Encrypted vaults, a clipboard dongle, a RAW browser and a defragmenter that all do their work locally. The private thing stays on the machine in front of you.
Counts your bodyweight reps in real time, all on-device
→ apps.apple.com
Type an idea, get a clicker game, entirely in your browser
→ tenclicker.com
A Mac app that compresses images with a neural model and never uploads a byte
→ smolmac.com
Drop in photos of an object, get a 3D splat, with nothing uploaded
→ antoinemopa.github.io
Type a message and the link itself becomes a sign that fills any screen
→ bigwords.page
Make any PDF look like it was printed and scanned
→ overflowy.github.io
SSH keys that live in the Mac's Secure Enclave and can't be exported
→ github.com
Self-hosted journaling with mood tracking and full data ownership
→ journiv.com
Blurs your video feed when an unexpected face appears
→ apps.apple.com
Fingerprints a site's tech stack without phoning home
→ bananarr.com
A menu-bar data meter that never leaves your Mac
→ hotspot-meter.loam.sk
Hold a key, speak, release — and nothing leaves the machine
→ github.com
An open-source CapCut with no watermark, no account and no cloud upload
→ github.com
A CSV viewer, sorter, and filterer that never leaves your browser tab
→ csvpreview.com
A password manager that keeps your vault as a single KeePass file you own
→ panicvault.org
A RAW browser that treats a folder as a folder — no import step, no managed library
→ github.com
A hardware BLE dongle that pastes secrets without typing them
→ toothpasteapp.com
Serverless chess with AI opponents at real FIDE ratings
→ apps.apple.com
pdfTeX compiled in the tab, with the paper never leaving
→ tex.swimmingbrain.dev
Every signal your browser hands over, sorted by what survives what
→ glassbox.codecanary.org
Pastes your clipboard as though a human were typing it
→ github.com