Scout-App

If you are a web designer and CSS is your weapon of choice, then you might have a clear understanding of how time-consuming having to rely on command line-based tools to work with Sass (Syntactically Awesome Stylesheets) can be.

This is where this user-friendly and smooth-running application named Scout-App comes into play. Simply put, this utility provides you with a functional GUI that makes it as straightforward as possible for you to manage, organize and optimize your Sass projects.

Getting started with it does not require any special effort on your behalf, not even installation. Simply download the app, unzip its package and launch it via the executable file.

The good news doesn't stop here, as Scout-App is a very versatile app that can be run just as efficiently on all major operating systems such as Windows, macOS, Linux and even Zorin.

Without a doubt, regardless of your computer experience, you will find Scout-App to be a very user-orientated and novice-accessible application. There's a simple top menubar and two main panels right beneath it.

The panel on the left is the place from where you can switch between or add new projects, while the one on the right side allows you to view the status of and edit your current Sass projects.

Considering its simplicity, it's quite clear that getting to grips with this utility is anything but difficult. Simply add a new project, choose the stylesheet input and output directories, and choose between a development or a production-orientated environment.

You are also bound to find out that this app is quite modern, thanks to its support for both in-app and desktop notifications, multiple supported languages and a set of handy themes.

Scout-App runs smoothly, looks good, has a simple workflow for everyone to find accessible and, most importantly, improves your workflow with Sass by allowing you to organize and manage projects without the need of CLI-based apps.