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Got Apps?

Mac360 is about the Mac. Mac apps. And whatever Apple device that connects to the Mac.

A large part of what we do is to review Mac apps, especially those from lesser known developers; apps that we use ourselves, apps we would recommend to others, and apps that are worthy of consideration.

If you’re a Mac app developer (or a reader who wants to turn us on to your favorite Mac apps) and want a review of your app, let us know. We review apps. We are partial to unique, useful, attractive, Mac-like apps of value.

We may assign a review to one of our experienced writers, or elect not to review the app at this time, always at our discretion (so don’t be offended if we don’t review your app right away).

If your app has a healthy price tag and no trial version, we’ll ask you for a NFR license (not for resale) or Mac App Store redemption code. Mac360 does not sell reviews and we do not accept payment to review a Mac app.

App Review Recommendations

As a Mac app developer, we know you’ve devoted countless hours and effort to create your app. Make sure you have a web site devoted to the app, too.

An attractive and informative web site tells Mac users that you care enough about your app to give prospective buyers and users the information they need to make a purchase decision.

An app’s web site should have a thorough description of what the app does. There should be screen shots of the app. If possible, include a video of the app in action.

The Mac App Store is popular, but does not provide a try-before-you-buy option. Please consider a lite or trial version of your app, even if the app can only be obtained on the Mac App Store.

When your app is ready for prime time, contact us. We’ll take a look and let you know what we think, and whether the app warrants a full review from our staff.

Mac360 has been online since 2004 and we’ve reviewed thousands of Mac apps. If you’ve got one you like, let us know. Click Here to contact us.

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