Developer Apps

Build, ship, and monitor without leaving your flow. Track deployments, pull requests, builds, ports, API usage, repositories, and local services directly from your menu bar so you spend less time refreshing dashboards and more time writing code.

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Collection: Developer Apps

Free apps

MergeMole

MergeMole triages your pull requests by priority and effort, with concise AI summaries and review status at a glance. Processed entirely on your Mac.

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Collection: Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

Caddock

Manage local Caddy-based development hosts with static, PHP, and reverse proxy support, built-in HTTPS, wildcard domains, health checks, Docker integration, and quick host management from the menu bar.

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Collection: Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

Fob

This menu bar app protects SSH keys with Apple’s Secure Enclave, requiring Touch ID to use them. Manage servers, GitHub authentication and commit signing with destination-aware prompts and tamper-evident logging.

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Collection: Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

Octowatch

Monitor GitHub Actions workflows across multiple repositories in real time, with status indicators, configurable polling, native notifications, and secure GitHub token storage in the macOS Keychain.

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Collection: AI Apps | Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

Ironsmith

Ironsmith lets you describe the macOS app you want, then generates, builds, and packages it into a runnable application. It supports local and cloud AI models, requires only Xcode Command Line Tools, and creates sandboxed apps by default.

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Collection: AI Apps | Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

IAXT

IAXT monitors AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex by locally recording commands, file changes, and system actions. Review activity logs, spot unusual behavior, and keep AI workflows secure.

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Collection: Developer Apps | System Tools

Free apps | Open Source

Quay

Quay helps developers manage local services from one place, making it easy to start, stop, and monitor project servers, Docker containers, Homebrew services, and terminal agents with live resource metrics and one-click browser access.

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Collection: AI Apps | Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

cctop

This menu bar app helps developers monitor multiple AI coding sessions from tools like Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and pi, making it easy to spot when attention is needed and jump straight to the right terminal, editor, or conversation.

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Collection: AI Apps | Developer Apps

Free apps | Open Source

Drafty

Drafty keeps lightweight Codex tasks close at hand, making it easy to launch quick prompts, attach files, hand off to terminal editors, or dictate drafts locally without interrupting your command-line workflow.

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Collection: AI Apps | Developer Apps

Free apps

Headroom

Headroom keeps your Claude Code usage visible at a glance, showing live 5-hour and 7-day limits directly in the menu bar before they catch you in the middle of a task. It reads the usage data Claude Code already stores locally, requires no setup, API key, or login, and never makes a network connection.

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