Applications
Open-source tools and apps I've built
apple-tools
macOS · Command Line
Command-line access to local Apple app data (Notes, Mail, Messages, Phone, Reminders, Calendar, and Contacts) built so an agent or a shell can work with real data without an intermediary service. Everything is local: no network calls, no API keys, no sync layer. Reads each app's own SQLite store rather than driving it over AppleScript, which makes a mail search 0.04s instead of 154s and works with Mail.app closed. Read-heavy by design: writes are gated, and the last irreversible step is always yours. Ships four Claude skills on top — a daily brief, meeting prep, and inbox triage. Installable via Homebrew.
Meld
iOS · TestFlight beta
A score keeper for card and board games. Set up individuals or teams, high or low score wins, an optional target, and only the columns the game needs — bids, trump suits, tallies, notes — then score rounds on a shared scorepad. Players and columns can change mid-game, house rules pin to the top of the board, and finished games are archived with a winner. Includes a built-in reference for 20 classic games, from Spades and Euchre to Cribbage and Nerts.
MiniMusic
macOS
A lightweight menu bar player for Apple Music. Control playback, search your library and the catalog, manage your queue, and browse playlists — all from a small popover window. Features a global hotkey, keyboard navigation, and smart search that checks your library and Apple Music in parallel.
