1. Webcamee: my own green screen virtual camera

    A native Mac app that keys my green wall in real time, follows the daylight all day, keeps me solid even with green on my glasses, and shows up in any call app as a camera called Webcamee. It replaces the ATEM Mini on my desk. Built with Claude Code.
  2. Amethyst

    A tiling window manager for macOS. I used it for 2 years and retired it on 13th October 2026 for Tilee, my own tiler in Hammerspoon.
  3. Pitchee: my own demo video studio for macOS

    A native app that records me on green screen in front of my demo, runs a teleprompter that follows my voice, opens the demo for me, and hands the edit to Claude Code: captions, translations and blurred addresses included. Built with Claude Code over a weekend.
  4. FluidVoice

    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.
  5. ArtCraft Crafting Apps

    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.
  6. PersonaPlex

    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.
  7. WordCraft

    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.
  8. CorridorKey

    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.