The trouble with native apps is that unless you open source, no-one trusts them anymore. I have 100's of small tools a bit like Screenly et al., that I have wr

The trouble with native apps is that unless you open source, no-one trusts them anymore. I have 100's of small tools a bit like Screenly et al., that I have written over the years for Windows, but because I wont open source them, people just wont download them, so there's no point releasing. We're in a really sad place now software-wise, where all the little developers (like me) can no longer release freeware or shareware without someone accusing it of being riddled with malware.