My native macOS app for client decks: a searchable library of every deck my agents build, and a clean Stage on the shared screen. Version 2 in Swift replaced the Electron app.
An AI testing platform for web, iOS and Android apps: tests are plain-English YAML steps in your repository, and they repair themselves when the UI changes.
Anthropic's top model, released 9th November 2026: $8 / $40 per million tokens, 1M context, always-on thinking. When it beats Opus 5.5, and the prompting rules that change with it.
A 39mm pilot's watch from Dallas, assembled in the USA around a Swiss La Joux-Perret G101 with 68 hours of reserve. $1,399 on a bracelet, in olive, frost or black.
The logic behind my deck skill: a library of reviewed slides for client decks, a design system for internal ones, a small JSON plan, a script that assembles the HTML, a native PowerPoint export, and QA by measurement.
A native launcher I built with Claude Code to replace Alfred 5 after it froze. ⌘Space, a few letters, ↩: apps, commands, URLs, folders, file search and offline answers.
A $159 bookmark with a detachable scanner and voice recorder. It saves quotes and thoughts from books and screens into an iOS app. US and Canada only, and independent reviews are still missing.
RevenueHero qualifies a demo request, routes it to the right rep and books the meeting on the spot, with the reason for every assignment written to the CRM. From $79 a month plus $25 per seat.
DJI's 10 g wireless mic: 2 transmitters, 1 receiver and a case for 99 EUR, with 2-level noise cancelling, 400 m range and 48 hours with the case. No internal recording.
Exa runs its own web index and search models, built for AI agents: search with token-efficient highlights, page contents, deep research and monitors, from $4 per 1,000 searches.
LinkupAPI turns LinkedIn invitations, messages, comments and search into API calls on your users' own accounts. What it does, what it costs, and a risk analysis before you connect an account.
A native, keyboard-first week calendar I built with Claude Code to replace Fantastical. It reads the calendars macOS already syncs, so it has no sync code and no database.
From the Claude app to terminal windows, to herdr, to my own macOS command centre for about 50 Claude Code sessions. Every feature, screenshots and a performance review.
A native clipboard history that replaced Alfred's: 1 hotkey, type a few letters, Return copies the entry back. It opens in 20 ms, filters 11,000 entries in under 5 ms and runs actions on any entry.
A native macOS world clock I built with Claude Code: a small card in the screen corner with my time, my next meeting in the client's time, and a click away from 4 time zones. 14 MB of memory.
Caps Lock to talk, a live transcript while I speak, clean text pasted where the cursor is. Everything runs on my Mac Studio. Built with Claude Code in 22 prompts.
A native macOS mail app for my personal mailboxes, built with Claude Code. Keyboard first, 1 global inbox, colours per mailbox. The goal: a mail app that grows with my needs.
A native Mac app for the work before and after a B2B event, and an iPad app for the show floor. Enrichment, scoring and messaging in my voice run by themselves. Built with Claude Code.
A native agent I built with Claude Code to replace Default Folder X: a default folder per app, a strip of folders next to every Open and Save dialog, and a ⌘J palette.
A command-line duplicate finder with a native review window, built with Claude Code to replace Gemini 2. It links backup copies instead of deleting them, and scans 328,000 files in 21 seconds.
A native Mac app I built with Claude Code to replace AnyTrans for iOS: it opens when I plug in an iPhone or iPad, copies photos and app files both ways, and deletes nothing it hasn't verified.