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macOS Driver Development Services

Kernel extensions. Virtual drivers. Daemons.
We provide macOS driver development services, including peripheral integration, virtual driver development, and daemon and system service development services.

What we do

If you want to develop add-on or peripheral products with custom components that extend the capabilities of Macintosh, our team at Integra Sources is at your service. The macOS kernel is based on a modified Unix kernel. It replaces the traditional Unix driver architecture with I/O Kit, an object-oriented driver development framework. In our macOS device driver development, we use I/O Kit to create in-kernel or application-level drivers for hardware devices.


What's included?

Our macOS driver development services include peripheral integration including kernel-level driver development, virtual driver development, and implementation of daemons and other low-level system services for macOS.





We've helped more than 40 companies and individuals build solutions used by millions of people

How we work

Check out the table below to learn more about how we work and where your involvement is most needed depending on the type of collaboration model.
AREA OF RESPONSIBILITYPROJECT-BASED OUTSOURCINGDEDICATED DEVELOPMENT TEAMRESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT REQUIREMENTSYOUSHAREDYOU
MACOS DRIVER ARCHITECTUREINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
DEVELOPMENTINTEGRAINTEGRAINTEGRA
TESTINGINTEGRASHAREDSHARED
DRIVER CERTIFICATIONSHAREDSHARED
DELIVERY MANAGEMENTSHAREDSHARED

Frequently Asked Questions

Read this information to better understand the process of macOS driver development.

What technologies do you use to develop drivers for macOS?

What type of drivers has your team developed?

Do I need to certify my driver?

Could you develop a Mac OS X driver based on my current Linux driver?

I’m planning to develop new hardware. Can you help me with porting my existing macOS driver?