Marco.org

Marco.org is the personal home of Marco Arment, a programmer, writer, and podcaster known for independent Apple-related software. The site serves as a hub for his apps, his podcast, his writing, and his presence on Mastodon, rather than as a commercial product page.

The core of the site is a regularly updated blog with dated posts covering topics such as online communities, social platforms, and the realities of working alone as an independent developer. Navigation is deliberately simple: sections for Apps, Podcast, Mastodon, and About sit alongside the chronological post archive.

It is best suited to people interested in long-form personal essays about technology and internet culture, and to followers of Arment’s work who want updates in one place. Readers looking for tutorials, reviews, or software support documentation will not find them here.

Use the About page to understand the author’s background, and browse the archive by date to follow recurring themes. The site is plain and text-focused, so it works well for reading on any device. Overall, it is a personal publishing space rather than a service or directory.