Feedico

macOS · Affiliate data sync · Coupon warehouse · v0.1.0

Self-hosted affiliate & coupon database client for macOS

The same PyQt6 desktop experience as our Linux build, delivered as a signed-ready .dmg - mirror normalized programmes into your SQLite or MySQL environment without living only in a hosted dashboard.

Authenticate with your Feedico workspace token, run manual or scheduled sync, browse merchants and coupons locally, and export CSV - alongside the REST coupon API and WordPress plugin.

Download .dmg (macOS)Create account (cloud + token)

Direct download: https://feedico.io/downloads/feedico-client-0.1.0-macos.dmg

Native Mac workflow

Drag-to-Applications install story publishers expect - no Docker shim required for daily use.

Self-hosted mirror

Keep a durable local copy of merchants and coupons next to cloud API consumption.

Shared product model

Same normalized schema as Linux, WordPress sync, and the hosted JSON API.

Interface tour

Screens from the desktop affiliate client - assets match the Linux product page because the UI is the same cross-platform shell.

Affiliate dashboard & sync telemetry

Feedico affiliate dashboard showing sync job status and workspace metrics
Monitor sync jobs, import status, and workspace health - same control plane as the Linux build, packaged for macOS.

Network feeds & programs

Feedico Feeds view listing connected affiliate programs
Review connected programmes (CJ, Awin, Impact-class sources, and more) before rows land in your local merchant database.

Local coupon & merchant database

Local coupon database with filters and export in Feedico desktop client
Search merchants and coupons offline after sync - filter, paginate, and export CSV for BI or editorial workflows.

Sync service & database target

Sync settings for SQLite or MySQL target in Feedico desktop client
Pick SQLite or MySQL targets and tune background sync. (Linux builds expose systemd helpers; macOS uses the in-app scheduler for your user session.)

Install on macOS

  1. Download feedico-client-0.1.0-macos.dmg.
  2. Open the DMG and drag Feedico into Applications.
  3. On first launch, if macOS reports an unidentified developer, right-click the app → Open → confirm.
  4. Sign in with your Feedico API token (same as the dashboard) and choose SQLite or MySQL as your local target.

Requirements: Python 3.10+ stack is bundled or documented in the package metadata inside the DMG. Prefer wired sync intervals for large workspaces to respect API quotas.

Frequently asked questions

What macOS versions are supported?Show answer

Apple silicon and Intel Macs running recent macOS releases (Ventura-era and newer are the tested baseline). If Gatekeeper blocks first launch, use right-click → Open on the app in Applications.

Does data still sync to a local database?Show answer

Yes - the same normalized merchant and coupon model as the Linux client: SQLite for a single-file mirror, or MySQL-compatible servers for shared analytics.

Should I use the REST API or the desktop app?Show answer

Use the hosted Feedico API for automation and integrations; use the desktop client when you want a durable local warehouse, CSV exports, and an operator-focused UI.

Is Windows available?Show answer

Not yet - Windows builds remain on the roadmap. Linux and macOS desktop clients are available today alongside the WordPress plugin and REST API.

Prefer Linux or automation instead?

Grab the Debian package or call the REST API - same workspace, different runtime.

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