Mac · iPhone · iPad · Chrome
10 apps. 4 of them free and open source.
Each one has its own page with what it does, screenshots, and where it stands.
All apps10
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SilimiPhone and iPadPaid
An RSS reader with a real built-in web browser, and filter-list blocking that works in both. No account, no ads.
On the App Store
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SynapsdexChrome extensionFree
A side panel in X that reads the post on screen and drafts replies, reposts and posts. You review and publish yourself.
On the Chrome Web Store
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NabuKeyiPhone keyboardPaid
An iPhone keyboard that dictates, corrects and translates on the device, and that you can rebuild key by key.
In review with Apple
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KVMiPhone, iPad and MacPaid
Shows the screen of a computer through a KVM-over-IP device such as a NanoKVM, and sends your fingers, keyboard and mouse to it.
Being prepared for the App Store
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PlasmaMacFree
An animated 3D plasma ball behind your windows, on every display. The filaments follow the mouse.
Coming to the Mac App Store
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NemekaMacPaid
The AI model of your choice in one Mac window: conversations, missions, agents, voice dictation and a memory you can read and correct.
Private beta
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Enki AudioMacPaid
A modular audio and video studio: capture sound from any app or the whole Mac, process it, record it, and stream it live with your screen.
In development
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GrammatixMacFree
Select text in any app and hold the right click: a card opens with the correction, the rule, a rephrasing and the translations.
In development
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VigylMac
Watches what enters the Mac, what starts on its own and what talks to the internet, flags it and records it in a chained log.
In development
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ProjectorCalMacFree
Full-screen test patterns for a projector, TV or monitor, with a step-by-step assistant and a record of your settings.
In development
The cockpit
Enter the cockpit
A 3D cockpit built with three.js. The apps sit on the windshield, the screens and switches on the dashboard work, and you can take the controls and fly down to the planet.