Things I wished existed.
I build what I need. Calm, quiet apps for Mac and iOS. No feature bloat. If it fits you, use it.
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Clocklet
Clocklet is a macOS menu bar clock that actually looks good. Pick from 9 faces (Digital, Dot, Minimal, Gradient, Neon, LED, Sunset, Typo, and Flip), then recolor any of them with 12 themes. Faces own the shape, themes own the color, so every combination just works.
Ornix
Ornix transforms desktop chaos into calm, automatically organizing the files you rely on every day. From creative drafts to online downloads, Ornix keeps everything where it belongs: quietly, reliably, and always in sync with how you work. Free: watch 1 folder, auto-file into 7 built-in categories, manual duplicate handling (Keep Both/Replace/Skip), and instant Organize Now for top-level files. Pro (one-time purchase): unlimited watched folders, date-based subfolders (Year/Year-Month), automatic duplicate resolution (no prompts), Ask-Me-First/Notify-Only move timing, deep Organize Now (includes category subfolders), and custom categories.
Stir
Stir turns every wake-up into a moment. A full-screen or bubble greeting appears the instant your Mac wakes, then fades on its own - with AI-generated messages, 22 visual themes, 6 text animations, Quiet Hours, and wake history. Native SwiftUI, lives in your menu bar.
GlowLight
GlowLight transforms your Mac's screen edge into a living, reactive light display - plus a floating waveform widget that visualizes system activity or your typing.
Blog
Read the blog →Show seconds, the date, the day of the week, or 24-hour time in your Mac menu bar clock, where Clock Options moved in…
Clocklet is now on the Mac App Store. A menu bar clock with 9 faces and 12 themes, free to use, with a one-time $6.99…
GlowLight's widget was built to react to your Mac, and it barely did. The obvious repair had a trap of its own, and the…