the App Store\nDepends on the person\nUsually cross-platform frameworks\n Continuity\nA studio with products of its own\nDepends on availability\nHigh, with high overhead\n Every freelancer and every agency is different. This is what we commit to, in writing, on every project.\n FAQ\n Questions we hear at the first call.\n How much does it cost?\nIt depends on the scope, and we say it early: after the mapping sessions you receive a fixed price for the prototype and an estimate for the full project. No surprises at the end of the work, and no invoices for hours you did not approve.How long does it take?\nA prototype in days. A first useful release in a few weeks. A complete project in two to four months depending on the scope, delivered in two-week cycles so you see progress every fortnight.Who will work on my project?\nThe person who answers the phone. A small studio, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway through.Do you use AI to write code?\nYes, as a tool, with human review on every line that goes to production. We also build AI systems for our customers, so we know exactly where it helps and where it does not.Does the code stay mine?\nAlways. Source code, signed builds, keys, documentation and the update channel. Nothing we build depends on us staying.Where does my data run?\nWhere you decide: on your Mac, on your servers, or on a dedicated server we manage in Europe. Never on third-party platforms you did not choose, and never with telemetry.Do you only work on Mac?\nNo. Mac and iOS are our specialty, but web platforms, backends, bots and integrations run everywhere. Regìa itself is a web platform.Where are you?\nPortomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, Italy. We work with customers all over Italy and in Europe, in person when it matters.\n Tell us the idea \n One message, then we talk.\n Describe what you have in mind in a few lines. We reply in person, usually within one working day, with a first opinion and, if it makes sense, a proposal for the mapping session.\n Phone+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Tell us about your project\n No third-party scripts on this page. 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Prototype in days, source code delivered, no telemetry.", "summary": "BlackOrder Studio builds the software you cannot find on the market: AI orchestrators, neural networks, native Mac apps and web platforms for professionals and companies. Prototype in days, source code delivered, no telemetry.", "description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Get in Touch\n Phone\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Email Now\n info@blackorder.it\n Via Kenia, 44015 Portomaggiore (FE), Italy\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Newsletter\n Home\n Studio\n We build the software you can't find on the market.\n An independent studio in Portomaggiore, Italy. AI orchestrators, neural networks, native apps and web platforms, designed with you and delivered with the source code. For professionals and companies that have a precise idea and nobody to build it.\n Tell us about your project\n Call us\n Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store. One AI orchestrator in production. The replies are written by the people who write the code.\n Work\n Look at what we ship before you read what we promise.\n Not mockups. Systems in production, an ecosystem of sites and platforms, trading and neuroevolution engines, apps on the App Store, collaborations you can read about on the blog. Each one designed, coded, signed and kept alive by this studio.\n AI orchestrator · in production\n One system that runs the whole company\n Regìa links sales, administration, production, warehouse, logistics and security in a single flow. It plugs into the CRM, the management system, the sensors and the bank the company already uses, and applies AI only where it brings value: quality control, forecasting, anomaly detection.\n It acts from a Telegram message: checks an invoice, updates the CRM, prepares a document, follows a lead. You decide, the system executes.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · how Regìa is designed\n From the contract to the delivery, every step drawn before it is coded\n Before writing a line, we map the company: who does what, which document triggers which action, where decisions are taken. On regia.digital you can walk through interactive flows, one per sector, from the supermarket to the factory floor, and see where Regìa steps in and where a person stays in charge.\n The same method we use for every custom project: a process map you can read, then a prototype you can click.\n Walk through the flows \n Ecosystem · LondonArkal ProjectThe portal and the hub of Arkal Project Ltd: personal area, registrations, whitepaper, systems that talk to each other. Designed and built here.\n Algorithmic trading · AIHT EvolutionLong and short systems on real markets, a real-time dashboard with equity curves and executed trades, an AI supervisor that reviews every decision.\n NeuroevolutionV-INA digital life engine: neural networks that evolve over generations, species, mutations and emergent behaviour, watched live in the observatory.\n Independent AI infrastructureRegìa Data CenterOpen-weight models run in house, sensitive data that never leaves, frontier models only where they are needed. Dynamic routing, request by request.\n Encrypted data marketplacebeWalletData encrypted on the device, sold through smart contracts, no intermediaries.\n Native Mac app · App StoreOn Air MK2GPU live production: multi-camera, broadcast audio, RTMP streaming, 4K recording.\n CollaborationCodename 2182A native study companion for the GMDSS certifications, with Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Free toolNetScopeEvery process, every connection, every byte. Signed, notarized, with signed updates.\n Does this sound familiar?\n Three situations we see every week.\n 01Your work lives in spreadsheets and e-mail\nOrders, deadlines, quotes and customers scattered across files that only one person understands. Every step copied by hand, every mistake discovered too late.\n 02You have three tools that don't talk to each other\nA CRM, a management system, a warehouse app and a bank portal, each with its own truth. Nobody has the whole picture and the reports are always a week old.\n 03You have a clear idea and nobody to build it\nA product, a service, an AI assistant for your customers. You explained it to an agency and got a slide deck. You asked a freelancer and got silence after the second month.\n For each of these there is a way of working together. It starts with a prototype you can click, not with a contract.\n What we build\n From the single tool to the system that runs the company.\n Six families of work. Most projects mix two or three of them, which is exactly what a small studio that owns the whole stack is good at.\n 01AI orchestrators and agents\nSystems that read your processes, decide and act: agents that answer customers, follow leads, check invoices, coordinate departments and report on Telegram or by e-mail. Grounded in your data, with a human in charge. Regìa is the proof.\n 02Neural networks and custom models\nComputer vision for quality control, anomaly detection, forecasting, neuroevolution and reinforcement learning for control problems. Trained on your data, running on your hardware or in the cloud you choose.\n 03Native Mac and iOS apps\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal and on-device intelligence. Signed and notarized, published on the App Store or distributed directly with a signed update channel. Twenty-five apps say we know the road.\n 04Web platforms and backends\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, real-time dashboards, marketplaces with escrow logic, multi-tenant instances, public APIs. Deployed on your servers or ours, monitored, backed up.\n 05Integrations and automation\nCRM, ERP, warehouse systems, sensors, banking through open banking, Telegram and WhatsApp, mail and documents with OCR. MCP servers so that your data can talk to any AI assistant without leaving your control.\n 06Security and cryptography\nEnd-to-end encrypted messaging, hardened deployments, digital forensics and blockchain analysis. Data that stays yours by architecture, not by promise.\n Three ways to work together\n Prototype first, then everything else.\n You choose how far to go. Every step is delivered, and what you paid for is yours even if you stop there.\n Start herePrototype\nDays, fixed price\nOne or two mapping sessions, then a working prototype on real data when possible. You click it, you break it, we learn what no specification could say. At the end you get a fixed quote for the full project.\nWhat you getA working prototype, a process map, a fixed quote. If you stop here, the prototype stays yours.\n Full buildProject\nWeeks to months, cycles of two weeks\nShort iterations, each one delivered, reviewed with you and tested. No black boxes, no six-month silences, no surprises at the end. Delivered signed, documented and ready to run where you decide.\nWhat you getSource code, signed builds, documentation, a signed update channel, monitoring.\n Long termRetainer\nMonthly, guaranteed hours\nThe software evolves with the company: new functions, integrations, models retrained on fresh data, updates and security. A single number to call, the same people every time.\nWhat you getGuaranteed hours every month, priority response, updates and monitoring included.\n Who answers\n The e-mails are read by the person who writes the code.\n BlackOrder was founded by Augusto Tagliati, software engineer, in Portomaggiore in the Ferrara countryside. Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store, free tools on the blog, Regìa in production: everything designed, coded and signed here.\n A small studio has one advantage no agency can offer: the person who listens to your problem is the same one who solves it. No account managers, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Founder and software engineer\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelancer or agency?\n What changes when you choose us.\n A fair comparison, from what our customers told us before they arrived.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelancerLarge agency\n Who writes the code\nThe person you talk to\nThe same person, usually\nA team that changes over time\n Prototype before the contract\nAlways, within days\nSometimes\nRarely, after a proposal phase\n Code and data ownership\nYours, with source and keys\nDepends on the agreement\nOften tied to their platforms\n AI and neural networks in house\nYes, in production today\nRarely\nOften subcontracted\n Native Mac and iOS\nTwenty-five apps on the App Store\nDepends on the person\nUsually cross-platform frameworks\n Continuity\nA studio with products of its own\nDepends on availability\nHigh, with high overhead\n Every freelancer and every agency is different. This is what we commit to, in writing, on every project.\n FAQ\n Questions we hear at the first call.\n How much does it cost?\nIt depends on the scope, and we say it early: after the mapping sessions you receive a fixed price for the prototype and an estimate for the full project. No surprises at the end of the work, and no invoices for hours you did not approve.How long does it take?\nA prototype in days. A first useful release in a few weeks. A complete project in two to four months depending on the scope, delivered in two-week cycles so you see progress every fortnight.Who will work on my project?\nThe person who answers the phone. A small studio, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway through.Do you use AI to write code?\nYes, as a tool, with human review on every line that goes to production. We also build AI systems for our customers, so we know exactly where it helps and where it does not.Does the code stay mine?\nAlways. Source code, signed builds, keys, documentation and the update channel. Nothing we build depends on us staying.Where does my data run?\nWhere you decide: on your Mac, on your servers, or on a dedicated server we manage in Europe. Never on third-party platforms you did not choose, and never with telemetry.Do you only work on Mac?\nNo. Mac and iOS are our specialty, but web platforms, backends, bots and integrations run everywhere. Regìa itself is a web platform.Where are you?\nPortomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, Italy. We work with customers all over Italy and in Europe, in person when it matters.\n Tell us the idea \n One message, then we talk.\n Describe what you have in mind in a few lines. We reply in person, usually within one working day, with a first opinion and, if it makes sense, a proposal for the mapping session.\n Phone+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Tell us about your project\n No third-party scripts on this page. The message goes to our mail server and nowhere else.", "full_description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Get in Touch\n Phone\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Email Now\n info@blackorder.it\n Via Kenia, 44015 Portomaggiore (FE), Italy\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n About\n Blog\n Contact\n Newsletter\n Home\n Studio\n We build the software you can't find on the market.\n An independent studio in Portomaggiore, Italy. AI orchestrators, neural networks, native apps and web platforms, designed with you and delivered with the source code. For professionals and companies that have a precise idea and nobody to build it.\n Tell us about your project\n Call us\n Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store. One AI orchestrator in production. The replies are written by the people who write the code.\n Work\n Look at what we ship before you read what we promise.\n Not mockups. Systems in production, an ecosystem of sites and platforms, trading and neuroevolution engines, apps on the App Store, collaborations you can read about on the blog. Each one designed, coded, signed and kept alive by this studio.\n AI orchestrator · in production\n One system that runs the whole company\n Regìa links sales, administration, production, warehouse, logistics and security in a single flow. It plugs into the CRM, the management system, the sensors and the bank the company already uses, and applies AI only where it brings value: quality control, forecasting, anomaly detection.\n It acts from a Telegram message: checks an invoice, updates the CRM, prepares a document, follows a lead. You decide, the system executes.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · how Regìa is designed\n From the contract to the delivery, every step drawn before it is coded\n Before writing a line, we map the company: who does what, which document triggers which action, where decisions are taken. On regia.digital you can walk through interactive flows, one per sector, from the supermarket to the factory floor, and see where Regìa steps in and where a person stays in charge.\n The same method we use for every custom project: a process map you can read, then a prototype you can click.\n Walk through the flows \n Ecosystem · LondonArkal ProjectThe portal and the hub of Arkal Project Ltd: personal area, registrations, whitepaper, systems that talk to each other. Designed and built here.\n Algorithmic trading · AIHT EvolutionLong and short systems on real markets, a real-time dashboard with equity curves and executed trades, an AI supervisor that reviews every decision.\n NeuroevolutionV-INA digital life engine: neural networks that evolve over generations, species, mutations and emergent behaviour, watched live in the observatory.\n Independent AI infrastructureRegìa Data CenterOpen-weight models run in house, sensitive data that never leaves, frontier models only where they are needed. Dynamic routing, request by request.\n Encrypted data marketplacebeWalletData encrypted on the device, sold through smart contracts, no intermediaries.\n Native Mac app · App StoreOn Air MK2GPU live production: multi-camera, broadcast audio, RTMP streaming, 4K recording.\n CollaborationCodename 2182A native study companion for the GMDSS certifications, with Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Free toolNetScopeEvery process, every connection, every byte. Signed, notarized, with signed updates.\n Does this sound familiar?\n Three situations we see every week.\n 01Your work lives in spreadsheets and e-mail\nOrders, deadlines, quotes and customers scattered across files that only one person understands. Every step copied by hand, every mistake discovered too late.\n 02You have three tools that don't talk to each other\nA CRM, a management system, a warehouse app and a bank portal, each with its own truth. Nobody has the whole picture and the reports are always a week old.\n 03You have a clear idea and nobody to build it\nA product, a service, an AI assistant for your customers. You explained it to an agency and got a slide deck. You asked a freelancer and got silence after the second month.\n For each of these there is a way of working together. It starts with a prototype you can click, not with a contract.\n What we build\n From the single tool to the system that runs the company.\n Six families of work. Most projects mix two or three of them, which is exactly what a small studio that owns the whole stack is good at.\n 01AI orchestrators and agents\nSystems that read your processes, decide and act: agents that answer customers, follow leads, check invoices, coordinate departments and report on Telegram or by e-mail. Grounded in your data, with a human in charge. Regìa is the proof.\n 02Neural networks and custom models\nComputer vision for quality control, anomaly detection, forecasting, neuroevolution and reinforcement learning for control problems. Trained on your data, running on your hardware or in the cloud you choose.\n 03Native Mac and iOS apps\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal and on-device intelligence. Signed and notarized, published on the App Store or distributed directly with a signed update channel. Twenty-five apps say we know the road.\n 04Web platforms and backends\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, real-time dashboards, marketplaces with escrow logic, multi-tenant instances, public APIs. Deployed on your servers or ours, monitored, backed up.\n 05Integrations and automation\nCRM, ERP, warehouse systems, sensors, banking through open banking, Telegram and WhatsApp, mail and documents with OCR. MCP servers so that your data can talk to any AI assistant without leaving your control.\n 06Security and cryptography\nEnd-to-end encrypted messaging, hardened deployments, digital forensics and blockchain analysis. Data that stays yours by architecture, not by promise.\n Three ways to work together\n Prototype first, then everything else.\n You choose how far to go. Every step is delivered, and what you paid for is yours even if you stop there.\n Start herePrototype\nDays, fixed price\nOne or two mapping sessions, then a working prototype on real data when possible. You click it, you break it, we learn what no specification could say. At the end you get a fixed quote for the full project.\nWhat you getA working prototype, a process map, a fixed quote. If you stop here, the prototype stays yours.\n Full buildProject\nWeeks to months, cycles of two weeks\nShort iterations, each one delivered, reviewed with you and tested. No black boxes, no six-month silences, no surprises at the end. Delivered signed, documented and ready to run where you decide.\nWhat you getSource code, signed builds, documentation, a signed update channel, monitoring.\n Long termRetainer\nMonthly, guaranteed hours\nThe software evolves with the company: new functions, integrations, models retrained on fresh data, updates and security. A single number to call, the same people every time.\nWhat you getGuaranteed hours every month, priority response, updates and monitoring included.\n Who answers\n The e-mails are read by the person who writes the code.\n BlackOrder was founded by Augusto Tagliati, software engineer, in Portomaggiore in the Ferrara countryside. Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store, free tools on the blog, Regìa in production: everything designed, coded and signed here.\n A small studio has one advantage no agency can offer: the person who listens to your problem is the same one who solves it. No account managers, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Founder and software engineer\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelancer or agency?\n What changes when you choose us.\n A fair comparison, from what our customers told us before they arrived.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelancerLarge agency\n Who writes the code\nThe person you talk to\nThe same person, usually\nA team that changes over time\n Prototype before the contract\nAlways, within days\nSometimes\nRarely, after a proposal phase\n Code and data ownership\nYours, with source and keys\nDepends on the agreement\nOften tied to their platforms\n AI and neural networks in house\nYes, in production today\nRarely\nOften subcontracted\n Native Mac and iOS\nTwenty-five apps on the App Store\nDepends on the person\nUsually cross-platform frameworks\n Continuity\nA studio with products of its own\nDepends on availability\nHigh, with high overhead\n Every freelancer and every agency is different. This is what we commit to, in writing, on every project.\n FAQ\n Questions we hear at the first call.\n How much does it cost?\nIt depends on the scope, and we say it early: after the mapping sessions you receive a fixed price for the prototype and an estimate for the full project. No surprises at the end of the work, and no invoices for hours you did not approve.How long does it take?\nA prototype in days. A first useful release in a few weeks. A complete project in two to four months depending on the scope, delivered in two-week cycles so you see progress every fortnight.Who will work on my project?\nThe person who answers the phone. A small studio, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway through.Do you use AI to write code?\nYes, as a tool, with human review on every line that goes to production. We also build AI systems for our customers, so we know exactly where it helps and where it does not.Does the code stay mine?\nAlways. Source code, signed builds, keys, documentation and the update channel. Nothing we build depends on us staying.Where does my data run?\nWhere you decide: on your Mac, on your servers, or on a dedicated server we manage in Europe. Never on third-party platforms you did not choose, and never with telemetry.Do you only work on Mac?\nNo. Mac and iOS are our specialty, but web platforms, backends, bots and integrations run everywhere. Regìa itself is a web platform.Where are you?\nPortomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, Italy. We work with customers all over Italy and in Europe, in person when it matters.\n Tell us the idea \n One message, then we talk.\n Describe what you have in mind in a few lines. We reply in person, usually within one working day, with a first opinion and, if it makes sense, a proposal for the mapping session.\n Phone+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Tell us about your project\n No third-party scripts on this page. 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Prototipo in pochi giorni, codice sorgente consegnato, niente telemetria.", "summary": "BlackOrder Studio costruisce il software che non trovi sul mercato: orchestratori AI, reti neurali, app native per Mac e piattaforme web per professionisti e aziende. Prototipo in pochi giorni, codice sorgente consegnato, niente telemetria.", "description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Blog\n Contatti\n Mettiti in Contatto\n Phone\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Scrivici\n info@blackorder.it\n Via Kenia, 44015 Portomaggiore (FE), Italia\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Blog\n Contatti\n Newsletter\n Home\n Studio\n Costruiamo il software che non trovi sul mercato.\n Uno studio indipendente a Portomaggiore. Orchestratori AI, reti neurali, app native e piattaforme web, progettati con te e consegnati con il codice sorgente. Per professionisti e aziende che hanno un'idea precisa e nessuno che la realizzi.\n Raccontaci il progetto\n Chiamaci\n Venticinque app sul Mac App Store. Un orchestratore AI in produzione. Le risposte le scrive chi scrive il codice.\n Lavori\n Guarda cosa consegniamo prima di leggere cosa promettiamo.\n Non bozzetti. Sistemi in produzione, un ecosistema di siti e piattaforme, motori di trading e di neuroevoluzione, app sull'App Store, collaborazioni che puoi leggere sul blog. Ognuno progettato, scritto, firmato e tenuto in vita da questo studio.\n Orchestratore AI · in produzione\n Un solo sistema che manda avanti tutta l'azienda\n Regìa collega vendite, amministrazione, produzione, magazzino, logistica e sicurezza in un unico flusso. Si innesta nel CRM, nel gestionale, nei sensori e nella banca che l'azienda usa già, e applica l'AI solo dove porta valore: controllo qualità, previsioni, rilevamento anomalie.\n Agisce da un messaggio Telegram: controlla una fattura, aggiorna il CRM, prepara un documento, segue un lead. Tu decidi, il sistema esegue.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · come nasce Regìa\n Dal contratto alla consegna, ogni passaggio disegnato prima di essere scritto\n Prima di scrivere una riga di codice mappiamo l'azienda: chi fa cosa, quale documento fa scattare quale azione, dove si prendono le decisioni. Su regia.digital puoi percorrere flussi interattivi, uno per settore, dal supermercato al reparto produttivo, e vedere dove interviene Regìa e dove resta al comando una persona.\n È lo stesso metodo che usiamo in ogni progetto su misura: una mappa del processo che sai leggere, poi un prototipo che puoi cliccare.\n Percorri i flussi \n Ecosistema · LondraArkal ProjectIl portale e il hub di Arkal Project Ltd: area personale, registrazioni, whitepaper, sistemi che si parlano tra loro. Progettato e costruito qui.\n Trading algoritmico · AIHT EvolutionSistemi long e short su mercati reali, cruscotto in tempo reale con curve di equity e operazioni eseguite, un supervisore AI che rivede ogni decisione.\n NeuroevoluzioneV-INUn motore di vita digitale: reti neurali che evolvono per generazioni, specie, mutazioni e comportamenti emergenti, osservati dal vivo nell'osservatorio.\n Infrastruttura AI indipendenteRegìa Data CenterModelli open-weight eseguiti in casa, dati sensibili che non escono, modelli frontier solo dove servono. Instradamento dinamico, richiesta per richiesta.\n Marketplace di dati cifratibeWalletDati cifrati sul dispositivo, venduti tramite smart contract, senza intermediari.\n App Mac nativa · App StoreOn Air MK2Produzione live su GPU: multicamera, audio broadcast, streaming RTMP, registrazione 4K.\n CollaborazioneCodename 2182Un compagno di studio nativo per le certificazioni GMDSS, con Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Strumento gratuitoNetScopeOgni processo, ogni connessione, ogni byte. Firmato, notarizzato, con aggiornamenti firmati.\n Ti riconosci?\n Tre situazioni che vediamo ogni settimana.\n 01Il tuo lavoro vive nei fogli di calcolo e nella posta\nOrdini, scadenze, preventivi e clienti sparsi in file che capisce una persona sola. Ogni passaggio copiato a mano, ogni errore scoperto troppo tardi.\n 02Hai tre programmi che non si parlano\nUn CRM, un gestionale, un'app di magazzino e il portale della banca, ognuno con la sua verità. Nessuno ha il quadro intero e i report sono sempre vecchi di una settimana.\n 03Hai un'idea chiara e nessuno che la costruisca\nUn prodotto, un servizio, un assistente AI per i tuoi clienti. L'hai spiegata a un'agenzia e hai ricevuto una presentazione. L'hai chiesta a un freelance e dal secondo mese è sparito.\n Per ognuna di queste c'è un modo di lavorare insieme. Comincia con un prototipo che puoi cliccare, non con un contratto.\n Cosa costruiamo\n Dal singolo strumento al sistema che manda avanti l'azienda.\n Sei famiglie di lavoro. La maggior parte dei progetti ne mescola due o tre, ed è proprio quello che sa fare bene un piccolo studio che governa tutta la filiera.\n 01Orchestratori AI e agenti\nSistemi che leggono i tuoi processi, decidono e agiscono: agenti che rispondono ai clienti, seguono i lead, controllano le fatture, coordinano i reparti e riferiscono su Telegram o via mail. Radicati nei tuoi dati, con una persona al comando. Regìa è la prova.\n 02Reti neurali e modelli su misura\nVisione artificiale per il controllo qualità, rilevamento anomalie, previsioni, neuroevoluzione e apprendimento per rinforzo per i problemi di controllo. Addestrati sui tuoi dati, in esecuzione sul tuo hardware o nel cloud che scegli tu.\n 03App native per Mac e iOS\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal e intelligenza sul dispositivo. Firmate e notarizzate, pubblicate sull'App Store o distribuite direttamente con un canale di aggiornamento firmato. Venticinque app dicono che la strada la conosciamo.\n 04Piattaforme web e backend\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, cruscotti in tempo reale, marketplace con logica di deposito a garanzia, istanze multi-tenant, API pubbliche. Installate sui tuoi server o sui nostri, monitorate, con backup.\n 05Integrazioni e automazione\nCRM, gestionali, magazzino, sensori, banca via open banking, Telegram e WhatsApp, posta e documenti con OCR. Server MCP perché i tuoi dati possano parlare con qualsiasi assistente AI senza uscire dal tuo controllo.\n 06Sicurezza e crittografia\nMessaggistica cifrata end to end, installazioni blindate, forense digitale e analisi blockchain. Dati che restano tuoi per architettura, non per promessa.\n Tre modi di lavorare insieme\n Prima il prototipo, poi tutto il resto.\n Scegli tu fino a dove arrivare. Ogni passo viene consegnato, e quello che hai pagato è tuo anche se ti fermi lì.\n Si parte da quiPrototipo\nPochi giorni, prezzo fisso\nUna o due sessioni di mappatura, poi un prototipo funzionante, su dati reali quando possibile. Lo clicchi, lo rompi, noi impariamo quello che nessuna specifica saprebbe dire. Alla fine ricevi un preventivo fisso per il progetto intero.\nCosa riceviUn prototipo funzionante, una mappa del processo, un preventivo fisso. Se ti fermi qui, il prototipo resta tuo.\n Sviluppo completoProgetto\nDa settimane a mesi, cicli di due settimane\nIterazioni brevi, ognuna consegnata, rivista con te e collaudata. Niente scatole nere, niente silenzi di sei mesi, niente sorprese alla fine. Consegnato firmato, documentato e pronto a girare dove decidi tu.\nCosa riceviCodice sorgente, build firmate, documentazione, canale di aggiornamento firmato, monitoraggio.\n Nel tempoAffiancamento\nCanone mensile, ore garantite\nIl software evolve con l'azienda: nuove funzioni, integrazioni, modelli riaddestrati su dati freschi, aggiornamenti e sicurezza. Un solo numero da chiamare, sempre le stesse persone.\nCosa riceviOre garantite ogni mese, risposta prioritaria, aggiornamenti e monitoraggio inclusi.\n Chi risponde\n Le mail le legge chi scrive il codice.\n BlackOrder è stata fondata da Augusto Tagliati, ingegnere del software, a Portomaggiore nella campagna ferrarese. Venticinque app sul Mac App Store, strumenti gratuiti sul blog, Regìa in produzione: tutto progettato, scritto e firmato qui.\n Uno studio piccolo ha un vantaggio che nessuna agenzia può offrire: la persona che ascolta il tuo problema è la stessa che lo risolve. Niente account manager, niente passaggi di mano, niente squadra che cambia a metà strada.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Fondatore e ingegnere del software\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelance o agenzia?\n Cosa cambia quando scegli noi.\n Un confronto onesto, costruito su quello che i clienti ci hanno raccontato prima di arrivare.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelanceGrande agenzia\n Chi scrive il codice\nLa persona con cui parli\nLa stessa persona, di solito\nUna squadra che cambia nel tempo\n Prototipo prima del contratto\nSempre, in pochi giorni\nA volte\nRaramente, dopo una fase di offerta\n Proprietà di codice e dati\nTua, con sorgenti e chiavi\nDipende dall'accordo\nSpesso legata alle loro piattaforme\n AI e reti neurali in casa\nSì, in produzione oggi\nRaramente\nSpesso in subappalto\n Mac e iOS nativi\nVenticinque app sull'App Store\nDipende dalla persona\nDi solito framework multipiattaforma\n Continuità\nUno studio con prodotti propri\nDipende dalla disponibilità\nAlta, con costi di struttura alti\n Ogni freelance e ogni agenzia sono diversi. Questo è ciò che noi mettiamo per iscritto in ogni progetto.\n FAQ\n Le domande che sentiamo alla prima telefonata.\n Quanto costa?\nDipende dal perimetro, e lo diciamo subito: dopo le sessioni di mappatura ricevi un prezzo fisso per il prototipo e una stima per il progetto intero. Nessuna sorpresa a fine lavori e nessuna fattura per ore che non hai approvato.Quanto tempo ci vuole?\nUn prototipo in pochi giorni. Un primo rilascio utile in poche settimane. Un progetto completo in due o quattro mesi a seconda del perimetro, consegnato in cicli di due settimane, così vedi i progressi ogni quindici giorni.Chi lavora sul mio progetto?\nLa persona che risponde al telefono. Uno studio piccolo, niente passaggi di mano, niente squadra che cambia a metà strada.Usate l'AI per scrivere il codice?\nSì, come strumento, con revisione umana su ogni riga che va in produzione. Costruiamo anche sistemi AI per i clienti, quindi sappiamo esattamente dove aiuta e dove no.Il codice resta mio?\nSempre. Codice sorgente, build firmate, chiavi, documentazione e canale di aggiornamento. Niente di ciò che costruiamo dipende dal fatto che restiamo noi.Dove girano i miei dati?\nDove decidi tu: sul tuo Mac, sui tuoi server, oppure su un server dedicato che gestiamo noi in Europa. Mai su piattaforme di terzi che non hai scelto, e mai con telemetria.Lavorate solo su Mac?\nNo. Mac e iOS sono la nostra specialità, ma piattaforme web, backend, bot e integrazioni girano ovunque. La stessa Regìa è una piattaforma web.Dove siete?\nA Portomaggiore, in provincia di Ferrara. Lavoriamo con clienti in tutta Italia e in Europa, di persona quando conta.\n Raccontaci l'idea \n Un messaggio, poi ne parliamo.\n Descrivi in poche righe cosa hai in mente. Rispondiamo di persona, di solito entro un giorno lavorativo, con un primo parere e, se ha senso, una proposta per la sessione di mappatura.\n Telefono+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Raccontaci il tuo progetto\n Nessuno script di terze parti in questa pagina. Il messaggio va al nostro server di posta e da nessun'altra parte.", "full_description": "BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Blog\n Contatti\n Mettiti in Contatto\n Phone\n +39 331 27 98 375\n Scrivici\n info@blackorder.it\n Via Kenia, 44015 Portomaggiore (FE), Italia\n BlackOrder\n Home\n Software\n Studio\n Chi Siamo\n Blog\n Contatti\n Newsletter\n Home\n Studio\n Costruiamo il software che non trovi sul mercato.\n Uno studio indipendente a Portomaggiore. Orchestratori AI, reti neurali, app native e piattaforme web, progettati con te e consegnati con il codice sorgente. Per professionisti e aziende che hanno un'idea precisa e nessuno che la realizzi.\n Raccontaci il progetto\n Chiamaci\n Venticinque app sul Mac App Store. Un orchestratore AI in produzione. Le risposte le scrive chi scrive il codice.\n Lavori\n Guarda cosa consegniamo prima di leggere cosa promettiamo.\n Non bozzetti. Sistemi in produzione, un ecosistema di siti e piattaforme, motori di trading e di neuroevoluzione, app sull'App Store, collaborazioni che puoi leggere sul blog. Ognuno progettato, scritto, firmato e tenuto in vita da questo studio.\n Orchestratore AI · in produzione\n Un solo sistema che manda avanti tutta l'azienda\n Regìa collega vendite, amministrazione, produzione, magazzino, logistica e sicurezza in un unico flusso. Si innesta nel CRM, nel gestionale, nei sensori e nella banca che l'azienda usa già, e applica l'AI solo dove porta valore: controllo qualità, previsioni, rilevamento anomalie.\n Agisce da un messaggio Telegram: controlla una fattura, aggiorna il CRM, prepara un documento, segue un lead. Tu decidi, il sistema esegue.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · come nasce Regìa\n Dal contratto alla consegna, ogni passaggio disegnato prima di essere scritto\n Prima di scrivere una riga di codice mappiamo l'azienda: chi fa cosa, quale documento fa scattare quale azione, dove si prendono le decisioni. Su regia.digital puoi percorrere flussi interattivi, uno per settore, dal supermercato al reparto produttivo, e vedere dove interviene Regìa e dove resta al comando una persona.\n È lo stesso metodo che usiamo in ogni progetto su misura: una mappa del processo che sai leggere, poi un prototipo che puoi cliccare.\n Percorri i flussi \n Ecosistema · LondraArkal ProjectIl portale e il hub di Arkal Project Ltd: area personale, registrazioni, whitepaper, sistemi che si parlano tra loro. Progettato e costruito qui.\n Trading algoritmico · AIHT EvolutionSistemi long e short su mercati reali, cruscotto in tempo reale con curve di equity e operazioni eseguite, un supervisore AI che rivede ogni decisione.\n NeuroevoluzioneV-INUn motore di vita digitale: reti neurali che evolvono per generazioni, specie, mutazioni e comportamenti emergenti, osservati dal vivo nell'osservatorio.\n Infrastruttura AI indipendenteRegìa Data CenterModelli open-weight eseguiti in casa, dati sensibili che non escono, modelli frontier solo dove servono. Instradamento dinamico, richiesta per richiesta.\n Marketplace di dati cifratibeWalletDati cifrati sul dispositivo, venduti tramite smart contract, senza intermediari.\n App Mac nativa · App StoreOn Air MK2Produzione live su GPU: multicamera, audio broadcast, streaming RTMP, registrazione 4K.\n CollaborazioneCodename 2182Un compagno di studio nativo per le certificazioni GMDSS, con Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Strumento gratuitoNetScopeOgni processo, ogni connessione, ogni byte. Firmato, notarizzato, con aggiornamenti firmati.\n Ti riconosci?\n Tre situazioni che vediamo ogni settimana.\n 01Il tuo lavoro vive nei fogli di calcolo e nella posta\nOrdini, scadenze, preventivi e clienti sparsi in file che capisce una persona sola. Ogni passaggio copiato a mano, ogni errore scoperto troppo tardi.\n 02Hai tre programmi che non si parlano\nUn CRM, un gestionale, un'app di magazzino e il portale della banca, ognuno con la sua verità. Nessuno ha il quadro intero e i report sono sempre vecchi di una settimana.\n 03Hai un'idea chiara e nessuno che la costruisca\nUn prodotto, un servizio, un assistente AI per i tuoi clienti. L'hai spiegata a un'agenzia e hai ricevuto una presentazione. L'hai chiesta a un freelance e dal secondo mese è sparito.\n Per ognuna di queste c'è un modo di lavorare insieme. Comincia con un prototipo che puoi cliccare, non con un contratto.\n Cosa costruiamo\n Dal singolo strumento al sistema che manda avanti l'azienda.\n Sei famiglie di lavoro. La maggior parte dei progetti ne mescola due o tre, ed è proprio quello che sa fare bene un piccolo studio che governa tutta la filiera.\n 01Orchestratori AI e agenti\nSistemi che leggono i tuoi processi, decidono e agiscono: agenti che rispondono ai clienti, seguono i lead, controllano le fatture, coordinano i reparti e riferiscono su Telegram o via mail. Radicati nei tuoi dati, con una persona al comando. Regìa è la prova.\n 02Reti neurali e modelli su misura\nVisione artificiale per il controllo qualità, rilevamento anomalie, previsioni, neuroevoluzione e apprendimento per rinforzo per i problemi di controllo. Addestrati sui tuoi dati, in esecuzione sul tuo hardware o nel cloud che scegli tu.\n 03App native per Mac e iOS\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal e intelligenza sul dispositivo. Firmate e notarizzate, pubblicate sull'App Store o distribuite direttamente con un canale di aggiornamento firmato. Venticinque app dicono che la strada la conosciamo.\n 04Piattaforme web e backend\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, cruscotti in tempo reale, marketplace con logica di deposito a garanzia, istanze multi-tenant, API pubbliche. Installate sui tuoi server o sui nostri, monitorate, con backup.\n 05Integrazioni e automazione\nCRM, gestionali, magazzino, sensori, banca via open banking, Telegram e WhatsApp, posta e documenti con OCR. Server MCP perché i tuoi dati possano parlare con qualsiasi assistente AI senza uscire dal tuo controllo.\n 06Sicurezza e crittografia\nMessaggistica cifrata end to end, installazioni blindate, forense digitale e analisi blockchain. Dati che restano tuoi per architettura, non per promessa.\n Tre modi di lavorare insieme\n Prima il prototipo, poi tutto il resto.\n Scegli tu fino a dove arrivare. Ogni passo viene consegnato, e quello che hai pagato è tuo anche se ti fermi lì.\n Si parte da quiPrototipo\nPochi giorni, prezzo fisso\nUna o due sessioni di mappatura, poi un prototipo funzionante, su dati reali quando possibile. Lo clicchi, lo rompi, noi impariamo quello che nessuna specifica saprebbe dire. Alla fine ricevi un preventivo fisso per il progetto intero.\nCosa riceviUn prototipo funzionante, una mappa del processo, un preventivo fisso. Se ti fermi qui, il prototipo resta tuo.\n Sviluppo completoProgetto\nDa settimane a mesi, cicli di due settimane\nIterazioni brevi, ognuna consegnata, rivista con te e collaudata. Niente scatole nere, niente silenzi di sei mesi, niente sorprese alla fine. Consegnato firmato, documentato e pronto a girare dove decidi tu.\nCosa riceviCodice sorgente, build firmate, documentazione, canale di aggiornamento firmato, monitoraggio.\n Nel tempoAffiancamento\nCanone mensile, ore garantite\nIl software evolve con l'azienda: nuove funzioni, integrazioni, modelli riaddestrati su dati freschi, aggiornamenti e sicurezza. Un solo numero da chiamare, sempre le stesse persone.\nCosa riceviOre garantite ogni mese, risposta prioritaria, aggiornamenti e monitoraggio inclusi.\n Chi risponde\n Le mail le legge chi scrive il codice.\n BlackOrder è stata fondata da Augusto Tagliati, ingegnere del software, a Portomaggiore nella campagna ferrarese. Venticinque app sul Mac App Store, strumenti gratuiti sul blog, Regìa in produzione: tutto progettato, scritto e firmato qui.\n Uno studio piccolo ha un vantaggio che nessuna agenzia può offrire: la persona che ascolta il tuo problema è la stessa che lo risolve. Niente account manager, niente passaggi di mano, niente squadra che cambia a metà strada.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Fondatore e ingegnere del software\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelance o agenzia?\n Cosa cambia quando scegli noi.\n Un confronto onesto, costruito su quello che i clienti ci hanno raccontato prima di arrivare.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelanceGrande agenzia\n Chi scrive il codice\nLa persona con cui parli\nLa stessa persona, di solito\nUna squadra che cambia nel tempo\n Prototipo prima del contratto\nSempre, in pochi giorni\nA volte\nRaramente, dopo una fase di offerta\n Proprietà di codice e dati\nTua, con sorgenti e chiavi\nDipende dall'accordo\nSpesso legata alle loro piattaforme\n AI e reti neurali in casa\nSì, in produzione oggi\nRaramente\nSpesso in subappalto\n Mac e iOS nativi\nVenticinque app sull'App Store\nDipende dalla persona\nDi solito framework multipiattaforma\n Continuità\nUno studio con prodotti propri\nDipende dalla disponibilità\nAlta, con costi di struttura alti\n Ogni freelance e ogni agenzia sono diversi. Questo è ciò che noi mettiamo per iscritto in ogni progetto.\n FAQ\n Le domande che sentiamo alla prima telefonata.\n Quanto costa?\nDipende dal perimetro, e lo diciamo subito: dopo le sessioni di mappatura ricevi un prezzo fisso per il prototipo e una stima per il progetto intero. Nessuna sorpresa a fine lavori e nessuna fattura per ore che non hai approvato.Quanto tempo ci vuole?\nUn prototipo in pochi giorni. Un primo rilascio utile in poche settimane. Un progetto completo in due o quattro mesi a seconda del perimetro, consegnato in cicli di due settimane, così vedi i progressi ogni quindici giorni.Chi lavora sul mio progetto?\nLa persona che risponde al telefono. Uno studio piccolo, niente passaggi di mano, niente squadra che cambia a metà strada.Usate l'AI per scrivere il codice?\nSì, come strumento, con revisione umana su ogni riga che va in produzione. Costruiamo anche sistemi AI per i clienti, quindi sappiamo esattamente dove aiuta e dove no.Il codice resta mio?\nSempre. Codice sorgente, build firmate, chiavi, documentazione e canale di aggiornamento. Niente di ciò che costruiamo dipende dal fatto che restiamo noi.Dove girano i miei dati?\nDove decidi tu: sul tuo Mac, sui tuoi server, oppure su un server dedicato che gestiamo noi in Europa. Mai su piattaforme di terzi che non hai scelto, e mai con telemetria.Lavorate solo su Mac?\nNo. Mac e iOS sono la nostra specialità, ma piattaforme web, backend, bot e integrazioni girano ovunque. La stessa Regìa è una piattaforma web.Dove siete?\nA Portomaggiore, in provincia di Ferrara. Lavoriamo con clienti in tutta Italia e in Europa, di persona quando conta.\n Raccontaci l'idea \n Un messaggio, poi ne parliamo.\n Descrivi in poche righe cosa hai in mente. Rispondiamo di persona, di solito entro un giorno lavorativo, con un primo parere e, se ha senso, una proposta per la sessione di mappatura.\n Telefono+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Raccontaci il tuo progetto\n Nessuno script di terze parti in questa pagina. 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AI orchestrators, neural networks, native apps and web platforms, designed with you and delivered with the source code. For professionals and companies that have a precise idea and nobody to build it.\n Tell us about your project\n Call us\n Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store. One AI orchestrator in production. The replies are written by the people who write the code.\n Work\n Look at what we ship before you read what we promise.\n Not mockups. Systems in production, an ecosystem of sites and platforms, trading and neuroevolution engines, apps on the App Store, collaborations you can read about on the blog. Each one designed, coded, signed and kept alive by this studio.\n AI orchestrator · in production\n One system that runs the whole company\n Regìa links sales, administration, production, warehouse, logistics and security in a single flow. It plugs into the CRM, the management system, the sensors and the bank the company already uses, and applies AI only where it brings value: quality control, forecasting, anomaly detection.\n It acts from a Telegram message: checks an invoice, updates the CRM, prepares a document, follows a lead. You decide, the system executes.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · how Regìa is designed\n From the contract to the delivery, every step drawn before it is coded\n Before writing a line, we map the company: who does what, which document triggers which action, where decisions are taken. On regia.digital you can walk through interactive flows, one per sector, from the supermarket to the factory floor, and see where Regìa steps in and where a person stays in charge.\n The same method we use for every custom project: a process map you can read, then a prototype you can click.\n Walk through the flows \n Ecosystem · LondonArkal ProjectThe portal and the hub of Arkal Project Ltd: personal area, registrations, whitepaper, systems that talk to each other. Designed and built here.\n Algorithmic trading · AIHT EvolutionLong and short systems on real markets, a real-time dashboard with equity curves and executed trades, an AI supervisor that reviews every decision.\n NeuroevolutionV-INA digital life engine: neural networks that evolve over generations, species, mutations and emergent behaviour, watched live in the observatory.\n Independent AI infrastructureRegìa Data CenterOpen-weight models run in house, sensitive data that never leaves, frontier models only where they are needed. Dynamic routing, request by request.\n Encrypted data marketplacebeWalletData encrypted on the device, sold through smart contracts, no intermediaries.\n Native Mac app · App StoreOn Air MK2GPU live production: multi-camera, broadcast audio, RTMP streaming, 4K recording.\n CollaborationCodename 2182A native study companion for the GMDSS certifications, with Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Free toolNetScopeEvery process, every connection, every byte. Signed, notarized, with signed updates.\n Does this sound familiar?\n Three situations we see every week.\n 01Your work lives in spreadsheets and e-mail\nOrders, deadlines, quotes and customers scattered across files that only one person understands. Every step copied by hand, every mistake discovered too late.\n 02You have three tools that don't talk to each other\nA CRM, a management system, a warehouse app and a bank portal, each with its own truth. Nobody has the whole picture and the reports are always a week old.\n 03You have a clear idea and nobody to build it\nA product, a service, an AI assistant for your customers. You explained it to an agency and got a slide deck. You asked a freelancer and got silence after the second month.\n For each of these there is a way of working together. It starts with a prototype you can click, not with a contract.\n What we build\n From the single tool to the system that runs the company.\n Six families of work. Most projects mix two or three of them, which is exactly what a small studio that owns the whole stack is good at.\n 01AI orchestrators and agents\nSystems that read your processes, decide and act: agents that answer customers, follow leads, check invoices, coordinate departments and report on Telegram or by e-mail. Grounded in your data, with a human in charge. Regìa is the proof.\n 02Neural networks and custom models\nComputer vision for quality control, anomaly detection, forecasting, neuroevolution and reinforcement learning for control problems. Trained on your data, running on your hardware or in the cloud you choose.\n 03Native Mac and iOS apps\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal and on-device intelligence. Signed and notarized, published on the App Store or distributed directly with a signed update channel. Twenty-five apps say we know the road.\n 04Web platforms and backends\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, real-time dashboards, marketplaces with escrow logic, multi-tenant instances, public APIs. Deployed on your servers or ours, monitored, backed up.\n 05Integrations and automation\nCRM, ERP, warehouse systems, sensors, banking through open banking, Telegram and WhatsApp, mail and documents with OCR. MCP servers so that your data can talk to any AI assistant without leaving your control.\n 06Security and cryptography\nEnd-to-end encrypted messaging, hardened deployments, digital forensics and blockchain analysis. Data that stays yours by architecture, not by promise.\n Three ways to work together\n Prototype first, then everything else.\n You choose how far to go. Every step is delivered, and what you paid for is yours even if you stop there.\n Start herePrototype\nDays, fixed price\nOne or two mapping sessions, then a working prototype on real data when possible. You click it, you break it, we learn what no specification could say. At the end you get a fixed quote for the full project.\nWhat you getA working prototype, a process map, a fixed quote. If you stop here, the prototype stays yours.\n Full buildProject\nWeeks to months, cycles of two weeks\nShort iterations, each one delivered, reviewed with you and tested. No black boxes, no six-month silences, no surprises at the end. Delivered signed, documented and ready to run where you decide.\nWhat you getSource code, signed builds, documentation, a signed update channel, monitoring.\n Long termRetainer\nMonthly, guaranteed hours\nThe software evolves with the company: new functions, integrations, models retrained on fresh data, updates and security. A single number to call, the same people every time.\nWhat you getGuaranteed hours every month, priority response, updates and monitoring included.\n Who answers\n The e-mails are read by the person who writes the code.\n BlackOrder was founded by Augusto Tagliati, software engineer, in Portomaggiore in the Ferrara countryside. Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store, free tools on the blog, Regìa in production: everything designed, coded and signed here.\n A small studio has one advantage no agency can offer: the person who listens to your problem is the same one who solves it. No account managers, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Founder and software engineer\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelancer or agency?\n What changes when you choose us.\n A fair comparison, from what our customers told us before they arrived.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelancerLarge agency\n Who writes the code\nThe person you talk to\nThe same person, usually\nA team that changes over time\n Prototype before the contract\nAlways, within days\nSometimes\nRarely, after a proposal phase\n Code and data ownership\nYours, with source and keys\nDepends on the agreement\nOften tied to their platforms\n AI and neural networks in house\nYes, in production today\nRarely\nOften subcontracted\n Native Mac and iOS\nTwenty-five apps on the App Store\nDepends on the person\nUsually cross-platform frameworks\n Continuity\nA studio with products of its own\nDepends on availability\nHigh, with high overhead\n Every freelancer and every agency is different. This is what we commit to, in writing, on every project.\n FAQ\n Questions we hear at the first call.\n How much does it cost?\nIt depends on the scope, and we say it early: after the mapping sessions you receive a fixed price for the prototype and an estimate for the full project. No surprises at the end of the work, and no invoices for hours you did not approve.How long does it take?\nA prototype in days. A first useful release in a few weeks. A complete project in two to four months depending on the scope, delivered in two-week cycles so you see progress every fortnight.Who will work on my project?\nThe person who answers the phone. A small studio, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway through.Do you use AI to write code?\nYes, as a tool, with human review on every line that goes to production. We also build AI systems for our customers, so we know exactly where it helps and where it does not.Does the code stay mine?\nAlways. Source code, signed builds, keys, documentation and the update channel. Nothing we build depends on us staying.Where does my data run?\nWhere you decide: on your Mac, on your servers, or on a dedicated server we manage in Europe. Never on third-party platforms you did not choose, and never with telemetry.Do you only work on Mac?\nNo. Mac and iOS are our specialty, but web platforms, backends, bots and integrations run everywhere. Regìa itself is a web platform.Where are you?\nPortomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, Italy. We work with customers all over Italy and in Europe, in person when it matters.\n Tell us the idea \n One message, then we talk.\n Describe what you have in mind in a few lines. We reply in person, usually within one working day, with a first opinion and, if it makes sense, a proposal for the mapping session.\n Phone+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Tell us about your project\n No third-party scripts on this page. The message goes to our mail server and nowhere else.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/studio.html", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "short_description": { "value": "BlackOrder Studio builds the software you cannot find on the market: AI orchestrators, neural networks, native Mac apps and web platforms for professionals and companies. 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For professionals and companies that have a precise idea and nobody to build it.\n Tell us about your project\n Call us\n Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store. One AI orchestrator in production. The replies are written by the people who write the code.\n Work\n Look at what we ship before you read what we promise.\n Not mockups. Systems in production, an ecosystem of sites and platforms, trading and neuroevolution engines, apps on the App Store, collaborations you can read about on the blog. Each one designed, coded, signed and kept alive by this studio.\n AI orchestrator · in production\n One system that runs the whole company\n Regìa links sales, administration, production, warehouse, logistics and security in a single flow. It plugs into the CRM, the management system, the sensors and the bank the company already uses, and applies AI only where it brings value: quality control, forecasting, anomaly detection.\n It acts from a Telegram message: checks an invoice, updates the CRM, prepares a document, follows a lead. You decide, the system executes.\n regia.digital \n Process Mapping · how Regìa is designed\n From the contract to the delivery, every step drawn before it is coded\n Before writing a line, we map the company: who does what, which document triggers which action, where decisions are taken. On regia.digital you can walk through interactive flows, one per sector, from the supermarket to the factory floor, and see where Regìa steps in and where a person stays in charge.\n The same method we use for every custom project: a process map you can read, then a prototype you can click.\n Walk through the flows \n Ecosystem · LondonArkal ProjectThe portal and the hub of Arkal Project Ltd: personal area, registrations, whitepaper, systems that talk to each other. Designed and built here.\n Algorithmic trading · AIHT EvolutionLong and short systems on real markets, a real-time dashboard with equity curves and executed trades, an AI supervisor that reviews every decision.\n NeuroevolutionV-INA digital life engine: neural networks that evolve over generations, species, mutations and emergent behaviour, watched live in the observatory.\n Independent AI infrastructureRegìa Data CenterOpen-weight models run in house, sensitive data that never leaves, frontier models only where they are needed. Dynamic routing, request by request.\n Encrypted data marketplacebeWalletData encrypted on the device, sold through smart contracts, no intermediaries.\n Native Mac app · App StoreOn Air MK2GPU live production: multi-camera, broadcast audio, RTMP streaming, 4K recording.\n CollaborationCodename 2182A native study companion for the GMDSS certifications, with Universo GMDSS Italia.\n Free toolNetScopeEvery process, every connection, every byte. Signed, notarized, with signed updates.\n Does this sound familiar?\n Three situations we see every week.\n 01Your work lives in spreadsheets and e-mail\nOrders, deadlines, quotes and customers scattered across files that only one person understands. Every step copied by hand, every mistake discovered too late.\n 02You have three tools that don't talk to each other\nA CRM, a management system, a warehouse app and a bank portal, each with its own truth. Nobody has the whole picture and the reports are always a week old.\n 03You have a clear idea and nobody to build it\nA product, a service, an AI assistant for your customers. You explained it to an agency and got a slide deck. You asked a freelancer and got silence after the second month.\n For each of these there is a way of working together. It starts with a prototype you can click, not with a contract.\n What we build\n From the single tool to the system that runs the company.\n Six families of work. Most projects mix two or three of them, which is exactly what a small studio that owns the whole stack is good at.\n 01AI orchestrators and agents\nSystems that read your processes, decide and act: agents that answer customers, follow leads, check invoices, coordinate departments and report on Telegram or by e-mail. Grounded in your data, with a human in charge. Regìa is the proof.\n 02Neural networks and custom models\nComputer vision for quality control, anomaly detection, forecasting, neuroevolution and reinforcement learning for control problems. Trained on your data, running on your hardware or in the cloud you choose.\n 03Native Mac and iOS apps\nSwift, SwiftUI, Metal and on-device intelligence. Signed and notarized, published on the App Store or distributed directly with a signed update channel. Twenty-five apps say we know the road.\n 04Web platforms and backends\nFastAPI, PostgreSQL, real-time dashboards, marketplaces with escrow logic, multi-tenant instances, public APIs. Deployed on your servers or ours, monitored, backed up.\n 05Integrations and automation\nCRM, ERP, warehouse systems, sensors, banking through open banking, Telegram and WhatsApp, mail and documents with OCR. MCP servers so that your data can talk to any AI assistant without leaving your control.\n 06Security and cryptography\nEnd-to-end encrypted messaging, hardened deployments, digital forensics and blockchain analysis. Data that stays yours by architecture, not by promise.\n Three ways to work together\n Prototype first, then everything else.\n You choose how far to go. Every step is delivered, and what you paid for is yours even if you stop there.\n Start herePrototype\nDays, fixed price\nOne or two mapping sessions, then a working prototype on real data when possible. You click it, you break it, we learn what no specification could say. At the end you get a fixed quote for the full project.\nWhat you getA working prototype, a process map, a fixed quote. If you stop here, the prototype stays yours.\n Full buildProject\nWeeks to months, cycles of two weeks\nShort iterations, each one delivered, reviewed with you and tested. No black boxes, no six-month silences, no surprises at the end. Delivered signed, documented and ready to run where you decide.\nWhat you getSource code, signed builds, documentation, a signed update channel, monitoring.\n Long termRetainer\nMonthly, guaranteed hours\nThe software evolves with the company: new functions, integrations, models retrained on fresh data, updates and security. A single number to call, the same people every time.\nWhat you getGuaranteed hours every month, priority response, updates and monitoring included.\n Who answers\n The e-mails are read by the person who writes the code.\n BlackOrder was founded by Augusto Tagliati, software engineer, in Portomaggiore in the Ferrara countryside. Twenty-five apps on the Mac App Store, free tools on the blog, Regìa in production: everything designed, coded and signed here.\n A small studio has one advantage no agency can offer: the person who listens to your problem is the same one who solves it. No account managers, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway.\n Augusto Tagliati\n Founder and software engineer\n +39 331 27 98 375\n info@blackorder.it\n Studio, freelancer or agency?\n What changes when you choose us.\n A fair comparison, from what our customers told us before they arrived.\n BlackOrder StudioFreelancerLarge agency\n Who writes the code\nThe person you talk to\nThe same person, usually\nA team that changes over time\n Prototype before the contract\nAlways, within days\nSometimes\nRarely, after a proposal phase\n Code and data ownership\nYours, with source and keys\nDepends on the agreement\nOften tied to their platforms\n AI and neural networks in house\nYes, in production today\nRarely\nOften subcontracted\n Native Mac and iOS\nTwenty-five apps on the App Store\nDepends on the person\nUsually cross-platform frameworks\n Continuity\nA studio with products of its own\nDepends on availability\nHigh, with high overhead\n Every freelancer and every agency is different. This is what we commit to, in writing, on every project.\n FAQ\n Questions we hear at the first call.\n How much does it cost?\nIt depends on the scope, and we say it early: after the mapping sessions you receive a fixed price for the prototype and an estimate for the full project. No surprises at the end of the work, and no invoices for hours you did not approve.How long does it take?\nA prototype in days. A first useful release in a few weeks. A complete project in two to four months depending on the scope, delivered in two-week cycles so you see progress every fortnight.Who will work on my project?\nThe person who answers the phone. A small studio, no hand-offs, no team that changes halfway through.Do you use AI to write code?\nYes, as a tool, with human review on every line that goes to production. We also build AI systems for our customers, so we know exactly where it helps and where it does not.Does the code stay mine?\nAlways. Source code, signed builds, keys, documentation and the update channel. Nothing we build depends on us staying.Where does my data run?\nWhere you decide: on your Mac, on your servers, or on a dedicated server we manage in Europe. Never on third-party platforms you did not choose, and never with telemetry.Do you only work on Mac?\nNo. Mac and iOS are our specialty, but web platforms, backends, bots and integrations run everywhere. Regìa itself is a web platform.Where are you?\nPortomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, Italy. We work with customers all over Italy and in Europe, in person when it matters.\n Tell us the idea \n One message, then we talk.\n Describe what you have in mind in a few lines. We reply in person, usually within one working day, with a first opinion and, if it makes sense, a proposal for the mapping session.\n Phone+39 331 27 98 375\n Emailinfo@blackorder.it\n Tell us about your project\n No third-party scripts on this page. 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One watches the gate, one the living room, a recorder in a cupboard keeps eight more and writes everything to its own disk. What is missing is a place on the Mac where all of them live together: not a browser tab for each brand, not a plugin that stops working at the next macOS update, not an app that wants an account before it shows a single frame.\n\nCamBoard is that place. It is a native Mac app built in Portomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, and it does one thing with care: it puts every camera, every channel of a recorder and, if you like, a few free TV channels on one grid, and keeps everything on your network and on your disk.\n\nCameras find themselves\n\nOpen Add Camera and CamBoard scans the network for you. ONVIF cameras, RTSP streams and recorders appear in a list with brand, model and address; pick one, type its password, and the right stream path is worked out automatically. A camera that is switched on but not yet streaming is flagged with the steps needed to enable it, instead of a silent black square.\n\nA camera that gets a new address from the router is found again by its hardware identity and reconnected without your help. Passwords stay in the macOS keychain. There is no account, no cloud and no telemetry.\n\nRecorders, with all their channels\n\nAn NVR or XVR is added once, with its administrator login. CamBoard asks it for the list of channels and adds the ones you tick, each as its own camera in the grid, with its own name, its own recording settings and its own place in the layout. We developed and tested it on a Dahua XVR; recorders that speak ONVIF, Hikvision and compatible brands are handled the same way.\n\nThe recorder's archive, from your Mac\n\nThis is the part we wanted most. For a channel of a recorder, open its archive: a timeline of the day shows in green what was recorded, a click plays from that moment, and the controls do what you expect, pause, jumps backwards and forwards, playback at 2× or 4×. Change the day with the arrows, take a snapshot of the frame you are looking at, or save a clip of one, five or fifteen minutes as an MP4 on the Mac. Nothing else is copied: the video stays on the recorder until you decide to keep a piece of it.\n\nRecording, three ways\n\nRecord a camera with one click when something is happening. Let motion detection start a clip by itself, with a sensitivity you choose per camera. Or turn on continuous recording and use CamBoard as a 24/7 NVR: segments of a chosen length, a storage limit, a retention period, and the Mac kept awake while it records. Every recording lands in the library as an MP4 that QuickTime opens, at the quality you set once in Settings.\n\nIt keeps running on its own\n\nA camera wall is only useful if it is still there in the morning. After the Mac sleeps or the screen goes dark, every stream is reopened; a stream that stops delivering frames is restarted without your help; a recorder that was rebooted is picked up again. We spent a good part of the development on exactly this, with the app left running for days on a desk full of real cameras.\n\nSound, pan and tilt, and the truth about each camera\n\nTurn the speaker on in any cell to hear that camera, with volume and an equaliser. Cameras that support ONVIF pan and tilt get a control pad right inside the cell. The Reports page checks each camera for real and shows status, frames per second, resolution, data rate, frame loss and codec, live, next to what is being recorded and how much disk is in use.\n\nFree TV where there is no camera\n\nEmpty slots of the grid play free television channels, muted, each one replaceable from a menu. A channel can be enlarged with sound, recorded, or sent to the grid as if it were a camera. Dead links are checked and skipped. If you would rather keep the slots empty, one switch in Settings does it.\n\nMade for the Mac, kept on the Mac\n\nCamBoard is a native app, signed and notarised, for macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. The interface is in English. Video decoding is done by VLCKit and libVLC, which is why cameras of very different brands, H.264 and H.265, RTSP and HLS, all end up on the same grid. The look follows one of the built-in themes, Carbon by default, and the window fits a 14-inch MacBook as well as a wall of monitors.\n\nUpdates arrive through the same signed channel used by our other apps: the app checks blackorder.io now and then, verifies the signature and the checksum of what it downloads, and leaves the installation to you, by dragging the new version into Applications.\n\n€39.90 once, for up to 3 Macs\n\nOne purchase, a license with no expiry, no subscription and no automatic renewal. Your code activates CamBoard on up to three Macs, and a Mac can be released from Settings to free its seat.\n\n1. Select Buy CamBoard and complete the secure payment with Stripe.\n2. After payment is confirmed, the page shows the download button. Your activation code and download link are also sent by email.\n3. Open the DMG, drag CamBoard into Applications and enter your code in the activation screen.\n\nAn internet connection is required for activation and for the periodic license check; a successful check allows up to 30 days of offline use. The cameras, of course, never leave your network.\n\nBuilt in Portomaggiore. Made to keep an eye on things.", "full_description": "The cameras are already there. One watches the gate, one the living room, a recorder in a cupboard keeps eight more and writes everything to its own disk. What is missing is a place on the Mac where all of them live together: not a browser tab for each brand, not a plugin that stops working at the next macOS update, not an app that wants an account before it shows a single frame.\n\nCamBoard is that place. It is a native Mac app built in Portomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, and it does one thing with care: it puts every camera, every channel of a recorder and, if you like, a few free TV channels on one grid, and keeps everything on your network and on your disk.\n\nCameras find themselves\n\nOpen Add Camera and CamBoard scans the network for you. ONVIF cameras, RTSP streams and recorders appear in a list with brand, model and address; pick one, type its password, and the right stream path is worked out automatically. A camera that is switched on but not yet streaming is flagged with the steps needed to enable it, instead of a silent black square.\n\nA camera that gets a new address from the router is found again by its hardware identity and reconnected without your help. Passwords stay in the macOS keychain. There is no account, no cloud and no telemetry.\n\nRecorders, with all their channels\n\nAn NVR or XVR is added once, with its administrator login. CamBoard asks it for the list of channels and adds the ones you tick, each as its own camera in the grid, with its own name, its own recording settings and its own place in the layout. We developed and tested it on a Dahua XVR; recorders that speak ONVIF, Hikvision and compatible brands are handled the same way.\n\nThe recorder's archive, from your Mac\n\nThis is the part we wanted most. For a channel of a recorder, open its archive: a timeline of the day shows in green what was recorded, a click plays from that moment, and the controls do what you expect, pause, jumps backwards and forwards, playback at 2× or 4×. Change the day with the arrows, take a snapshot of the frame you are looking at, or save a clip of one, five or fifteen minutes as an MP4 on the Mac. Nothing else is copied: the video stays on the recorder until you decide to keep a piece of it.\n\nRecording, three ways\n\nRecord a camera with one click when something is happening. Let motion detection start a clip by itself, with a sensitivity you choose per camera. Or turn on continuous recording and use CamBoard as a 24/7 NVR: segments of a chosen length, a storage limit, a retention period, and the Mac kept awake while it records. Every recording lands in the library as an MP4 that QuickTime opens, at the quality you set once in Settings.\n\nIt keeps running on its own\n\nA camera wall is only useful if it is still there in the morning. After the Mac sleeps or the screen goes dark, every stream is reopened; a stream that stops delivering frames is restarted without your help; a recorder that was rebooted is picked up again. We spent a good part of the development on exactly this, with the app left running for days on a desk full of real cameras.\n\nSound, pan and tilt, and the truth about each camera\n\nTurn the speaker on in any cell to hear that camera, with volume and an equaliser. Cameras that support ONVIF pan and tilt get a control pad right inside the cell. The Reports page checks each camera for real and shows status, frames per second, resolution, data rate, frame loss and codec, live, next to what is being recorded and how much disk is in use.\n\nFree TV where there is no camera\n\nEmpty slots of the grid play free television channels, muted, each one replaceable from a menu. A channel can be enlarged with sound, recorded, or sent to the grid as if it were a camera. Dead links are checked and skipped. If you would rather keep the slots empty, one switch in Settings does it.\n\nMade for the Mac, kept on the Mac\n\nCamBoard is a native app, signed and notarised, for macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. The interface is in English. Video decoding is done by VLCKit and libVLC, which is why cameras of very different brands, H.264 and H.265, RTSP and HLS, all end up on the same grid. The look follows one of the built-in themes, Carbon by default, and the window fits a 14-inch MacBook as well as a wall of monitors.\n\nUpdates arrive through the same signed channel used by our other apps: the app checks blackorder.io now and then, verifies the signature and the checksum of what it downloads, and leaves the installation to you, by dragging the new version into Applications.\n\n€39.90 once, for up to 3 Macs\n\nOne purchase, a license with no expiry, no subscription and no automatic renewal. Your code activates CamBoard on up to three Macs, and a Mac can be released from Settings to free its seat.\n\n1. Select Buy CamBoard and complete the secure payment with Stripe.\n2. After payment is confirmed, the page shows the download button. Your activation code and download link are also sent by email.\n3. Open the DMG, drag CamBoard into Applications and enter your code in the activation screen.\n\nAn internet connection is required for activation and for the periodic license check; a successful check allows up to 30 days of offline use. The cameras, of course, never leave your network.\n\nBuilt in Portomaggiore. Made to keep an eye on things.", "summary": "IP cameras, NVR and XVR recorders and free TV channels, found on your network and kept on your Mac. Made in Portomaggiore.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "localized_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/" }, "canonical_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/" }, "official_page_urls": { "en": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "it": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/" }, "content_languages": [ "en", "it" ], "language": [ "en", "it" ], "category": "software", "tags": [ "CamBoard", "macOS", "IP cameras", "ONVIF", "NVR", "Security" ], "image_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/img/camboard-1.0.0/grid.webp", "published_at": "2026-10-12T16:27:46+00:00", "updated_at": "2026-10-25T11:09:14+00:00", "related_apps": [ "camboard" ], "translations": { "it": { "description": "Le telecamere ci sono già. Una guarda il cancello, una il soggiorno, un videoregistratore in un armadio ne tiene altre otto e scrive tutto sul suo disco. Quello che manca è un posto sul Mac dove vivano tutte insieme: non una scheda del browser per ogni marca, non un plugin che smette di funzionare al prossimo aggiornamento di macOS, non un'app che vuole un account prima di mostrare un solo fotogramma.\n\nCamBoard è quel posto. È un'app nativa per Mac costruita a Portomaggiore, in provincia di Ferrara, e fa una cosa sola con cura: mette ogni telecamera, ogni canale di un videoregistratore e, se vuoi, qualche canale TV gratuito su un'unica griglia, e tiene tutto nella tua rete e sul tuo disco.\n\nLe telecamere si trovano da sole\n\nApri Aggiungi telecamera e CamBoard esplora la rete al posto tuo. Telecamere ONVIF, flussi RTSP e videoregistratori compaiono in una lista con marca, modello e indirizzo; ne scegli una, scrivi la password e il percorso giusto del flusso viene ricavato da solo. Una telecamera accesa ma che non trasmette ancora viene segnalata con i passi necessari per abilitarla, invece di un quadrato nero muto.\n\nUna telecamera che riceve un nuovo indirizzo dal router viene ritrovata dalla sua identità hardware e ricollegata senza che tu debba fare nulla. Le password restano nel portachiavi di macOS. Non ci sono account, nuvola né telemetria.\n\nI videoregistratori, con tutti i loro canali\n\nUn NVR o XVR si aggiunge una volta sola, con le credenziali di amministratore. CamBoard gli chiede la lista dei canali e aggiunge quelli che spunti, ognuno come telecamera a sé nella griglia, con il suo nome, le sue impostazioni di registrazione e il suo posto nella disposizione. L'abbiamo sviluppato e provato su un XVR Dahua; i registratori che parlano ONVIF, Hikvision e le marche compatibili vengono gestiti allo stesso modo.\n\nL'archivio del videoregistratore, dal tuo Mac\n\nQuesta è la parte che volevamo di più. Per un canale di un registratore, apri il suo archivio: una linea del tempo della giornata mostra in verde quello che è stato registrato, un clic riproduce da quel momento, e i comandi fanno quello che ti aspetti, pausa, salti indietro e avanti, riproduzione a 2× o 4×. Cambi giorno con le frecce, scatti un'istantanea del fotogramma che stai guardando, oppure salvi uno spezzone di uno, cinque o quindici minuti come MP4 sul Mac. Nient'altro viene copiato: il video resta sul registratore finché non decidi di tenerne un pezzo.\n\nLa registrazione, in tre modi\n\nRegistri una telecamera con un clic quando sta succedendo qualcosa. Lasci che il rilevamento del movimento avvii uno spezzone da solo, con una sensibilità che scegli telecamera per telecamera. Oppure accendi la registrazione continua e usi CamBoard come NVR 24 ore su 24: segmenti della durata che vuoi, un limite di spazio, un periodo di conservazione, e il Mac tenuto sveglio mentre registra. Ogni registrazione arriva nella libreria come MP4 che QuickTime apre, alla qualità che imposti una volta nelle impostazioni.\n\nContinua a funzionare da solo\n\nUna parete di telecamere serve solo se la mattina dopo è ancora lì. Dopo lo stop del Mac o lo spegnimento dello schermo ogni flusso viene riaperto; un flusso che smette di consegnare fotogrammi viene riavviato senza il tuo intervento; un registratore riavviato viene ripreso. Abbiamo passato una buona parte dello sviluppo proprio su questo, con l'app lasciata accesa per giorni su una scrivania piena di telecamere vere.\n\nAudio, brandeggio e la verità su ogni telecamera\n\nAccendi l'altoparlante in una cella per sentire quella telecamera, con volume ed equalizzatore. Le telecamere che supportano il brandeggio ONVIF ricevono una pulsantiera direttamente nella cella. La pagina Report controlla davvero ogni telecamera e mostra stato, fotogrammi al secondo, risoluzione, bitrate, perdita di fotogrammi e codec, dal vivo, accanto a cosa si sta registrando e a quanto disco è in uso.\n\nTV gratuita dove non c'è una telecamera\n\nLe caselle vuote della griglia riproducono canali televisivi gratuiti, senza audio, ciascuno sostituibile da un menu. Un canale si può ingrandire con l'audio, registrare, o mandare nella griglia come se fosse una telecamera. I collegamenti morti vengono controllati e saltati. Se preferisci lasciare le caselle vuote, basta un interruttore nelle impostazioni.\n\nFatta per il Mac, tenuta sul Mac\n\nCamBoard è un'app nativa, firmata e notarizzata, per macOS 14 o successivo, su Mac Apple silicon e Intel. L'interfaccia è in inglese. La decodifica video è affidata a VLCKit e libVLC, ed è per questo che telecamere di marche molto diverse, H.264 e H.265, RTSP e HLS, finiscono tutte sulla stessa griglia. L'aspetto segue uno dei temi integrati, Carbon come predefinito, e la finestra sta su un MacBook da 14 pollici come su una parete di monitor.\n\nGli aggiornamenti arrivano dallo stesso canale firmato usato dalle nostre altre app: l'app controlla blackorder.io di tanto in tanto, verifica la firma e il checksum di quello che scarica e lascia a te l'installazione, trascinando la nuova versione in Applicazioni.\n\n39,90 € una tantum, fino a 3 Mac\n\nUn solo acquisto, una licenza senza scadenza, senza abbonamento e senza rinnovo automatico. Il tuo codice attiva CamBoard su un massimo di tre Mac, e un Mac si può rilasciare dalle impostazioni per liberare il suo posto.\n\n1. Scegli Acquista CamBoard e completa il pagamento sicuro con Stripe.\n2. Confermato il pagamento, la pagina mostra il pulsante di download. Il codice di attivazione e il link di download arrivano anche via email.\n3. Apri il DMG, trascina CamBoard in Applicazioni e inserisci il codice nella schermata di attivazione.\n\nServe una connessione a Internet per l'attivazione e per la verifica periodica della licenza; una verifica riuscita permette fino a 30 giorni di uso senza connessione. Le telecamere, ovviamente, non escono mai dalla tua rete.\n\nCostruita a Portomaggiore. Fatta per tenere d'occhio le cose.", "full_description": "Le telecamere ci sono già. Una guarda il cancello, una il soggiorno, un videoregistratore in un armadio ne tiene altre otto e scrive tutto sul suo disco. Quello che manca è un posto sul Mac dove vivano tutte insieme: non una scheda del browser per ogni marca, non un plugin che smette di funzionare al prossimo aggiornamento di macOS, non un'app che vuole un account prima di mostrare un solo fotogramma.\n\nCamBoard è quel posto. È un'app nativa per Mac costruita a Portomaggiore, in provincia di Ferrara, e fa una cosa sola con cura: mette ogni telecamera, ogni canale di un videoregistratore e, se vuoi, qualche canale TV gratuito su un'unica griglia, e tiene tutto nella tua rete e sul tuo disco.\n\nLe telecamere si trovano da sole\n\nApri Aggiungi telecamera e CamBoard esplora la rete al posto tuo. Telecamere ONVIF, flussi RTSP e videoregistratori compaiono in una lista con marca, modello e indirizzo; ne scegli una, scrivi la password e il percorso giusto del flusso viene ricavato da solo. Una telecamera accesa ma che non trasmette ancora viene segnalata con i passi necessari per abilitarla, invece di un quadrato nero muto.\n\nUna telecamera che riceve un nuovo indirizzo dal router viene ritrovata dalla sua identità hardware e ricollegata senza che tu debba fare nulla. Le password restano nel portachiavi di macOS. Non ci sono account, nuvola né telemetria.\n\nI videoregistratori, con tutti i loro canali\n\nUn NVR o XVR si aggiunge una volta sola, con le credenziali di amministratore. CamBoard gli chiede la lista dei canali e aggiunge quelli che spunti, ognuno come telecamera a sé nella griglia, con il suo nome, le sue impostazioni di registrazione e il suo posto nella disposizione. L'abbiamo sviluppato e provato su un XVR Dahua; i registratori che parlano ONVIF, Hikvision e le marche compatibili vengono gestiti allo stesso modo.\n\nL'archivio del videoregistratore, dal tuo Mac\n\nQuesta è la parte che volevamo di più. Per un canale di un registratore, apri il suo archivio: una linea del tempo della giornata mostra in verde quello che è stato registrato, un clic riproduce da quel momento, e i comandi fanno quello che ti aspetti, pausa, salti indietro e avanti, riproduzione a 2× o 4×. Cambi giorno con le frecce, scatti un'istantanea del fotogramma che stai guardando, oppure salvi uno spezzone di uno, cinque o quindici minuti come MP4 sul Mac. Nient'altro viene copiato: il video resta sul registratore finché non decidi di tenerne un pezzo.\n\nLa registrazione, in tre modi\n\nRegistri una telecamera con un clic quando sta succedendo qualcosa. Lasci che il rilevamento del movimento avvii uno spezzone da solo, con una sensibilità che scegli telecamera per telecamera. Oppure accendi la registrazione continua e usi CamBoard come NVR 24 ore su 24: segmenti della durata che vuoi, un limite di spazio, un periodo di conservazione, e il Mac tenuto sveglio mentre registra. Ogni registrazione arriva nella libreria come MP4 che QuickTime apre, alla qualità che imposti una volta nelle impostazioni.\n\nContinua a funzionare da solo\n\nUna parete di telecamere serve solo se la mattina dopo è ancora lì. Dopo lo stop del Mac o lo spegnimento dello schermo ogni flusso viene riaperto; un flusso che smette di consegnare fotogrammi viene riavviato senza il tuo intervento; un registratore riavviato viene ripreso. Abbiamo passato una buona parte dello sviluppo proprio su questo, con l'app lasciata accesa per giorni su una scrivania piena di telecamere vere.\n\nAudio, brandeggio e la verità su ogni telecamera\n\nAccendi l'altoparlante in una cella per sentire quella telecamera, con volume ed equalizzatore. Le telecamere che supportano il brandeggio ONVIF ricevono una pulsantiera direttamente nella cella. La pagina Report controlla davvero ogni telecamera e mostra stato, fotogrammi al secondo, risoluzione, bitrate, perdita di fotogrammi e codec, dal vivo, accanto a cosa si sta registrando e a quanto disco è in uso.\n\nTV gratuita dove non c'è una telecamera\n\nLe caselle vuote della griglia riproducono canali televisivi gratuiti, senza audio, ciascuno sostituibile da un menu. Un canale si può ingrandire con l'audio, registrare, o mandare nella griglia come se fosse una telecamera. I collegamenti morti vengono controllati e saltati. Se preferisci lasciare le caselle vuote, basta un interruttore nelle impostazioni.\n\nFatta per il Mac, tenuta sul Mac\n\nCamBoard è un'app nativa, firmata e notarizzata, per macOS 14 o successivo, su Mac Apple silicon e Intel. L'interfaccia è in inglese. La decodifica video è affidata a VLCKit e libVLC, ed è per questo che telecamere di marche molto diverse, H.264 e H.265, RTSP e HLS, finiscono tutte sulla stessa griglia. L'aspetto segue uno dei temi integrati, Carbon come predefinito, e la finestra sta su un MacBook da 14 pollici come su una parete di monitor.\n\nGli aggiornamenti arrivano dallo stesso canale firmato usato dalle nostre altre app: l'app controlla blackorder.io di tanto in tanto, verifica la firma e il checksum di quello che scarica e lascia a te l'installazione, trascinando la nuova versione in Applicazioni.\n\n39,90 € una tantum, fino a 3 Mac\n\nUn solo acquisto, una licenza senza scadenza, senza abbonamento e senza rinnovo automatico. Il tuo codice attiva CamBoard su un massimo di tre Mac, e un Mac si può rilasciare dalle impostazioni per liberare il suo posto.\n\n1. Scegli Acquista CamBoard e completa il pagamento sicuro con Stripe.\n2. Confermato il pagamento, la pagina mostra il pulsante di download. Il codice di attivazione e il link di download arrivano anche via email.\n3. Apri il DMG, trascina CamBoard in Applicazioni e inserisci il codice nella schermata di attivazione.\n\nServe una connessione a Internet per l'attivazione e per la verifica periodica della licenza; una verifica riuscita permette fino a 30 giorni di uso senza connessione. Le telecamere, ovviamente, non escono mai dalla tua rete.\n\nCostruita a Portomaggiore. Fatta per tenere d'occhio le cose.", "title": "CamBoard: ogni telecamera, ogni videoregistratore, una sola griglia sul Mac", "excerpt": "Un'app nativa per Mac per telecamere IP e videoregistratori: le telecamere si trovano da sole, l'archivio del registratore si riproduce su una linea del tempo, la registrazione funziona in tre modi e la TV gratuita riempie le caselle vuote. 39,90 € una tantum, fino a 3 Mac.", "summary": "Telecamere IP, videoregistratori NVR e XVR e canali TV gratuiti, trovati nella tua rete e tenuti sul tuo Mac. Nata a Portomaggiore.", "canonical_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/it/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/" } }, "official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "canonical_domain": "blackorder.io", "source": "official", "preferred_language": "en", "preferred_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "preferred_official_page_url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "facts": { "title": { "value": "CamBoard: every camera, every recorder, one grid on your Mac", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "description": { "value": "The cameras are already there. One watches the gate, one the living room, a recorder in a cupboard keeps eight more and writes everything to its own disk. What is missing is a place on the Mac where all of them live together: not a browser tab for each brand, not a plugin that stops working at the next macOS update, not an app that wants an account before it shows a single frame.\n\nCamBoard is that place. It is a native Mac app built in Portomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, and it does one thing with care: it puts every camera, every channel of a recorder and, if you like, a few free TV channels on one grid, and keeps everything on your network and on your disk.\n\nCameras find themselves\n\nOpen Add Camera and CamBoard scans the network for you. ONVIF cameras, RTSP streams and recorders appear in a list with brand, model and address; pick one, type its password, and the right stream path is worked out automatically. A camera that is switched on but not yet streaming is flagged with the steps needed to enable it, instead of a silent black square.\n\nA camera that gets a new address from the router is found again by its hardware identity and reconnected without your help. Passwords stay in the macOS keychain. There is no account, no cloud and no telemetry.\n\nRecorders, with all their channels\n\nAn NVR or XVR is added once, with its administrator login. CamBoard asks it for the list of channels and adds the ones you tick, each as its own camera in the grid, with its own name, its own recording settings and its own place in the layout. We developed and tested it on a Dahua XVR; recorders that speak ONVIF, Hikvision and compatible brands are handled the same way.\n\nThe recorder's archive, from your Mac\n\nThis is the part we wanted most. For a channel of a recorder, open its archive: a timeline of the day shows in green what was recorded, a click plays from that moment, and the controls do what you expect, pause, jumps backwards and forwards, playback at 2× or 4×. Change the day with the arrows, take a snapshot of the frame you are looking at, or save a clip of one, five or fifteen minutes as an MP4 on the Mac. Nothing else is copied: the video stays on the recorder until you decide to keep a piece of it.\n\nRecording, three ways\n\nRecord a camera with one click when something is happening. Let motion detection start a clip by itself, with a sensitivity you choose per camera. Or turn on continuous recording and use CamBoard as a 24/7 NVR: segments of a chosen length, a storage limit, a retention period, and the Mac kept awake while it records. Every recording lands in the library as an MP4 that QuickTime opens, at the quality you set once in Settings.\n\nIt keeps running on its own\n\nA camera wall is only useful if it is still there in the morning. After the Mac sleeps or the screen goes dark, every stream is reopened; a stream that stops delivering frames is restarted without your help; a recorder that was rebooted is picked up again. We spent a good part of the development on exactly this, with the app left running for days on a desk full of real cameras.\n\nSound, pan and tilt, and the truth about each camera\n\nTurn the speaker on in any cell to hear that camera, with volume and an equaliser. Cameras that support ONVIF pan and tilt get a control pad right inside the cell. The Reports page checks each camera for real and shows status, frames per second, resolution, data rate, frame loss and codec, live, next to what is being recorded and how much disk is in use.\n\nFree TV where there is no camera\n\nEmpty slots of the grid play free television channels, muted, each one replaceable from a menu. A channel can be enlarged with sound, recorded, or sent to the grid as if it were a camera. Dead links are checked and skipped. If you would rather keep the slots empty, one switch in Settings does it.\n\nMade for the Mac, kept on the Mac\n\nCamBoard is a native app, signed and notarised, for macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. The interface is in English. Video decoding is done by VLCKit and libVLC, which is why cameras of very different brands, H.264 and H.265, RTSP and HLS, all end up on the same grid. The look follows one of the built-in themes, Carbon by default, and the window fits a 14-inch MacBook as well as a wall of monitors.\n\nUpdates arrive through the same signed channel used by our other apps: the app checks blackorder.io now and then, verifies the signature and the checksum of what it downloads, and leaves the installation to you, by dragging the new version into Applications.\n\n€39.90 once, for up to 3 Macs\n\nOne purchase, a license with no expiry, no subscription and no automatic renewal. Your code activates CamBoard on up to three Macs, and a Mac can be released from Settings to free its seat.\n\n1. Select Buy CamBoard and complete the secure payment with Stripe.\n2. After payment is confirmed, the page shows the download button. Your activation code and download link are also sent by email.\n3. Open the DMG, drag CamBoard into Applications and enter your code in the activation screen.\n\nAn internet connection is required for activation and for the periodic license check; a successful check allows up to 30 days of offline use. The cameras, of course, never leave your network.\n\nBuilt in Portomaggiore. Made to keep an eye on things.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "summary": { "value": "IP cameras, NVR and XVR recorders and free TV channels, found on your network and kept on your Mac. Made in Portomaggiore.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "full_description": { "value": "The cameras are already there. One watches the gate, one the living room, a recorder in a cupboard keeps eight more and writes everything to its own disk. What is missing is a place on the Mac where all of them live together: not a browser tab for each brand, not a plugin that stops working at the next macOS update, not an app that wants an account before it shows a single frame.\n\nCamBoard is that place. It is a native Mac app built in Portomaggiore, in the province of Ferrara, and it does one thing with care: it puts every camera, every channel of a recorder and, if you like, a few free TV channels on one grid, and keeps everything on your network and on your disk.\n\nCameras find themselves\n\nOpen Add Camera and CamBoard scans the network for you. ONVIF cameras, RTSP streams and recorders appear in a list with brand, model and address; pick one, type its password, and the right stream path is worked out automatically. A camera that is switched on but not yet streaming is flagged with the steps needed to enable it, instead of a silent black square.\n\nA camera that gets a new address from the router is found again by its hardware identity and reconnected without your help. Passwords stay in the macOS keychain. There is no account, no cloud and no telemetry.\n\nRecorders, with all their channels\n\nAn NVR or XVR is added once, with its administrator login. CamBoard asks it for the list of channels and adds the ones you tick, each as its own camera in the grid, with its own name, its own recording settings and its own place in the layout. We developed and tested it on a Dahua XVR; recorders that speak ONVIF, Hikvision and compatible brands are handled the same way.\n\nThe recorder's archive, from your Mac\n\nThis is the part we wanted most. For a channel of a recorder, open its archive: a timeline of the day shows in green what was recorded, a click plays from that moment, and the controls do what you expect, pause, jumps backwards and forwards, playback at 2× or 4×. Change the day with the arrows, take a snapshot of the frame you are looking at, or save a clip of one, five or fifteen minutes as an MP4 on the Mac. Nothing else is copied: the video stays on the recorder until you decide to keep a piece of it.\n\nRecording, three ways\n\nRecord a camera with one click when something is happening. Let motion detection start a clip by itself, with a sensitivity you choose per camera. Or turn on continuous recording and use CamBoard as a 24/7 NVR: segments of a chosen length, a storage limit, a retention period, and the Mac kept awake while it records. Every recording lands in the library as an MP4 that QuickTime opens, at the quality you set once in Settings.\n\nIt keeps running on its own\n\nA camera wall is only useful if it is still there in the morning. After the Mac sleeps or the screen goes dark, every stream is reopened; a stream that stops delivering frames is restarted without your help; a recorder that was rebooted is picked up again. We spent a good part of the development on exactly this, with the app left running for days on a desk full of real cameras.\n\nSound, pan and tilt, and the truth about each camera\n\nTurn the speaker on in any cell to hear that camera, with volume and an equaliser. Cameras that support ONVIF pan and tilt get a control pad right inside the cell. The Reports page checks each camera for real and shows status, frames per second, resolution, data rate, frame loss and codec, live, next to what is being recorded and how much disk is in use.\n\nFree TV where there is no camera\n\nEmpty slots of the grid play free television channels, muted, each one replaceable from a menu. A channel can be enlarged with sound, recorded, or sent to the grid as if it were a camera. Dead links are checked and skipped. If you would rather keep the slots empty, one switch in Settings does it.\n\nMade for the Mac, kept on the Mac\n\nCamBoard is a native app, signed and notarised, for macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. The interface is in English. Video decoding is done by VLCKit and libVLC, which is why cameras of very different brands, H.264 and H.265, RTSP and HLS, all end up on the same grid. The look follows one of the built-in themes, Carbon by default, and the window fits a 14-inch MacBook as well as a wall of monitors.\n\nUpdates arrive through the same signed channel used by our other apps: the app checks blackorder.io now and then, verifies the signature and the checksum of what it downloads, and leaves the installation to you, by dragging the new version into Applications.\n\n€39.90 once, for up to 3 Macs\n\nOne purchase, a license with no expiry, no subscription and no automatic renewal. Your code activates CamBoard on up to three Macs, and a Mac can be released from Settings to free its seat.\n\n1. Select Buy CamBoard and complete the secure payment with Stripe.\n2. After payment is confirmed, the page shows the download button. Your activation code and download link are also sent by email.\n3. Open the DMG, drag CamBoard into Applications and enter your code in the activation screen.\n\nAn internet connection is required for activation and for the periodic license check; a successful check allows up to 30 days of offline use. The cameras, of course, never leave your network.\n\nBuilt in Portomaggiore. Made to keep an eye on things.", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "type": { "value": "article", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "slug": { "value": "camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "published_at": { "value": "2026-10-12T16:27:46+00:00", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." }, "updated_at": { "value": "2026-10-25T11:09:14+00:00", "source": { "url": "https://blackorder.io/blog/en/camboard-ip-cameras-recorders-mac/", "publisher": "BlackOrder", "type": "publisher_catalog" }, "verified_at": null, "freshness": { "retrieved_at": "2026-10-25T14:46:55+00:00", "max_age_seconds": 60 }, "confidence": "publisher_declared", "type": "publisher_statement", "verification_scope": "Read from publisher data; not independently verified." } } } ] }