Topic · 6 posts
macOS
Native macOS utilities built in Swift: menu bar apps, launchers, and the lessons learned shipping them.
Posts about macOS
-
TinyDash: a tiny dashboard behind a shortcut
TinyDash is a keyboard-first launcher for macOS, Windows, and Linux. Version 0.6 adds aliases, calculator history, and Homebrew and Linux packages.
-
Meet Jerd: Local PHP Development, Native on macOS
Jerd is a native macOS app that serves your .test sites over HTTPS, gives each project its own PHP version, and runs databases, mail, and S3 storage.
-
Herdr Bar: agent status in the macOS menu bar
Herdr Bar shows which coding agents are running, need input, or have finished, and opens their terminal panes from the macOS menu bar.
-
Bopop: press, type, go
I built Bopop, a keyboard-first launcher for macOS. Local-first, no Accessibility permission, zero dependencies. Free and open source.
-
Claude Meter 2.0: Your Claude Usage, Now With Energy
Claude Meter 2.0 shows your Claude usage as the energy you have left, with a card per account and settings to make it yours. Free and open source for macOS.
-
Meet Claude Meter: Know Your Claude Usage at a Glance
I wanted to see my Claude Code usage before hitting the wall, so I built a macOS menu bar app. Picking the data source mattered more than the parser.