Good software doesn't
announce itself.
Mac apps, terminal tools, and open source packages built to disappear into your workflow.
Bring the feel of a mechanical keyboard to any Mac. Satisfying clicks and clacks on every keystroke, without the bulk.
Prevent your Mac from sleeping during long renders, downloads, presentations, or anything that needs your Mac awake and paying attention.
Create as many named countdown timers as you want, right from your menubar. No fuss, no subscriptions, no unnecessary features.
Browse, install, and switch custom cursor sets system-wide on your Mac. Minimal, nature, cats, anime, neon, and now dynamic and animated packs. Free to download, with premium packs as one-time purchases.
Track Claude Code and Codex usage from your Mac menu bar. See how much of each limit is left, which one is about to stop you, and what you're spending.
Open Source Tools
Free CLI tools and Swift packages built alongside the apps.
CLI for KeyOpera. Switch sound effects, adjust volume, mute keyboard or mouse, and create your own .keypak sound packs — all from the terminal.
brew install keypak
LLM-powered wiki generator for any codebase. Points at a project directory and produces a structured, interlinked Markdown wiki that survives context window limits. Works with Claude, OpenAI, and Ollama.
wikigen ingest
A tiny screenshot engine for SwiftUI apps on macOS and iOS. It captures your real views, including the native controls that SwiftUI's ImageRenderer leaves out, and turns them into App Store screenshots at the exact sizes Apple asks for. Ring a control and explain it, drop a window on a desktop, or wrap a screen in a device frame.
.package(
url: "https://github.com/birangdev/ShotKit.git",
from: "1.1.0"
)