MacToys: One Home for the Little Tools Your Mac Needs
MacToys puts more than 50 native Mac utilities behind one menu bar icon, from screenshots and clipboard history to battery health, audio switching and a menu bar organiser.
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MacToys puts more than 50 native Mac utilities behind one menu bar icon, from screenshots and clipboard history to battery health, audio switching and a menu bar organiser.
SyncFit exports Apple Health data to CSV, JSON, iCloud Drive, APIs or databases, then helps you explore it with charts and reports on your Mac.
Enterprise AI should use the smallest, fastest and most economical model that can reliably deliver each business outcome—not chase frontier intelligence for every workload.
TextCalc is my text-first workspace for iPhone and iPad, where calculations, unit conversions, currency and checklists live inline with your writing. No cells, no modes, no second pane.
Tape is my free, private meeting recorder for Mac: it records both sides of a call, transcribes and summarizes everything on-device, and lets you chat with the result.
BytePad is my fully native macOS text editor, with built in Git, a real terminal, ten themes, and the muscle to open the huge files that make other editors give up.
FlixFinder is my app for finding where any film or show is streaming, across every major platform in more than 130 countries, with spoiler free recaps and mood based discovery.
JellyAmp is my native player for your Jellyfin music server, on iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Android, with offline downloads, CarPlay and audiobooks.
Dopi is my iPhone and Apple Watch app that shields the apps you open compulsively and gives them back only after you have done something real, like a set of squats or a breathing session.
Connecting Databricks to Azure SQL over Private Link, so your data never crosses the public Internet.