RoyalGuitar brings audio, video, image, and guitar-focused tools together in a single native Mac app. No subscriptions, no cloud — it all runs on your machine.
Roughly 36 tools across media and music, organized so you find what you need fast.
Edit, resize, convert, compress, and strip metadata. Batch it all when you're moving fast.
Play, trim, convert, compress, resize, and watermark — without firing up a heavyweight editor.
Trim, convert, extract, merge, and analyze. Pull clean audio out of anything.
Practice-focused tools built for players — the part that makes RoyalGuitar, well, RoyalGuitar.
One dashboard, every tool a click away.
This is an evolving project. I update it as I find bugs and add features that make it more useful and user-friendly. Check the GitHub releases page for the latest version.
I'm comfortable with HTML and CSS, and have some Python and Swift experience. Parts of this app were built with help from AI tools. I'd rather be upfront about that than mislead anyone about how it came together.
The app processes your media locally on your Mac. During development it was checked using Xcode's built-in static analysis and security tooling to catch code-level issues. It's distributed as an un-notarized build, so macOS will ask you to confirm on first launch (see the install steps above).
Free, native, and local. Download the latest release and open it up.
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