1. Kondo

    Superhuman for LinkedIn DMs. Labels, snooze, snippets and CRM sync on top of an inbox that has none of it. From 28 dollars per user per month.
  2. Recordly

    Free AGPL screen recorder with auto-zoom, cursor polish and a timeline editor. The open-source answer to Screen Studio, on Mac, Windows and Linux.
  3. Movie Scene Map

    A free atlas of 15,716 real filming locations built on Wikidata, with CC0 downloads and a read-only MCP endpoint for AI assistants.
  4. Airtime (formerly mmhmm)

    Phil Libin's video toolkit for people who work on camera: virtual camera, screen recorder, presentation studio and a screenshare replacement, $10/month.
  5. Omarchy

    DHH's opinionated Arch and Hyprland distribution, evaluated as a first Linux switch on an old Mac Mini, with the full hotkey reference.
  6. OpenLogi

    A Rust rewrite of Logitech Options+ that runs locally. Remap buttons, DPI and SmartShift over HID++, with no account and no telemetry.
  7. Home Assistant

    Open-source, local-first home automation platform. My journey hub, now running the Home Assistant Green and Voice PE alongside Apple Home, UniFi, Hue, and Tesla Powerwall.
  8. Marp

    Marp turns plain Markdown into slide decks and exports them to HTML, PDF, PPTX, and PNG from a single CLI command.
  9. reveal.js

    reveal.js is an open-source HTML presentation framework where slides are plain HTML or Markdown, which makes it ideal for AI/agent-generated decks.
  10. Slidev

    Developer-focused slide deck tool from Anthony Fu. Author slides in one Markdown file, build with Vue + Vite, export to PDF/PPTX/PNG.
  11. Cotypist

    System-wide predictive autocomplete for Apple Silicon Macs that finishes your sentences inline, runs a local Gemma model, and never sends text to the cloud.
  12. Tolaria

    Free, open-source desktop app for managing markdown knowledge bases with built-in MCP server and Git versioning.
  13. macOS Voice Dictation Solutions

    Comprehensive overview of voice dictation solutions available on macOS, covering built-in features and third-party AI tools (cloud and on-device), with comparison across privacy, latency, formatting intelligence, and workflow integration.