My builds
Apps for the App Store, the infra my agents run on, and open-source tools I give away.
Remove a photo's background on your iPhone or iPad, privately.
The reader for what your agents write: folders of HTML and Markdown in one quiet window.
Drop images in, get Mac app icons out: cropped, named on-device and kept in one searchable library.
Remove a photo's background on your iPhone or iPad, privately.
The reader for what your agents write: folders of HTML and Markdown in one quiet window.
A color palette collection that themes itself. Try it right here, or get the free Mac app.
319 prompts for coding agents, one tap to copy.
A Mac menu bar app that checks every MCP server your AI agents use and says which ones need you.
A private feed of agent reports on one Mac — publish once, read whole, keys that can do nothing else.
Your setup, written down once — a Mac app over one folder of Markdown pages that every AI agent can read and one operator writes.
Skill librarian MCP server — keeps your whole skill collection out of agent context.
Apple's design guidelines as real data for coding agents, not prose to misread.
Unity chores an agent can run — LiveOps, build size, and store compliance.
Drop anything into your knowledge vault, then compile it into a wiki with one local model.
Turn any image into a color system — palette, dark/light themes, WCAG scores, and design tokens.
The agent skills I actually use — 40 of them, cleaned to one standard and made public.
Let any agent read and write your Obsidian notes — no plugin, no API key.
Drop images in, get Mac app icons out: cropped, named on-device and kept in one searchable library.
Know every app on your Mac: what it is, what it costs, whether it needs an update, and whether it earns its place.
Floating, keyboard-first macOS panel for your system text replacements — find your snippet, copy it.
Understand any tech term in seconds — a keyboard-first glossary in your macOS menu bar.
Plant reusable Markdown seed files into fresh project folders.
A local-first macOS app to catalog, organize, and clone the open-source repos you actually use.
The small open-source reader for HTML and Markdown folders that Localpage grew out of.
Brand system experiments, assets, and visual language.
Stop guessing which localhost process silently failed.
Rescue messy text into clean Markdown.
A tiny Tamagotchi-style world that grows with every task.
Copy messy. Paste perfect.
A keyboard-centric pomodoro timer and macOS focus app.
Dress up your Finder folders.