Small desktop apps and web tools, made carefully.

01 Available

SimpleMeta

Mac app · free · v2.2

Read and edit the hidden details inside your photos — titles, dates, keywords, location — written to EXIF, IPTC and XMP at once, so they show up everywhere your photos go.

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SpiceSee

Mac app · free · v1.0.0

A native Mac client for the SPICE protocol — connect to remote virtual machines and workstations without wrestling with command-line flags.

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SpiceSee in use
03 In progress

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A reader for Slack compliance exports. Parses the raw export and turns it back into readable conversations you can search, follow and reference.

There's always something half-built. New projects land here once they're usable.

I'm Aaron. I build small desktop apps and web tools, mostly to fix things that annoyed me.

Everything here follows the same few rules: do one job well, keep the interface plain, work offline, and never ask for an account. No analytics, no telemetry, no upsell paths. If an app can do its work entirely on your own machine, it does.

Most of these start as a personal tool and only become a release once they're genuinely pleasant to use. That's why the list here is short — and why the things on it are finished.

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Bugs, requests, or an idea for something that should exist — I read everything.