ssh.place A shared canvas with no app, no account, and one rule that everybody breaks
Muxy A native SwiftUI workspace built around the terminal
gum Polished shell-script UI components — choose, input, spinner, confirm
Bundle Things in the terminal A shell-UI library, a git heatmap, an RSS reader, and a way to pipe any of it into a desktop widget.
Apex Markdown Processor One Markdown tool that renders every dialect — and shows images in your terminal
Finds
- Saggar A Mac terminal that tells you which session is waiting on you
- hncli Hacker News in the terminal, with the keys written on every screen
- statuslin.es A gallery of Claude Code status lines, each rendered from the script that makes it
- Ember Colour palettes that survive your screen going orange
- Starboard A real terminal pinned beside the Dock, always there
- graffiti.moe A public graffiti wall you spray from the browser and curl from the terminal
- ssh.place r/place in a terminal, one pixel every fifteen seconds
- CHRONOS I and II Two terminal games where you operate the machines rather than play one
- Paper A journaling CLI that leaves you receipts
- Remux A native iOS tmux client reshaped for the phone in your hand
- Leaves A disk-usage treemap rendered entirely in terminal characters
- Command Keeper A menu-bar library for the commands you keep re-Googling
- orzma A terminal that renders live web pages inside itself
- Protect files with the Immutable flag on macOS When Finder's Lock isn't enough
- Muxy A lightweight Mac terminal with a sidebar for projects — and a mobile remote
- TerminalWidget Terminal feedback as a desktop widget
- Roll back to a macOS snapshot without Time Machine tmutil snapshot before risky changes; Recovery + Time Machine to roll back
- Check what Spotlight actually indexed with mdimport and mdls When Spotlight ignores a file, ask the importer directly
- Apex Markdown Processor One Markdown tool that renders every dialect — and shows images in your terminal
- gum Polished shell-script UI components — choose, input, spinner, confirm
- Heatwave Visual heat map of your git commit activity
- nom Terminal RSS reader for the command line