Software that runs on your machine.
Small, fast apps for developers and the people who live in their computers. Most are native desktop apps that run on your machine, with no account to create and nothing to sign up for.
7 free · 1 paid · every one has a published release today, not a waitlist
Shipped
Everything here has a public release you can download today.
Cairn
AI code review built into Git, before the PR
Cairn is a native desktop Git client that reviews your working changes with your own coding agents and fixes them in one click — before you push. Git, terminals and agents share one workspace, so reviewing a branch does not mean juggling a Git app, a terminal and a browser tab. A detachable terminal UI covers macOS, Linux and Windows.
Macifier
Keep your Mac shortcuts on your Windows PC
Macifier brings familiar Mac keyboard habits to Windows for people who move between the two. One tray app handles shortcuts, clipboard history, and window switching without AutoHotkey scripts or registry tweaks.
UniSpace
One keyboard and pointer for every device on your desk
Stop switching keyboards between the Macs, Linux PCs, and Windows PCs on your desk. UniSpace lets you arrange their displays and move control across a touching edge from your Mac. It carries text, links, and regular files over your LAN or private Tailscale network without a screen-sharing window.
Dockyard
Keep container work and context switches in one place
Dockyard is a native macOS workspace for developers managing Docker containers and Kubernetes contexts. Check status, logs, and stats, open a debug shell, and manage resources from one place. It uses your installed Docker and Kubernetes CLIs directly, with no companion daemon.
FastCleanup
See what's taking space before you clean it
FastCleanup is a native macOS menu-bar app for developers who need to reclaim space from caches, build artifacts, package stores, and other disk clutter. Its charts and location-aware results let you inspect what you found before cleaning. It runs without telemetry or network calls and moves files to Trash by default.
TranslateX
Translate in any app, then remember what you learned
TranslateX is a native macOS app for translating text without leaving the app you're in. It uses Apple's on-device translation through the Services menu, speaks the result, and saves phrases locally for review reminders.
No More Tabs
Clear tab clutter from one keyboard palette
No More Tabs is a Chrome and Brave extension for people with too many tabs open. Its keyboard-first palette lets you find tabs, close or group them by site, and run cleanup commands without hunting through browser windows.
ctx7proxy
Put your Context7 accounts behind one local endpoint
For developers using Context7 through MCP or REST, ctx7proxy runs from the macOS menu bar or Windows system tray. Point clients at its local endpoint instead of configuring each with a Context7 account key. It selects healthy accounts round-robin and keeps MCP sessions with the account that started them.
Need something built?
Between products I take on a small number of build engagements — the same stack and the same standards as the apps above. Full-stack web work, native desktop apps, and agent tooling for teams that already write code.
- Native desktop apps
- macOS and Windows apps in Swift, Rust or .NET, shipped as real installers rather than prototypes. Menu-bar utilities through to full workspaces.
- Web platforms and internal tools
- Next.js and TypeScript on Postgres, deployed to Vercel or Cloudflare. Booking, inventory, reporting and e-commerce systems built end to end.
- Agent and developer tooling
- CLIs, MCP servers, code-review pipelines and multi-agent workflows for teams putting coding agents into real use rather than demos.