App Lane gives apps that people love a long-term home — preserving what works, improving what could be better, and never squeezing them dry.
Every app here was already good; that is why it was worth taking on. The first job is to not ruin it. Changes come carefully, and what users love stays.
When Menu Bar Controller changed hands, every previous buyer kept their license: App Lane built a migration system so nobody paid twice. That is the standard, not the exception.
App Lane does not flip apps and does not chase scale. It is a deliberately small portfolio, run by one person, built to still be here in ten years.
Joined 2025 · macOS
Sonos control from the Mac's menu bar — it does one thing perfectly. Since joining: a rebuilt purchase infrastructure with a free trial, a modernized UI, and a license migration that kept every previous buyer whole.
Joined 2025 · iOS + watchOS
The gold-standard Apple Watch controller for Sonos, refined since 2019. Since joining: a full SwiftUI rewrite, Widgets, Live Activities, and Dynamic Island, plus an endorsement from 9to5Mac.
Joined 2023 · iOS + Android
The first app to join App Lane: a lawn-care CRM for solo professionals. Quietly maintained, and in 2026 its inherited backend was fully rebuilt so existing customers can rely on it for years to come.
Built 2023 · iOS + watchOS
Streams Apple Watch heart rate to Garmin, Wahoo, and other cycling computers — no chest strap. Built to solve a real training need, and refined ever since.
Built 2026 · iOS
Bridges heart rate from AirPods to gym equipment and training apps over Bluetooth. A young sibling of HRM, built for a new generation of sensors.