macOS launcher
Cleat
Open apps, find copied text and move windows from your keyboard.
$9 USD during beta, then $29 USD once
Skopje · Mac and iPhone · one person
Native apps and browser games, each designed, built and shipped by one person. Nothing asks you to sign up, and every app keeps what you type on your own machine.
Paid once or free. Never a subscription. Nothing on a server.
Each one does a job macOS or iOS leaves half done, and does it without a server behind it. Paid once or free; never a subscription.
macOS launcher
Open apps, find copied text and move windows from your keyboard.
$9 USD during beta, then $29 USD once
iPhone weather
One big temperature, over a village that changes with the sky.
$2.99, paid once
macOS screen recorder
The screen recorder that edits itself.
Free with a small mark, $19 once removes it
macOS disk analyser
See what filled your disk, including the part macOS will not name.
Free
macOS and iOS
Thirty trackers in one app, with nothing on a server.
Free on one device
macOS menu bar
Sleep in forty minutes, or at eleven tonight.
Free
They live at idad.fyi. No download, no account, no ads.
idad.fyi
A build write-up for every app, and the odd note on the craft. The courses are free, with no sign-up.
Cleat is a native Mac launcher: apps, files, clipboard history, window snapping, sums, timers and a local assistant from one keystroke. $49 once, no account, no analytics.
System Settings says System Data and stops there. A Mac disk analyser that names what is inside it, sizes Xcode by what it really costs, and folds what it cannot prove into one honest row rather than guessing at it.
OpenMontage runs video production as a pipeline an agent drives. It found thirty stock clips of real life, generated three more, picked the music by measuring it, and hand-wrote the Remotion composition. Thirty seconds, $6.13, no screenshots in it.
You know HTML, CSS and enough JavaScript to be dangerous. Twelve lessons later you will have built a working app and understand why every piece of it is there.
12 lessons, free →
Part one is Claude the app, and needs no terminal. Part two is Claude Code, on a real codebase with real mess in it - tests that fail, a file that is too long, and a README that lies.
28 lessons, free →
11+ years of React, React Native and Node.js, a good part of it leading the people building alongside him. The apps above are what he builds outside the day job. The CV, the career history and the industries he has worked in are on the profile.