Terminal workflows · Finder-native Git · local-first productivity

I design and ship focused macOS software in Swift. The public work here centers on three products built for fast, practical daily workflows.

Current focus: tightening native workflows across the terminal, Finder, and clipboard while keeping the software fast, local, and native.

Native macOS terminal workspace. Fast tab and nested-pane navigation, command transcripts, Universal Search, Command Timeline, tmux sessions, remote-host profiles, configurable shortcuts, and optional agent-assisted workflows.

Swift · macOS · Terminal · tmux

Git belongs in Finder. Finder status badges and context actions backed by a native Git client for staging, structured diffs, selected-line staging, history, blame, stashes, branches, worktrees, and remote operations.

Swift · AppKit · SwiftUI · Finder Sync

Local-first clipboard and text workflow for macOS. Clipboard history, reusable Templates, pins, search, image previews, usage signals, and keyboard-driven pasting, with working data kept on the Mac.

Swift · AppKit · Local-first

Building Uniplanck. Designing native macOS tools.

I build small native products around repetitive friction: commands that take too many windows, Git actions that should live beside files, and text workflows that should stay local.

ApexTerm, Branchlight, and Board-Man are public projects. Issues and pull requests are welcome; focused changes with a clear problem statement are easiest to review.

uniplanck.com · ApexTerm · Branchlight · Board-Man