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macOS

Native macOS utilities built in Swift: menu bar apps, launchers, and the lessons learned shipping them.

Posts about macOS

  1. No. 018

    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.

  2. No. 017

    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.

  3. No. 016

    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.

  4. No. 011

    Bopop: press, type, go

    I built Bopop, a keyboard-first launcher for macOS. Local-first, no Accessibility permission, zero dependencies. Free and open source.

  5. No. 010

    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.

  6. No. 008

    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.