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Sakura Reader brings RSS feeds, video channels, and podcasts into a customizable reader for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Explore its feed layouts, on-device Apple Intelligence features, offline reading, privacy disclosures, and App Store installation.
AudioPaper turns Apple Music playback into a changing Mac wallpaper, moving from album covers to credited artist images. See how its image search, local filtering, privacy boundaries, and official v0.1.9 DMG fit together.
ArchiveBox for iOS sends links from your iPhone or iPad to an ArchiveBox server you control. Learn how sharing, snapshots, personas, privacy, server requirements, and the official TestFlight beta fit together.
WallpaperMachine brings many Wallpaper Engine scene, video, and web wallpapers to macOS. See what works, how Workshop downloads and multi-display playback behave, and the important caveat in the project’s own release and licensing notes.
Lunavect brings local Claude Code and Codex sessions, activity states, and usage windows into a Mac menu-bar dashboard. See what v0.2.8 can track, how its Continue Later workflow behaves, and where local limits stop short of provider enforcement.
Topiary Bar keeps frequently used status items close and gives the rest a searchable management panel. Here is what it organizes, what it does not hide, and why the App Store and Developer ID builds have different controls.
fanfan pairs Mac temperature and fan readings with manual, automatic, and firmware fan control. Here is how its safety helper works, which Macs are supported, and how to install the current release.
Mlem brings Lemmy's federated communities to iPhone and iPad in a native Swift app. Here is how instances, the latest release, App Store compatibility, privacy disclosures, and the GPL-licensed source fit together.
WonderBox combines memory monitoring, targeted cache cleanup, app removal, disk analysis, fan controls, and keep-awake in one native macOS utility.
Clipbara keeps a searchable, local history of copied text, images, links and more, ready from a non-activating Mac panel with one shortcut.
Purge groups Mac caches, developer build artifacts, large files, duplicates, and app leftovers—then moves selected items to the Trash. Here is how its safety labels, review steps, and current release work.
Sakura Switch brings DBI-based MTP, Wi-Fi FTP, SD-card browsing, save and mod management, and a transactional homebrew installer to macOS. Here is what v1.1.2 fixes, how to install the official build, and where its noncommercial license draws the line.