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Peekaboo is a macOS Swift CLI (with an optional MCP server) that lets AI agents capture screenshots of apps or the entire system, with optional visual question answering via local or remote AI models.
@openclaw↗
OpenOats is a Swift-based meeting note-taker that captures meeting notes and talks back using voice interaction.
@yazinsai↗
A repository named clicky by farzaa; the provided description is minimal and does not specify functionality.
@farzaa↗
Screendrop is a native, self-hostable alternative to Loom for creating and sharing screenshots and screen recordings on macOS.
@fayazara↗
A macOS Swift app that keeps your Mac awake during work and automatically allows it to sleep when your coding agent is waiting for you.
@iannuttall↗
Replay is a macOS app that lets you build an offline watch-later video queue. It supports downloading videos (e.g., via yt-dlp) and organizing them for playback without an internet connection.
@grinich↗
Introducing Gemini on Mac. It’s the first time we’re bringing the @Geminiapp to desktop. The team built this initial release with @Antigravity, and it went from an idea to a native Swift app prototy…
@sundarpichai·Apr 15, 2026↗
rem is a SwiftUI macOS utility that locally records what you view and enables searching through it for quick recall.
@jasonjmcghee·Apr 7, 2026↗
cmux is a Ghostty-based macOS terminal that adds vertical tabs and notifications tailored for AI coding agents.
@manaflow-ai·Feb 27, 2026↗
made an @openclaw skill that magically conjures ios apps from my mac studio directly installed on my phone (no react native, straight swift magic) lol also another one for swift apps. so i can requ…
@thekitze·Jan 31, 2026↗
Port-killer is a cross-platform port management tool that monitors ports, manages Kubernetes port forwards, integrates Cloudflare Tunnels, and kills processes with one click.
@productdevbook·Dec 16, 2025↗
I just vibe coded a whole iOS app in Swift (without having programmed in Swift before, though I learned some in the process) and now ~1 hour later it's actually running on my physical phone. It was s…
@karpathy·Mar 23, 2025↗