Devly A native, private macOS utility belt for developers
Menu bar access to 50+ dev tools, but CyberChef and free web alternatives do this.

Targets Xcode and Docker caches specifically where generic cleaners like DaisyDisk miss.
macOS developers, power users running out of disk space
DaisyDisk · CleanMyMac
Menu bar access to 50+ dev tools, but CyberChef and free web alternatives do this.
Developer cache targeting is smart, but CleanMyMac already dominates this space.
Cleans 11 Python environment types with interactive TUI — every dev has this disk space problem.
Everything lives in the menu bar and is keyboard-first (⌘K to search, ⌘↵ to process), so common tasks — JSON/YAML/XML formatting, JWT inspection, hashing, color conversion, regex testing — feel immediate. The author emphasises pure SwiftUI and sandbox-compatible implementations rather than a web wrapper, which is a small but meaningful engineering win for responsiveness and privacy. It's not a novel idea — apps and web tools already do this — but the native UX and offline clipboard-first flow make it genuinely useful.
Branch context overlay for iOS Simulator; solves real pain for parallel workflows.
Lets agents actually see the screen and act on it by returning OCR text with pixel coordinates and offering commands like click_at, type_text, and press_key. You can run it instantly with npx (it auto-creates a Python venv and hooks into Apple Vision/Quartz), and there are ready-made integration snippets for Claude, VS Code, and Cursor — a pragmatic, technically neat tool for closed-loop agent UI work. It’s limited to macOS 13+ and Apple APIs, but within that niche it removes a lot of friction.