... copy something, then lose it because I copied something else. Or I'd waste time switching back and forth between different things I needed to paste. So I built ClickIt. It's a simple, local-first clipboard manager for macOS that stays out of the way and just does what I need. It's open source now, so if you find it useful or have ideas to make it better I'd love to hear them. github : https://github.com/rohankc69/cli... ...

... setups: press a shortcut, get a clean visual grid and switch wallpapers without interrupting your workflow. I wanted that experience on my Mac but couldn't find anything that felt native, so I built Wallset. It's a lightweight macOS menu-bar app that lets you: Open a visual wallpaper grid with a keyboard shortcut Use your existing local collections Browse wallpapers from four sources Switch with smooth native transitions The core app is free, with an optional one-time ...

... hunters, Termi Protocol is a 3D AI agent workspace for macOS and Windows. Think of it as a desktop GUI for Claude Code, Codex CLI, Copilot CLI and other terminal coding agents. Instead of juggling terminal windows, you watch your agents walk to their desks, read files, run commands and ship real code inside a cozy 3D room. Every agent gets its own desk, terminal, checkpoints and memory. Version 0.1.8 is now live for macOS

... chat, my bank account number, an app description I wrote once. All scattered across browser tabs, Notes, and old AI conversations. Every lookup was a 30-second scavenger hunt, ten times a day. So I built Cubby a native macOS menu-bar app that keeps the little things you look up all day in named compartments you control ("Personal", "API Keys", "Bank"). How it works: hover the notch (or hit Space) a glass island drops from the top type ... ... compartments, not a time-ordered clipboard history On-device AI smart-find search by meaning , no exact words needed Auto-organize on paste it recognizes a Stripe key / card / PAN and files it for you Secrets live in the macOS

... released macOS version 1.2.1, which is the same app build as 1.2.0 but signed with our developer certificate. This should reduce macOS

... everyone! We just shipped v1.10.0 for macOS , with a big focus on making the connection setup simpler, especially for Tesla. Screen-Only Hotspot Now Works with Tesla This is the big one. You can now use your Tesla as a second display with no internet or tethering required. Just turn on the screen-only hotspot and connect. No phone needed. Redesigned Connection Modes Connection setup is now clearer: choose "Same network" or a single "Hotspot" with a "Share my internet ...

... This has bugged me for years: macOS has no "New File" command in Finder. To drop a blank .txt/.md/.json into the folder I'm working in, I'd open an app, save an empty file, then move it or jump to Terminal and touch. Genuinely curious how everyone else handles it: Automator Quick Action? BetterTouchTool? A Keyboard Maestro macro? Just live with Terminal? (Full disclosure I got annoyed enough that I built a little utility for it, CreateFiles+, which adds ...

... folder is basically a todo app at this point Comment from Richard Acheampong (@richatsealedvault): Sealit password manager, Claude code, VS code, Gemini Ai, Google docs. Comment from Suresh Rathod(@suresh_rathod3): Claude AI Gemini Pro Gmail BrandBrahma.com Comment from Baris Yamansavascilar(@anamort): Cursor - for development of everything ChatGPT / Claude - brainstorming and planning things Agenda (MacOS

... workspace without getting in the way. So, I built FloatPic an app designed to completely disappear, letting only your images float. Key Features: * Borderless Floating Window: Keep your reference images perfectly pinned on top of any workspace. * macOS Native Experience: Blazing-fast loading speeds with full support for native trackpad gestures. * Massive Format Support: Seamlessly opens over 30+ image formats. * Ultra-Minimalist Design: No clutter, no window frames just your visuals. Exclusive PH Community Giveaway (1-Month Premium) To celebrate ...

... File Cabinet Pro version 8.8.3 for macOS is here, featuring a redesigned Preview pane that makes it easier to inspect files and view important metadata without leaving the app. Watch a demo video on YouTube here. With this update, you can now view detailed file metadata directly in File Cabinet Pro s Preview pane. This can include information such as image dimensions, color space, alpha channel, and more. Whether you are organizing images, reviewing documents, or managing a large collection ...

... Major Update This update introduces a wide range of new effects, major workflow upgrades, and important macOS performance fixes. We focused on making DASCA more powerful and consistent across panels, effect controls, and 3D tools, while also improving export reliability and interaction quality for everyday use. New Features Preferences Panel: DASCA now includes a dedicated Preferences panel for more detailed app-level configuration. Randomize Button: Effect settings now include a randomize button for faster creative exploration. Manual Slider Input ... ... Panels now reopen smoothly from their previous state. Adjustment Panel Stability: Multiple issues in the Adjustment panel have been resolved. Preset Panel Enhancements: The preset panel has been improved for a cleaner and more reliable workflow. Mouse Zoom on macOS

... additions that close the loop between watching (what v0.14.0 widened) and noticing (what's actually waiting for your attention). One feature lands on screen, one in your macOS notification center; both keep octoscope read-only. Review-requests inbox The PRs tab now shows a sticky "PRs awaiting your review" section above your authored list whenever someone has requested you as a reviewer. Same partition idiom as Repos pinned/watched (v0.13/v0.14): muted rule separator between segments, cursor walks both, sort cycle only ... ... point asking GitHub for someone else's inbox), running in parallel with the rest of the dashboard refresh. Drilling in opens the full PR detail (v0.11.0 surface with v0.12.0 syntax-highlighted diff viewer) with the requester's login visible. macOS

... roots; directories still reveal in Finder. New Artifacts cloud sync: Canvases, slides, docs, and code sync automatically across signed-in devices. Offline-aware queue, S3-backed previews, 10 MB size cap (up from 500 KB). New Screen-aware Coach (macOS, opt-in): When you enable it, a native ScreenCaptureKit sidecar shares lossless captures of the window under your cursor with the model alongside audio, so tips can reference what you're actually looking at. ElevenLabs Scribe v2 STT adds ... ... Excel authoring), GitHub workflow (PR review, repo management, code review), design and docs (concept diagrams, Excalidraw, PowerPoint authoring, nano-pdf), and SaaS integrations (Notion, Linear, Airtable, Google Workspace). Browse the full catalogue in Dashboard Skills. Improvements Sandbox by default: macOS

... greetings fellow makers and hunters! it's been a while since i posted here but i'm happy to announce that TilePix now has a native macOS version! App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/tilep... Supporting a wide range of keyboard shortcuts and introduced quite a few new features and improvements since my last post on product hunt. i'm hoping that TilePix will be a great addition to game developer workflows, perhaps even some level of adoption by users ...

... everyone! I'm an independent software developer. I ve been standardizing my workflow and building products lately, and I m super excited to finally join the Product Hunt community! As a heavy macOS user, I am deeply passionate about two things: 1. Minimalist, native design with a lightweight system footprint. 2. The "buy-out" (one-time purchase) software model. Honestly, I'm just so tired of the endless subscription fatigue nowadays. To solve my own daily friction and create something ... ... truly restrained yet efficient, I recently spent months building and refining a minimalist native macOS

... kept noticing that AI spend gets harder to control once a chat is already bloated with stale context, retries, and oversized model choices. So I built TokenBar: a tiny macOS menu bar app that shows live token usage while you work, not after the bill arrives. It is mostly for builders using LLMs all day who want an in-session signal for when to restart, trim context, or switch models. https://tokenbar.site ...

... Anyone else tired of habit trackers that are either paywalled or too distracting? I am building a simple app for macOS that lives in your menubar. Forever free, no subscriptions, no paywalls. Clean UI with groups and tasks to stay organized. Launching in May, happy to hear feedback ...

... Gjin. I spent a few months building Breaks, a Pomodoro timer that lives in your macOS menu bar. The reason I built it is pretty simple. Every app I tried was either bloated with features I didn't need, ugly, or wanted me to create an account just to run a 25 minute timer. I wanted something that just sat in the menu bar, stayed quiet, and did its job So that's what Breaks is. It cycles through work ... ... apps in this space try to add features instead of removing friction, so the no account and menu bar only approach makes a lot of sense Curious if you ve thought about how people stick with it long term vs

... just shipped Recipes in Room Service. A new way to turn repeatable cleanup into reusable workflows on macOS. Recipes lets you turn common cleanup jobs into built-in or custom routines, instead of rebuilding the same flow every time. You can add schedules, approvals, and sharing, so routines are easier to reuse across your own setup or with other people. The goal was to make recurring cleanup feel more structured and less manual, especially on developer-heavy Macs where ... ... underrated it keeps automation safe without removing the human in the loop. We ve been thinking a lot about that balance at Hello Aria (our AI day manager, launching soon on PH) how much can an AI do autonomously vs

... everyone! I'm Maciej, indie developer from Warsaw, Poland. I've spent the last few months building hora a native macOS Google Calendar client written in Swift 6 and SwiftUI. The idea came from pure frustration: Apple Calendar drops events via CalDAV, Fantastical costs $60/year, and the web app has zero macOS

... close: forces a 15 second wait before quitting mid-session (for when you know you'll be tempted) - Scheduled breaks with automatic reminders Requirements Because Zenit uses Apple Intelligence, you need to have an M1 Mac or later, running macOS 26, with Apple Intelligence enabled. GitHub:  https://github.com/SejDevStuff/Z... I am happy to answer any questions about how it works, and I would love to continue working on it and perfecting it if you have any new features ...

... been working on a new macOS app called Daydreamer. It started from a very simple feeling: during busy workdays, I often forget to pause. Not in a dramatic burnout way, just in the quiet I ve been staring at the screen for too long way. Most break reminder apps I tried felt too cold or too mechanical. They reminded me to stop, but they didn t make me want to stop. So I made something a little softer. Daydreamer ... ... love having it on my Mac. I also spent a lot of time on the website: https://www.awesomemacapp.com/ap... One thing I m especially happy with is the design of AwesomeMacApp.com . I wanted it to feel like a real macOS

... this guide isn't just a quick summary. We're going to go deep. We'll explain exactly what Snaply is, how it works, why privacy matters so much for dictation tools, how it stacks up against every major alternative, who it's best for, and how to get the most out of it. Whether you're a solo professional, part of a team, or evaluating dictation software for an enterprise deployment, this is the most complete breakdown ... ... find. Table of Contents Why AI Dictation Matters in 2026 What Makes a Truly Great Dictation App What Is Snaply? Snaply's Core Features: In Depth Why Privacy Is Non-Negotiable for Dictation Snaply vs

... thought we knew We assumed enterprise customers wanted the same things as our small business users, just more of it. More security. More control. More features. We never talked to them. We read blog posts. We looked at competitor pricing pages. We guessed. Here's what we missed: Procurement cycles. Enterprise deals take 6-12 months. We had 30-day sales cycles. We weren't built for that. Security reviews. We needed SOC2. We didn't have it. Customers asked ... ... lessons. What stands out is how common this pattern is. Teams assume enterprise is just more features, but it s actually a completely different motion: longer sales cycles, compliance, onboarding, and trust layers. Also love the point about data vs

... everyone I m Anthony, an independent developer from France. I ve been working on a macOS app called MacOptimizers it started as a personal toolbox to manage files, remove leftovers, and run useful maintenance tasks without switching between multiple apps. Like many users, I was always skeptical about cleaner apps they often promise a lot but don t deliver much. As an IT professional, I spent time researching how macOS