Independent software · Germany

A small studio for a handful of well-kept apps.

Jäger Apps is a one-person software business. A VPN client for the Mac, a few iOS apps, the occasional browser extension — built slowly, maintained for years.

Projects
Three active · one archived
Shimo app icon

Shimo

VPN Client · macOS
Flagship · active

Shimo is a Mac VPN client that supports every major protocol — WireGuard, OpenVPN, IPsec, Cisco AnyConnect, and more — in one app.

Visit Shimo →
Shimo VPN client showing its connection list on macOS
MINS app showing tomorrow's Workout of the Day with warmup and main WOD details
MINS app icon

MINS

Internal CrossFit WOD app

MINS shows the current and upcoming WODs for my CrossFit box, with AI-suggested strategy and male/female scaling built in. It's an internal tool, not published to the App Store.

Not public
Relocate app icon

Relocate

Location data for photos

Relocate uses geographic triangulation to fill in GPS data that's inaccurate or missing from your photo library, letting you pick the right place with confidence.

Coming soon to the App Store
Archive
Bitbaguette extension icon

Bitbaguette

Bitbucket browser extension
Discontinued

Bitbaguette (a pun on "Bitbucket") was a browser extension that added missing functionality to the Bitbucket UI — most of which Atlassian has since built in natively.

About
Fabian Jäger

Fabian Jäger · founder and independent developer

Software as a side business, run like a long-term one.

I build and maintain a small set of apps on my own time. There is no roadmap pressure and no growth target, which means I can keep things simple, fix what needs fixing, and support what I ship for as long as people use it.

Everything here is written, designed, supported and shipped by me.

ApproachSmall, finished, maintained

I'd rather ship a narrow app that does one job properly than a broad one that almost works.

PrivacyNo tracking, no accounts

Apps ask for the data they need to work and nothing beyond it.

SupportAnswered by the person who built it

Write in and you reach me directly, not a queue.

Get in touch

Questions about an app, a bug, a press request, or just a note — email is best.