I build polished software on my own. Mostly macOS apps and small web tools: screen recorders, notch utilities, little things you use every day. I care most about how they feel.
Currently building at kogents.
Talk through an idea or drop a voice note. Inkly shapes it into a structured post (hook, lesson, call to action) that still sounds like you.
Visit →Taste rules, real teardowns, and verified snippets. A system for making interfaces that don't look AI-generated.
GitHub →Smooth automatic zoom and a camera that actually feels considered. The physics measured frame by frame, not guessed. Free, and it runs on Windows too.
No more nudging the mouse during a long build or a call. One click and your Mac stays up until you say otherwise.
Turns the notch into a living surface: a drop shelf, timers, and live activities, right where your eyes already are.
Recite out loud and it counts automatically. Hands-free, so you keep your focus where it belongs.