Topics / Mac utilities
Desktop helpers, menu-bar tools and Mac-first utilities vibe-coded with AI. 7 so far.
following @marclou's mantra: ship fast tried apps for years to stop macOS scrambling my windows across all the monitors on my macbook every time it wakes up. none fixed it so I vibe coded my own in a day. now it's a product #buildinpublic
Introducing Whipback for Mac Your coding agent whips you when you ignore it. you whip it back. I built it because I kept leaving Claude Code waiting for 6 minutes while I scrolled 𝕏. Free for the first 100 users. 98 left. >
Free open-source macOS notch companion that shows what your AI coding agents are doing.
hi Phil :) I am working on Vitals, a Mac app I built with Claude Code in two days.
I built my own Jarvis, and he straight up uses my Mac for me. IT'S LIVE: Jarhead is an open-source voice assistant that uses your Mac like an actual human would, so he opens apps, clicks through Spotify, browses, types, runs git, and circles stuff on
I built in one day and I’m using it in my 100 day gym challenge (it’s in Arabic 👀) here’s my setup: > Claude code @claudeai > Self-hosting on @Hetzner_Online > Postgres db I just gave claude code access to my hetzner cli and
A 'free' dictation app burned me once. Every button was a paywall. So I built the one I wanted: OTO. Press a hotkey, talk, text lands at your cursor. Runs entirely on your Mac, $8 once. Charging rent for your own hardware's work felt wrong.