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Music Remote
marioaguzman.github.io
Retro Apple Music remote recreating the Music Player app from the Mac OS X Public Beta.
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QuickTune by Mario Guzmán
Apple Music remote for macOS styled after QuickTime 7 on Mac OS X Tiger.
Visit QuickTune ↗About QuickTune
Apple Music remote for macOS styled after QuickTime 7 on Mac OS X Tiger. QuickTune is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Mario Guzmán, launched in 2024.
- Status
- Active
- Launched
- 2024
- Category
- Mac & Desktop App Makers
- Website
- marioaguzman.github.io
More products by Mario Guzmán
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Music MiniPlayer
marioaguzman.github.io
Apple Music controller that recreates the iTunes 10 mini player.
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Music Widget
marioaguzman.github.io
Replica of the Tiger-era iTunes Dashboard widget that controls Apple Music.
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PDX Transit
marioaguzman.github.io
TriMet stops, arrival times and service alerts for Portland on Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
QuickTune FAQ
What is QuickTune?
QuickTune is a mac & desktop app makers product: Apple Music remote for macOS styled after QuickTime 7 on Mac OS X Tiger.
Who made QuickTune?
QuickTune was made by Mario Guzmán, Mac developer behind retro Apple Music remotes and PDX Transit. It launched in 2024. Mario Guzmán has also built Music Remote, Music MiniPlayer, Music Widget, PDX Transit.
Is QuickTune still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, QuickTune is still active and run by Mario Guzmán at marioaguzman.github.io.
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