ls ~/apps/macos

macOS Applications

• macosBrew Package Manager[code][images]

  Native menu bar app to manage Homebrew without terminal. Search, install and update formulas/casks with checkboxes. Service control, cache cleanup, dependency analysis, operation history and CSV export. Auto-updates from GitHub.

• macosX.com para macOS[code]

  Native X (Twitter) client with multi-account and instant switching without logout. Credentials protected with AES-256-GCM + Argon2id in Keychain with hardware protection on Apple Silicon. Native WebView, no telemetry, 100% auditable code.

• macosEasyTXT[code]

  Native macOS text editor that prioritizes tab and content persistence. When closing the app, all tabs and drafts are preserved and restored in the next session. Search and replace with regular expressions, granular encoding control (UTF-8, UTF-16, Latin-1, Windows-1252) and line endings. Split view for rendering Markdown and Mermaid diagrams. AI features: AI Correct, AI Expand and AI Idea. API keys in system Keychain.

• macosScreening Automation Homebrew Tap[code]

  Homebrew tap that distributes Screening Automation, the native menu bar app for silent, automated fixed-region screen capture on macOS. Lets you install and update the app with brew without touching the browser or signing manually.

• macosGoTrash[code]

  Native CLI for macOS written 100% in Go that finds development junk (node_modules, .venv, __pycache__, DerivedData, Pods, .gradle, builds, caches...), calculates how much space it takes and infers the parent project (via .git, package.json, pyproject.toml...). Guided TUI with arrows, checkboxes and instant search to review and delete; sorts by size, summarizes by project and type, exports to CSV and protects sensitive system paths.

• macosClaude Island[app][code][images]

  A native macOS app (SwiftUI + AppKit) attached to the MacBook notch, or the top edge on displays without one, that monitors Claude Code sessions through the documented hook protocol: it surfaces session, tool and nested-subagent activity, answers questions and permission requests straight from the Island, tracks multiple concurrent terminals and returns focus to the terminal that started the work. Ghostty, Terminal, iTerm2 and Warp integration, five-hour and weekly Claude usage, configurable idle hiding and signed Sparkle updates. No project-operated backend or telemetry. Requires macOS 14 Sonoma or later.