Native macOS utilities, release tooling, and the supporting source repositories that keep those apps buildable and auditable.
The two app repositories with the clearest product surface.
A small macOS app for ripping DVDs to .m4v files with bundled tools, encrypted DVD support, visible progress, cancellation cleanup, logs, and signed release packaging.
A native SwiftUI app for safely preparing a removable SD card for selected Wii homebrew workflows, with scoped filesystem access, SD-card validation, recipes, downloads, and verification.
Source, catalogs, forks, and release-tooling workspaces.
Public recipe catalog used by Homebrew Assistant to describe trusted Wii homebrew workflows without turning recipes into executable scripts.
Build and packaging workspace for SwiftRip's bundled command-line tools, including pinned HandBrakeCLI and libdvdcss artifacts for app releases.
SwiftRip-controlled libdvdcss source pins from VideoLAN upstream, kept public so the app's bundled DVD support can be rebuilt and audited.
SwiftRip-pinned HandBrake fork with app-bundle libdvdcss loading, used by the SwiftRip toolchain instead of relying on system-installed libraries.