A record of work, not a race
Every evidence-complete app receives the same amount of space. Every spread leads to a dated proof ledger.
01 · Utilities
AlDente
Set a charge limit for your MacBook battery.
Choose a limit, such as 80%. AlDente pauses charging when the battery reaches that level, even if the Mac stays plugged in. Pro adds controls for temperature, schedules, calibration, and other charging routines. AlDente does not promise to repair a battery or guarantee a longer lifespan.
- Made by
- David Wernhart, Matthias Kerbl & Daria Lazepko
- Use it to
- Set a charging ceiling
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Free · Pro €11.49/yr or €23.99 once · also on Setapp
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
02 · Productivity
AskForFile
Stop chasing clients for files.
AskForFile understands that a Drive folder still leaves the client wondering what belongs in it. The checklist, private link, replacement note, and completion state make the handoff legible to both sides without introducing a heavyweight client portal.
- Made by
- Very Interesting
- Use it to
- Collect client files
- Available on
- Web · Mobile web
- Public price
- Free · Solo from $29/mo
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
03 · Writing
Bike Outliner
Write a list. Drag any row to reorganize it.
Each paragraph is a row. Drag a row to move the paragraph and everything nested under it. Indent rows to group ideas, then collapse a group when you want to focus. Bike saves documents as HTML-based files, so the writing is not trapped in a private database.
- Made by
- Jesse Grosjean
- Use it to
- Outline a complex idea
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Free core · paid direct license or Mac App Store subscription
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
04 · Entertainment
Callsheet
Recognize the face. Find the whole career.
Callsheet narrows a huge entertainment graph to the moment someone asks, ‘Where do I know them from?’ Age-at-filming context and spoiler-aware navigation remove two small but persistent irritations that general web searches and giant databases tend to ignore.
- Made by
- Casey Liss
- Use it to
- Identify an actor
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac · Vision Pro
- Public price
- First 20 searches free · $1/mo or $9/yr
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
05 · Finance
CardPointers
Before you pay, see which credit card earns the most.
Choose a purchase category, such as dining or travel. CardPointers compares the reward rate and active offers on your cards. It then recommends the card that gives you the best return. The app can also remind you before an offer or credit expires.
- Made by
- Emmanuel Crouvisier
- Use it to
- Choose a card for a purchase
- Available on
- Web · iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Watch · Browser Extension
- Public price
- Free · Plus $7.99/mo, $71.99/yr, or $239.99 once
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
06 · AI
Context.dev
One URL in. Structured web context out.
Context.dev stands out by treating the web as a typed input layer rather than a scrape-and-clean endpoint. The same request can feed an agent Markdown, a schema-shaped object, visual identity, screenshots, or a full site map—without turning that infrastructure into your roadmap.
- Made by
- Context.dev
- Use it to
- Replace web data infrastructure
- Available on
- API · Web
- Public price
- 500 free credits · from $25/mo
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
07 · Food & Drink
Crouton
Import the recipe. Cook without touching the screen.
Crouton solves both ends of the cooking loop: it reduces the work of collecting recipes, then turns the result into an interface that still works when your hands are occupied. The wink control is memorable because it serves the exact moment recipe software usually becomes inconvenient.
- Made by
- Devin Davies
- Use it to
- Collect recipes
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Watch · Vision Pro
- Public price
- Free · Discover $1.99/mo or $14.99/yr · Plus $24.99 once
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
08 · Developer
Dash
Search API documentation without opening a browser.
Install the docsets you use, then search all of them from one field. Dash opens the matching API page without waiting for a website. It also connects to code editors, stores reusable snippets, and can give the same documentation to an MCP-compatible assistant.
- Made by
- Bogdan Popescu
- Use it to
- Find an API symbol instantly
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Free download · paid license
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
09 · AI
DocsAlot
Give every AI answer one current source to cite.
DocsAlot is unusually complete: it improves the human docs, packages the same source for agents, then checks whether the resulting answers cite the right page. That closes the loop most AI-doc tooling leaves open.
- Made by
- DocsAlot
- Use it to
- Keep AI onboarding docs current
- Available on
- Web · CLI · MCP
- Public price
- From $39/mo · free AI audit
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
10 · Creativity
doodl.day
One shared reference. One small drawing today.
doodl.day removes the hardest part of casual drawing—deciding what to draw—without prescribing the result. The shared reference creates a small finish line, and the gallery makes difference more interesting than polish or rank.
- Made by
- Very Interesting
- Use it to
- Practice drawing daily
- Available on
- Web · Mobile web
- Public price
- Free
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
11 · Finance
endl
Receive, hold, convert, and pay without rebuilding the finance stack by country.
endl brings receiving, holding, conversion, cards, and outbound payments into one business account. The strongest part of the public story is the operational continuity, with the legal and regional boundaries kept visible rather than hidden behind a generic global-banking promise.
- Made by
- endl
- Use it to
- Receive international business payments
- Available on
- Web
- Public price
- Contact sales
- Evidence
- 5 identified sources
Open app sources
12 · AI
Focus
Stop scrubbing. Start editing.
Focus does more than retrieve a vaguely similar clip. It keeps the footage local, surfaces the timestamp and source context, lets an editor shape verified selects, and preserves that work through the NLE handoff. That makes it a pre-edit layer rather than another AI search demo.
- Made by
- Very Interesting
- Use it to
- Find exact footage
- Available on
- Mac · Windows
- Public price
- Free 30-video trial · $49 once · Pro $89
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
13 · Health
FoodNoms
Scan the label. Keep the nutrition detail.
FoodNoms uses scanning to accelerate a detailed nutrition log rather than to hide the data model. The result is valuable for people who care about more than calories, while the private and customizable interface avoids the social pressure many health products add by default.
- Made by
- Ryan Ashcraft
- Use it to
- Log a meal quickly
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac
- Public price
- Free · Plus $5.99/mo or $39.99/yr
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
14 · Health
Gentler Streak
See whether today should be a hard workout, an easy one, or rest.
The Activity Path shows your recent training load as a range. Hard exercise moves you up the path. Rest and easy movement help you recover. The goal is to stay within a healthy range, not to close the same ring every day.
- Made by
- Gentler Stories
- Use it to
- Decide how hard to train today
- Available on
- iPhone · Apple Watch
- Public price
- Free · optional Premium
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
15 · Productivity
Kand
Prepare every application without starting over.
Kand’s strongest idea is the dossier. Tailoring the CV is only one step; the offer, arguments, interview notes, follow-up, documents, and next action all need to survive together. The product gives that work a home while keeping the candidate in control of what leaves it.
- Made by
- Very Interesting
- Use it to
- Tailor an application
- Available on
- Web · Chrome
- Public price
- No public price listed
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
16 · AI
Lapu AI
Give the desktop a job, then approve the sensitive steps.
Lapu connects planning with actual files, commands, and app actions. The important boundary is visible: sensitive steps pause for approval, and the resulting work leaves a record instead of disappearing into a chat transcript.
- Made by
- Lapu AI Team
- Use it to
- Run a task across desktop apps
- Available on
- Mac · Windows
- Public price
- Free · Premium from $20/mo
- Evidence
- 5 identified sources
Open app sources
17 · Weather
Mercury Weather
Plan the trip, not just the next hour.
Mercury's distinctive move is the trip forecast: it treats weather as something you prepare around, not only something you glance at now. Multiple providers and dense optional detail serve the weather-curious, while the default view stays native and calm.
- Made by
- Malin Sundberg & Kai Dombrowski
- Use it to
- Check a local forecast
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Watch · Vision Pro
- Public price
- Individual $2.99/mo, $14.99/yr, or $49.99 once · family options available
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
18 · Productivity
NotePlan
Put the task back inside the day it belongs to.
NotePlan lets a task keep the context of its project note while also appearing on the day and time chosen for the work. Markdown files and backlinks preserve the long view; daily notes and the calendar provide the next action.
- Made by
- Eduard Metzger
- Use it to
- Plan a day in notes
- Available on
- Mac · iPhone · iPad · Web
- Public price
- 7-day free trial · $12/mo or $99.99/yr
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
19 · Shopping
Parcel
One delivery list, even when every box chose a different carrier.
Parcel turns hundreds of carrier-specific updates into the same familiar delivery list across Apple devices and the web. Push alerts and optional order import reduce repeated visits to carrier sites.
- Made by
- Ivan Pavlov
- Use it to
- Track every delivery
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Watch · Web
- Public price
- Free · Premium $6.99/yr
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
20 · Developer
Perfai Security
Point at the live app. Get back the path that breaks.
Perfai starts from the running application, not a generic list of rules. It maps roles, attempts the exploit, and keeps the same failing condition available for the repair and retest.
- Made by
- Perfai, Inc.
- Use it to
- Find exploitable authorization failures
- Available on
- Web
- Public price
- Free · Pro $99/mo · Growth $499/mo
- Evidence
- 5 identified sources
Open app sources
21 · Utilities
PopClip
Select text. A small action bar appears beside it.
Select a phrase and a small action bar appears next to it. You can copy the text, search for it, change its format, or send it to an extension. You do not need to open another app or find the same text again.
- Made by
- Nick Moore
- Use it to
- Act on selected text
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Free 250-action trial · one-time standard or lifetime license
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
22 · Developer
Proxyman
Pause an app’s network request, inspect it, and change it.
Choose a request from the traffic list and inspect its headers, body, and response. Add a breakpoint to pause the request before it reaches the server. You can then edit a value and continue. Mapping, scripting, and comparison tools help reproduce the same problem again.
- Made by
- Noah Tran
- Use it to
- Inspect an HTTP flow
- Available on
- Mac · Windows · Linux · iPhone · Android
- Public price
- Free trial · Standard $89 once · Personal $99 once · team options
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
23 · Utilities
Rectangle
Move a Mac window to a half or corner with one shortcut.
Press a shortcut to move the active window to the left half, right half, a corner, or another position. The free app covers the common layouts. Rectangle Pro adds custom targets, saved arrangements, throws, and other advanced window moves.
- Made by
- Ryan Hanson
- Use it to
- Move a window by keyboard
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Free and open source · Pro has a 10-day trial and paid license
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
24 · Real Estate
Rent Detective
Say what you need. Get to a verified viewing.
Rent Detective's useful idea is continuity. A renter can begin with an ordinary sentence, inspect a matched home, ask that property's assistant a specific question, compare the shortlist, and book a viewing or apply without rebuilding context in another tool. The Canada-specific pricing, screening, and lease workflow makes that path more concrete than a generic AI layer over property cards.
- Made by
- RYRYB Technology Ltd.
- Use it to
- Find a rental in plain language
- Available on
- Web
- Public price
- Free for renters · single landlord ad $29 CAD/mo · plans from $79 CAD/mo
- Evidence
- 5 identified sources
Open app sources
25 · Productivity
Rewind
Your bookmarks, back in time.
Rewind’s calendar is more than visual decoration. It gives retrieval a second axis: when the link entered your life. Search, years, domains, and thumbnails then help recognition finish the job, while Chrome keeps ownership of the underlying library.
- Made by
- Very Interesting
- Use it to
- Recover old bookmarks
- Available on
- Chrome
- Public price
- Free Chrome extension · no account
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
26 · Design
Shottr
Capture the pixel. Explain the problem on it.
Shottr keeps capture, measurement, cleanup, annotation, and handoff in one small Mac app. A designer or QA tester can point to the exact pixel and send the explanation without opening a larger editor.
- Made by
- Max Krivonos
- Use it to
- Capture a screen quickly
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Free · Basic $12 once · Friends Club $30 once
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
27 · Music
Sleeve
Put the album back on your desktop.
Sleeve leaves playback and libraries to Apple Music, Spotify, and Doppler, then improves the layer those apps neglect: the album art, context, and controls you glance at all day. That narrow boundary keeps the product expressive without making it heavy.
- Made by
- Replay Software
- Use it to
- See what is playing
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- Direct $5.99 · Mac App Store $7.99 · no subscription
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
28 · Productivity
Soulver
Write the question. Keep the working.
Soulver's answer column matters because it preserves both sides of the thought: the number and the sentence that produced it. That makes small financial, date, and conversion questions easier to check later than a calculator tape, without asking the user to build a spreadsheet.
- Made by
- Zac Cohan
- Use it to
- Work through a calculation
- Available on
- Mac · iPhone · iPad
- Public price
- $59 one-time · 60-day free trial
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
29 · AI
Timbal
Build the agent once. Put it where the conversation happens.
Timbal treats code, knowledge, model choice, and delivery surface as parts of the same runtime. A workforce can move from a test in Studio to chat, email, voice, or an embedded product experience without being rebuilt around each channel.
- Made by
- Timbal AI
- Use it to
- Define an agent workflow
- Available on
- Web · API · SDK
- Public price
- Request access
- Evidence
- 5 identified sources
Open app sources
30 · Productivity
Timery
Start the right timer before the work disappears.
Timery focuses on the friction that ruins otherwise useful time data: finding the right project, starting late, and repairing an entry afterward. Saved timers and system-level entry points make the habit more plausible without pretending the underlying work can be inferred perfectly.
- Made by
- Joe Hribar
- Use it to
- Start a frequent timer
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Watch
- Public price
- Free limited mode · $0.99/mo or $9.99/yr
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
31 · Productivity
Timing
Rebuild the workday without starting a stopwatch.
Timing records the apps, documents, websites, and meetings a stopwatch misses. The user reviews that evidence, corrects it, and decides what belongs in a client entry or report.
- Made by
- Daniel Gräfe
- Use it to
- Recover where the day went
- Available on
- Mac · Web · iPhone integrations
- Public price
- 30-day trial · Professional $108/yr · Expert $132/yr · Connect $192/yr
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
32 · Education
Toku Reader
Tap the word. Keep the sentence.
Toku's strongest decision is to keep the native material as the main event. Tap a word, see the reading and meaning, then keep moving; the same interaction follows you from prose and imported books into websites, camera text, podcasts, and video transcripts. Offline analysis makes that loop feel like reading rather than repeatedly stopping to translate.
- Made by
- Toku Reader
- Use it to
- Read native material without losing the sentence
- Available on
- iPhone
- Public price
- Free · Premium from $6.99
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
33 · Travel
Tripsy
Forward the booking. Let the trip assemble itself.
Tripsy turns forwarded confirmations into flights, stays, and activities instead of asking travelers to rebuild them by hand. Live changes, documents, expenses, and guest permissions keep the shared plan useful after import.
- Made by
- Tripsy Team
- Use it to
- Build an itinerary from bookings
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Mac · Apple Watch
- Public price
- Free · Pro $59/yr or $299 once
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
34 · AI
TryCase
Your coding agent said done. TryCase brings the receipt.
TryCase focuses on the part of coding agents that still wastes human time: proving the changed flow actually worked. An isolated desktop, failed attempts, and the final artifacts turn “done” into something a reviewer can trust quickly.
- Made by
- TryCase
- Use it to
- Verify agent changes end to end
- Available on
- Web · Linux
- Public price
- First run free · from $19/mo
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
35 · Productivity
Typeahead
Finish the sentence where you started it.
Typeahead keeps autocomplete inside the sentence already underway. Local inference makes that small interaction viable in email, support tools, notes, and other text fields where sending the surrounding words to another service would change the bargain.
- Made by
- Noats Inc.
- Use it to
- Complete routine writing faster
- Available on
- Mac
- Public price
- $79 one-time
- Evidence
- 4 identified sources
Open app sources
36 · Health
Waterllama
Log a drink. Watch the character fill with your progress.
Log water, coffee, tea, or another drink. Waterllama adds the drink's estimated water value to your daily total. The character fills as you make progress, so the goal is readable without studying a chart.
- Made by
- Llama Luna Apps
- Use it to
- Remember to drink
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad · Apple Watch
- Public price
- Free · optional Premium
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
37 · Developer
Working Copy
Clone, edit, commit, and push a Git repository from an iPhone or iPad.
Clone a repository to the device and work offline. Other iOS apps can edit its files through Files integration. Working Copy tracks those edits, creates commits, resolves conflicts, signs commits, and pushes the result to the remote repository.
- Made by
- Anders Borum
- Use it to
- Clone and work offline
- Available on
- iPhone · iPad
- Public price
- Free download · Pro $35.99 once · 10-day Pro trial · students free via GitHub Education
- Evidence
- 3 identified sources
Open app sources
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