Kevin Tobler's profile on Product Hunt

About

Hi, I'm Kevin, a hobby developer from Switzerland who enjoys building practical software and open source tools in my free time. I love creating simple solutions that make everyday tasks easier, especially for developers, self-hosters, and Docker users. Every project is built because I wanted to solve a real problem first. If you enjoy my work or find one of my projects useful, I'd really appreciate your support, feedback, or an upvote. Thanks for stopping by!

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Maker History

DockAMP Webstack Manager for DockerWeb interface to manage Apache/Nginx, PHP, DB containers
Jul 2026
ScreenFilter for macOSLightweight CRT-style screen overlay for macOS
Jun 2026
GitSync for macOSVisual GitHub management directly from a graphical interface
Jun 2026
AppleContainerGUI for macOSSwiftUI front-end for the container CLI (Apple Container)
Mar 2026
MacFossils for macOSScans your Mac for leftover files from uninstalled apps
Mar 2026

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12d ago

DockAMP Webstack Manager for Docker - Web interface to manage Apache/Nginx, PHP, DB containers

DockAMP is a Docker image with a responsive web interface to manage official Apache/Nginx, PHP, MySQL/MariaDB/PostgeSQL and proxy containers in Docker.

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2mo ago

GitSync for macOS - Visual GitHub management directly from a graphical interface

GitSync is a macOS app for visual Git/GitHub management directly from a graphical interface. You can sync local projects with GitHub, clone repositories, create new repositories, and run common Git workflows without using the terminal.

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2mo ago

ScreenFilter for macOS - Lightweight CRT-style screen overlay for macOS

ScreenFilter for macOS is a lightweight CRT-style screen overlay for videos, browsers, and local media players - directly from your macOS menu bar. ScreenFilter adds an adjustable pixel grid and analog display effects on top of your screen. It is designed to make low-resolution videos feel more intentional by giving them a subtle retro monitor look.