Boncuk
Charms that hang from the top of your screen on a cord that really swings. Flick one with the cursor and it darts about; everything behind it stays clickable.
Version 1.0.0 · 13.9 MB · macOS 14+ · universal
Legal, original software - written by us, not cracked or repacked. Full versions for macOS and Windows, free.
Charms that hang from the top of your screen on a cord that really swings. Flick one with the cursor and it darts about; everything behind it stays clickable.
Version 1.0.0 · 13.9 MB · macOS 14+ · universal
Handwoven Anatolian rugs on your desktop, each generated thread by thread from a seed. Drag one and it lifts, folds and flops over like real cloth.
Version 0.1.0 · in testing · macOS 14+ · Apple silicon
Nothing is listed here before it runs properly.
"Free" is used loosely on the internet. Here is exactly what it means here.
What you download is everything the app does. No licence key, no watermark, nothing that expires after thirty days.
No analytics SDK, no crash reporter phoning home, no sign-up wall. Several of the apps contain no networking code at all.
A direct file from our own storage — no download manager, no bundled toolbar, no "offers" step, no wrapper installer.
Not repackaged copies of other people’s software. Every app is written from scratch, which is why there are few of them.
A note on the name. FreeFullSoft sounds like the phrase sites that distribute cracked commercial programs use about themselves. This is not one of those. Everything here is original software written by us and given away deliberately; there is no pirated, patched or re-hosted third-party application on this site, and there never will be.
Yes. Every app here is the complete version at no cost. No trial period, no locked features, no watermark, no subscription, and no account needed to download.
There is no advertising, no bundled extra software and no data collection. These are small apps written by one developer and released free because they are small enough to give away. Some may gain an optional paid upgrade one day, but whatever is offered as free stays free.
Right-click the app and choose Open, then confirm — macOS shows this for anything distributed outside the App Store. If it is still refused, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and press Open Anyway. Each app page walks through it.
SmartScreen warns about any installer it has not yet seen downloaded many times, regardless of what is inside it. Choose More info, then Run anyway. The warning goes away by itself as a release accumulates downloads.
No. No analytics, no telemetry, no account, no unique device id. The apps run fully offline and keep their settings on your own machine. See the privacy page for the details.
On our own storage behind a global CDN, served from
dl.freefullsoft.com.
Every file is uploaded by us. There is no third-party mirror, no download manager and no
wrapper installer anywhere in the chain.
Bug reports are read by the person who wrote the code. Tell us your OS version and what you were doing.
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