Desktop navigation
Move through catalogs, details, and source decisions with a keyboard and pointer instead of phone-shaped controls on a bigger screen.
4789 for Mac
Your library, with room to think.
The same personal media system, rebuilt for a keyboard, pointer, wide canvas, and full-window playback.
Coming soon
A native sibling
Not the phone app stretched sideways.
4789 for Mac keeps the system’s core ideas—Discover, Wall, Detail, Sources, Player—while giving them desktop-scale layout, keyboard control, and a Mac-native window model.
Wide-canvas discovery
Shelves, filters, maps, and the poster Wall gain density without losing the two-door structure.
Full-window playback
Open playback on the Mac and keep the same title, source, track, and progress context used by the rest of 4789.
A cast destination
The Mac can appear as a receiver to an iPhone on the same network, so a title chosen on the couch can continue on the desk.
Shared foundation
Familiar, where it should be.
The Mac app shares the title and source model with iPhone. Platform-specific presentation stays platform-specific.
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The same library language
Discover and Wall remain the only top-level doors, so moving between devices does not require learning a second product.
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Mac-native control
Windows, toolbars, commands, menus, and keyboard workflows belong to macOS rather than imitating touch.
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Built to receive
Local receiver behavior lets the Mac join the same room-level casting story as 4789 TV.
Coming next
We will show it when it feels like a Mac app.
Get one note when the first public Mac build is ready to see.