The Iconfactory
Also known as Iconfactory
Icon and interface design studio that makes Mac and iOS apps, including Twitterrific.
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- The Iconfactory is a software and graphic design company that designs icons and user interfaces and publishes apps for macOS and iOS.
- It was founded in April 1996 by three artists and became known for free icon packs.
- It made icons for Windows XP, Windows Vista and the Xbox 360, developed Twitterrific in 2007 and launched the feed reader Tapestry in 2025.
Key facts
- Founded
- April 1996, by Corey Marion, Talos Tsui and Gedeon Maheux1
- Apps
- Twitterrific (2007); Frenzic; Tapestry (2025)1
- Icons for
- Windows XP, Windows Vista, Xbox 3601
People
People
- Craig HockenberryPerson
lead engineer · since 1997 1
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