Abdulmohsen Al Tulaihi · Independent developer
Small, focused apps for macOS.
A menu-bar calendar that speaks two calendars. A mind-map that helps you reach a conclusion. A planner that turns plain words into your schedule. An emoji picker that keeps up with your typing. A writing assistant that remembers the people you talk to. A doctor for the iCloud sync between your two Macs. Each app does one thing well and keeps your data on your own Mac.
No accounts. No analytics. No subscriptions. Just apps, and a person who answers email.
The apps
Twenty-one stars, one sky.
New apps and discounts, first. One short letter when something ships or goes on sale. Nothing else, ever.
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Convoza
Every chat app in one calm Mac window. WhatsApp, Messenger, Slack, Telegram and more, with one inbox that shows who is waiting on you, plus Focus, VIP people and a lock.
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Mo
A little helper that lives on your screen. Ask in your own words, typed or spoken, and Mo tidies files, plans your day and drafts replies, asking before it changes anything.
25% off until 7 November with code MOLAUNCH
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Thurayya
A launcher that learns your day. Press one key and the apps, folders, files and sites you need next are already in the sky; type, and typos still land.
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Pinvoy
For iPhone. Any map link someone sends you, from Google Maps, Waze or anywhere else, opens at the exact place in the navigation app you drive with.
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Tuck
A tidy menu bar for macOS 27. Hide the icons you do not need, keep your order after restarts, and open any hidden icon with one click.
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Chute
Shake a file as you drag it and a tray appears beside the pointer. Press one key: zip, resize, file, mail, trash, or send it to your other Mac.
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Yonder
Your bookmarks, open tabs and real stores in the address bar you already use, and a bar that works over any app.
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Scry
Screenshots that read themselves, and now screen recordings that zoom in on what you do. Search the words inside every picture, and get a warning before a card number or a private photo ever leaves.
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What Happened
Your Mac, explained in plain words. Ask why it is slow, hot or full, and it finds the cause and fixes it with your OK.
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Vigil
Keeps your MacBook awake with the lid closed while Claude Code, Codex, a build or an export runs, then sleeps it the moment the job is done.
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Soluna Calendar
Any two calendars together, now on Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, with world clocks, occasions and optional prayer times.
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Margin
One keystroke turns plain words, English or Arabic, into your schedule. A quiet timeline shows the day.
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Emojist
Emoji that keep up with your typing, in English and 20 more languages. A suggestion bar right where your cursor is, plus phrases and shortcuts.
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Cue
A writing assistant inside the apps you already message in, with a memory that carries from one conversation to the next.
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Wick
Every deadline drawn as a burning wick. Tasks, loans, subscriptions and renewals, all counting down where you can see them.
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Sada
Tests iCloud sync between your two Macs, tells you exactly where it breaks, and fixes what an app is allowed to fix.
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Reclaim
Two machines on one monitor. When the other one steals the screen, one keystroke brings it back to your Mac.
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Midad
Arabic writing, checked and improved on your own Mac. No account, no internet, nothing sent anywhere.
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Synapse
A living mind-map where ideas fire like neurons. Think wider, then converge on a conclusion you can defend.
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Atelier
The studio your AI coders work in. Every app's tasks, releases, feedback and memory, kept current by the coders themselves.
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Jot
A quick note from anywhere, the instant you need it. One keystroke in, one keystroke out.
How I build
Quiet software, on purpose.
Every app here started the same way. I went looking for it, and it wasn't there. Either nothing did the job, or the apps that existed stopped just short of the part I actually needed. That gap is the whole product. More about that.
Local first
Your data lives on your Mac, in files you can see. No accounts, and no servers of mine holding your life.
No surveillance
No analytics, no tracking, and no advertising in any app. I cannot see what you do, and I like it that way.
Native and small
Built for macOS with the platform's own tools. Each app does one thing well and stays out of your way.
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