Hi, I'm Andrew.

Every Mac app here started the same way: something on my own Mac bugged me enough that I built the fix. A mail app that puts every inbox in one calm window. A Dock I could actually arrange. A notch that's useful. Dictation that runs on my Mac instead of someone's server.

I use all of them every day, and they only ship once they're solid enough that I'd hand them to a friend. That's also why they're native, private by default and open source: you can read exactly what they do, build them yourself, and change what you don't like.

The Lab is where the experiments live: a small local model that routes voice commands, a guitar tone matcher and computer vision for football film.