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RsyncOSX is a collection of native macOS applications by Thomas Evensen. Its main tool, RsyncUI, puts task organisation, dry-runs, SSH sync, snapshots and scheduling around the rsync command-line engine.
Meeting Transcriber records meetings, separates speakers and turns the conversation into Markdown notes on your Mac. The audio pipeline stays local, with Claude, Ollama, LM Studio or another OpenAI-compatible provider as an explicit output choice.
Vocello is a native Swift and MLX voice studio for Apple Silicon. Generate speech locally, design or clone voices with permission, and keep scripts, history and audio on your Mac.
Ice hides and organizes crowded Mac menu bars with Visible, Hidden and Always-Hidden sections, a second Ice Bar for notched MacBooks, themes and hotkeys. It is a free GPL-3.0 project distributed through GitHub Releases.
Conjuguer turns French verb conjugation into a searchable reference, a structured quiz and a small daily practice loop, with SwiftUI source code, widgets and an on-device AI tutor for supported Apple Intelligence devices.
ScriptWidget renders a JavaScript and JSX tree as native WidgetKit views, so you can build widgets for iPhone, iPad and Mac without writing Swift. Here is what it does, how to build it, where it falls short, and what the MIT licence lets you do.
Pelmet hides the menu bar icons you don't need until you do, using the mechanism macOS 27 already has. Here is what it does, how to install it, where it falls short, and what GPL-3.0 lets you do with the code.
Bòcan is a Swift 6 music player and podcast client for macOS 15+. Here is what it does, how to install it, where it still falls short, and what the Apache-2.0 licence lets you do with the code.
Accorduon turns the iPhone Duo's hinge into an accordion bellows. Here is what it does, how to build it, and what its MIT licence lets you do with the code.