Small tools that
actually help.
Mac apps first, plus an iPhone app and a few open-source experiments. Each one does a real job, quietly and well.
Made for your Mac.
Native apps that each do one job well. Fast, private by default, and open source.
Dispatch
Every Gmail and iCloud inbox in one calm, fast window. Conversations, search, drafts that stay put, and AI only if you want it.
In the workshop
More Mac apps, already running on our own Macs every day and getting polished for you.
Burrow Soon
A file browser for people who live in Finder: columns, a drop shelf, workspaces and tidy downloads.
Pier Soon
A Dock replacement you arrange yourself: app groups, widgets you pick, a fast search, and your newest screenshots one click away.
Halo Soon
A companion for the notch: timers, music, notes and alerts, right where your eyes already are.
Vitals Soon
A clear look at your Mac: memory, CPU, disk and what is filling your drive.
Jot Soon
Talk instead of type. Dictation anywhere, with notes and class recordings.
And one for your phone.
SkinCircle
A skin coach that can actually see you. It scores your skin from a daily selfie, explains changes with Dewy, your AI skin buddy, and grades every product for your skin. Free on iPhone.
Open-source experiments.
Things we built to answer a question, measured honestly and published with the numbers.
AgentFloor
Run and watch a fleet of LLM agents, with a scheduler, cost budgets and a live dashboard.
How we make things.
One job, done well
Every tool here starts from a real problem and stays focused on it. Small beats sprawling.
Native on Apple devices
Our Mac and iPhone apps are built with Apple's own frameworks, so they open fast and feel at home.
Private Mac apps
The Mac apps need no account with us: no tracking, no servers in the middle, your data stays on your Mac. AI is optional and off by default.
Open where it can be
The Mac apps and every Lab project are open source. Read the code, build it yourself, change what you like.