A native Mac app that turns your photo library into a print-ready album — import from Apple Photos, auto-arrange the pages, export a PDF for print or sharing. Free, and your photos never leave your Mac.
Web browsers have flowed uneven content into balanced grids for years. Printed albums still ask people to drag every photograph into a box. The missing piece isn’t layout—it’s judgement.
Graphic Meat is an independent product studio, running since 2013. We build small, sharp tools that respect your data and do one thing well. Some are paid by subscription, some are free and open source—the model follows the product, while the goal stays the same: useful software and a studio that can keep making it. Well done isn't a requirement.
// How we build
Small tools still deserve real engineering. We lean on the patterns the software world already proved, and pair them with AI to go from empty repo to shipping product fast — without the mess that usually comes with speed.
Modularity
Small, self-contained pieces with clear seams. Each part does one job, so features drop in and bugs stay boxed in.
Test-driven
Write the test first, then the code that passes it. The behaviour is pinned down before it ships, and stays pinned as the code grows.
Built to test
Code shaped so it can be verified — pure functions, injected dependencies, no hidden state. If it's hard to test, it's badly designed.
KISS
The simplest thing that works, every time. No speculative abstractions, no cleverness to decode at 3am. Boring code is a feature.
SOLID
Time-tested design principles keep responsibilities clean and change cheap, so the codebase bends instead of breaking.
AI-accelerated
AI does the heavy lifting on scaffolding, refactors and reviews — under human judgement — so quality goes up while build time goes down.
// Get in touch
Building something, or want to work with us? Send us a message — we'll get back to you.