Brew-browser – A native macOS GUI for Homebrew
Polished Homebrew GUI with snapshots and services, but GUIs for CLI tools are a dime a dozen.
An offline-first photo manager for large local libraries
Smooth browsing for 100k+ photos directly on folders, no import step.
Hobby photographers, family archivists with large local libraries
Lightroom · Photos.app · Capture One
So I started building Lap app.
The current focus (v0.1.6) is simple: fast local photo library browsing and management - Smooth scrolling through very large libraries - Works directly on your existing folders (no import/catalog) - Fully local
Planned next: deduplication, photo comparison tools, and RAW support.
Polished Homebrew GUI with snapshots and services, but GUIs for CLI tools are a dime a dozen.
Folder-native manifests plus a global SQLite index let you keep originals untouched while getting album features and very fast queries — smart trade-offs for large local libraries. Live Photo pairing/playback, a map view, and GPU-accelerated browsing show real engineering focus; it's not reinventing the genre (digiKam/Lightroom exist), but this is a tidy Photos-to-Windows port with thoughtful implementation details.
Yet another Rust terminal emulator, but the auto-tiling panes are actually nice.
Obsidian-like wikilinks plus AI, but solo dev means feature parity and plugin ecosystem lag.
Typora alternative with Excalidraw, no subscription, but CodeMirror 6 WYSIWYG editors exist.
Touch ID auth and Keychain integration beat 1Password's env tool on local-first workflow.