Independent software studio
Shadowfetch makes private software people can own: focused apps, a complete Debian-based desktop, and local AI tools that keep their working data on the machine.
Catalogue counts are generated from the current public App Store listings at build time. Internal or unavailable records are not presented as products customers can buy.
What Shadowfetch builds
01 / Apps
The catalogue spans practical utilities, creative tools, reference apps, and games for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. The goal is a useful answer to a real job, without an account, advertising, or a recurring charge.
Browse all 572 public apps
02 / Linux
Shadowfetch Linux is built on Debian with KDE Plasma 6, local AI tooling, creative applications, and a published verification path. The current 3.97 GB (3.70 GiB) release is free to download.
Explore Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4
How the studio works
App customers pay once. Shadowfetch does not build engagement traps into small tools or require an account where a local file will do.
Local storage, offline workflows, and transparent boundaries are product decisions. They are not a privacy paragraph added after the interface is finished.
Releases, checksums, source, known issues, and current storefront links are published so claims can be inspected instead of merely repeated.
Independent coverage
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This site is a static Astro build served and protected by Cloudflare. Cloudflare’s privacy-focused Web Analytics measures site health, and Google AdSense may place advertising on public pages. Theprivacy page explains those services and their boundaries.
App screenshots, prices, versions, privacy labels, and storefront links are refreshed from Apple sources and checked before each public release. Founder’s Notes are written by Robert Corbin and published separately from product listings.
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