Abdulmohsen Al Tulaihi · Independent developer
Small, focused apps for macOS.
A menu-bar calendar that speaks two calendars. A mind-map that helps you reach a conclusion. A planner that turns plain words into your schedule. An emoji picker that keeps up with your typing. Each app does one thing well and keeps your data on your own Mac.
No accounts. No analytics. No subscriptions. Just apps, and a person who answers email.
The apps
Six stars, one sky.
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Soluna Calendar
Gregorian and Hijri together in your menu bar, with prayer times, world clocks, and occasions.
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Margin
One keystroke turns plain words, English or Arabic, into your schedule. A quiet timeline shows the day.
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Emojist
Emoji that keep up with your typing. A suggestion bar right where your cursor is, plus phrases and shortcuts.
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Synapse
A living mind-map where ideas fire like neurons. Think wider, then converge on a conclusion you can defend.
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Atelier
One studio for every app you build, from the first idea to the shipped release.
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Jot
A quick note from anywhere, the instant you need it. One keystroke in, one keystroke out.
How I build
Quiet software, on purpose.
Every app here started the same way. I went looking for it, and it wasn't there. Either nothing did the job, or the apps that existed stopped just short of the part I actually needed. That gap is the whole product. More about that.
Local first
Your data lives on your Mac, in files you can see. No accounts, and no servers of mine holding your life.
No surveillance
No analytics, no tracking, and no advertising in any app. I cannot see what you do, and I like it that way.
Native and small
Built for macOS with the platform's own tools. Each app does one thing well and stays out of your way.