I build cool Mac apps.
Solo founder of Fore Studio. I make the apps below, run MacBase and StartupBase so others can launch theirs, and write here about how it goes.
Mac apps
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Flit Dictation that never leaves your Mac -
Vitals The Activity Monitor alternative for Mac -
Levers A clean Mac screen for recording, in one click -
MacBase Discover the best Mac apps, and list yours
Next: SoundBar, a volume for every app, in the notch; Rimlight, a screen-recording studio for macOS that works entirely on device.
Latest writing
View all- Vitals 1.8: a command-line system monitor for Mac Vitals 1.8 adds a command for Terminal: the apps using your Mac, ports by project, coding agents and AI plan limits, as a table or JSON. Like htop, but by app. Installs with Homebrew.
- Vitals now shows what is left of your AI limits Vitals 1.7 shows what is left of every AI plan on your Mac, when each limit resets and whether you will run out first, with an Agents tab for every coding agent running.
- Vitals now keeps a year of history and exports it as CSV Vitals 1.6 keeps up to a year of history, shows when your Mac was at its limits, exports everything as CSV, and lets you set a limit of your own for one app.
- Flit now transcribes recordings Flit 1.5 turns an audio or video file into a transcript on your Mac, with nothing uploaded, and exports text, Markdown or subtitles. Flit 1.5.1 adds three more keys to hold for dictating.
- Vitals now shows the Neural Engine and lets you customize how it looks Vitals has a new Neural Engine tab that shows how hard it is working and which apps are using it, and a Customize page for colors, fonts and spacing.
Also from me
Built before the Mac apps, still running, free
Contact
A question about one of the apps, a Mac app you’re building, or anything else: email is the reliable way.
hi@attacomsian.com