“Existing pie menus for macOS are either paid and closed source (Radial, PowerClick) or full automation platforms (Kando).”
weselski, on github.com ↗
Radial wants €19.99 to put a wheel under your cursor. CopyWheel puts one there for free and does exactly one job with it.
SideNotes wants $19.99 for a notes panel that slides in from the edge of your screen. EdgeMark slides in from the same edge, keeps your notes as plain Markdown files, and costs the edge.
“But it's closed-source and paid, with no way to contribute, customize, or verify what it does with your data.”
Every clipboard manager was grey rows, a subscription, or both. Copy is a shelf of cards for nothing.
“I kept losing things I had copied two items ago, and every clipboard manager I tried was a list of grey text rows, a subscription, or both.”
The top Pomodoro apps on the Mac App Store sell you your own statistics on a subscription. Kairos is a dial, a timeline and a single HTML file.
“It skips the subscriptions, paywalled stats and full-screen interruptions.”
Built something because a company wanted your credit card for a feature that fits in a single file? That's spiteware. Submit it and join the hall of fame.
