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.

Free, open-source, on-device voice-to-text for macOS, and now Windows in beta, with a choice of local models (Parakeet, Whisper, Apple Speech). A Wispr Flow alternative.

Cocoatech's power-user file manager for macOS since 2001. The Finder replacement I used for years, until I built my own, Filee, in October 2026.

A native app that records me on green screen in front of my demo screen, runs a teleprompter that follows my voice, and hands the edit to Claude Code. Built with Claude Code over a weekend.

A native text editor that replaces TextMate as my clipboard scratchpad. It opens a file 2.9x faster than TextMate and colours a 2 MB Markdown file with 22x less CPU.

Danielle Morrill's setup for giving Claude Code agents real credentials: 1Password as the source, a read-only service account per Mac, and the macOS keychain as the cache.

7 free, open-source Rust apps that copy the look and workflow of Photoshop, Premiere, Lightroom and the rest of Adobe's suite. Early alpha, written with Claude.

A native, keyboard-first, dual-pane file manager I built with Claude Code to replace Path Finder. It launches in 0.2 s and uses about a quarter of the memory.

A native macOS music player I had my AI agent build to replace Audirvana: bit-perfect local playback, ReplayGain on every track, Apple Music for discovery, and 5x less memory.

A native Markdown editor that keeps my VS Code shortcuts, opens a note in 20 ms and runs 4 windows in 119 MB. Built with Claude Code in 21 prompts over a weekend.

NVIDIA's open 7B full-duplex speech-to-speech model: it listens while it talks, takes a voice and a role prompt, and answers in about 200 ms. English only, no tool calling.

Open-source, clean-room clone of Microsoft Word in pure Rust: ribbon, styles, track changes, mail merge, real .docx, and an MCP server so agents can write documents. Alpha.

Corridor Digital's free neural green screen keyer: it unmixes the green from hair, motion blur and glass, and outputs a straight-colour foreground plus a linear alpha.

My daughter got her own iPhone app from a voice note. The software industry isn't dying, but the build-or-buy question is moving.

I managed and led people for years. After a year of working with AI agents, I probably don't want to anymore.

Music, notes, files, demo videos: I now speak the apps I use into existence, and refine them while I use them.

Unofficial open-source Microsoft Teams desktop app for Linux: an Electron wrapper around Teams on the web, with tray, notifications, profiles, Intune SSO and MQTT.

Composio connects AI agents to 1,000+ apps with managed OAuth, per-user sessions, triggers and a sandbox, through an SDK, a CLI or MCP.

Open-source, self-hosted control plane that runs a team of AI coding and work agents like a company: org chart, tickets, budgets and approvals.

Voice recorders I bought and voice recorders on my radar, all-in-one or recorder + lavalier, with sizes and key specs.

A "memory computer" for the home: your photos, files and messages on a swappable Memchip, with a local 27B model working on them 24/7. $1,799 at launch, no subscription.

An AI browser built on Chromium that does the work, not just the chat: research, prospecting and ops tasks that run for minutes or hours, logged in as you. Free to start, $20 a month.

TablePlus's new virtual machine app for Apple Silicon: macOS, Windows and Linux guests with GPU acceleration, snapshots, and a built-in MCP server so AI agents get their own machine. $69 once.

A $3,499 box that runs open models at home 24/7, connects to your apps, files and devices, and acts without being asked. No subscription, nothing leaves the house.

HeyGen's open-source framework that renders HTML, CSS and JS compositions to video, built for agents. Since October 2026 also HyperFrames Studio, a desktop video editor driven by an agent.