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.

Free, open-source, local voice dictation for Mac, Windows and Linux: hold Option, speak, release, and the text appears where the cursor is. Rust, MIT, by the team behind OpenCode.

All-in-one outbound platform: 200M+ B2B contacts, buying signals, AI agents, multichannel sequences, a parallel dialer and deliverability tools. From $600 a month for 2 users.

A CSV editor for the Mac that I used from 2023. Tablee, my own SQLite and CSV viewer, replaced it in October 2026.

Advanced Night Shift Control for macOS

The native database client I've used every day since 2020 for my SQLite databases: fast, clean, safe edits with code review, and it speaks 15 database engines.

YC-backed people search and enrichment built for agents: 2 billion profiles, natural-language search, contact details and person research through API, CLI and MCP. What it does, what it costs, and the GDPR question.

(Youtube) Video Downloader

a great deal for Mac power users

Alfred, the macOS launcher I use daily: what it does, how workflows work, and my own setup since 2020.

keeping track of apps I currently use, have used and on my radar

current snapshot

Free, open-source macOS automation scripted in Lua. The glue behind my keyboard-first Mac: dictation, copy and paste keys, audio, screens and window rules.

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.

Mole's free GPL CLI (mo) cleans caches, uninstalls apps with their leftovers, analyses the disk and shows live system status. It replaced CleanMyMac for me on day 1.

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.

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.

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 mesh VPN built on WireGuard: every device you own joins 1 private network and reaches the others directly, with no ports to open and no VPN server to run. Free for personal use.

The web data API I've used since February 2026: scrape, crawl, map and search the web as clean Markdown, and now enrich LinkedIn URLs with people and company data through Alexandria.

A Japanese proxy shopping service: it buys from Japanese auctions, Mercari, Rakuten and 1,000s of shops that don't ship abroad, then consolidates and ships to you, for a flat ¥300 to ¥800 per item.

A European CDN and edge platform from Slovenia: content delivery from $0.01 per GB, video hosting with free encoding, storage, image optimisation, DNS and security, pay as you go from $1 a month.

A free, open-source Markdown editor for Mac, written in native Swift: it opens in 0.1 seconds, idles at 50 MB of memory, and keeps every note a plain .md file.

A cloud drive that shows up in Finder but takes no disk space: files stream on demand, every save is a version, and agents can work on instant copies of a whole drive.

A Rust terminal multiplexer built for coding agents. Sessions survive a closed lid, and every pane says whether the agent is working, blocked or idle.