Kadō — Privacy-First iOS Habit Tracker
Most habit trackers motivate you with streak counts — miss one day and you lose everything. Kadō takes a different approach: a non-binary exponential moving average score means one missed day won't wipe your progress. You see a trend line, not a fragile chain.
Data stays on-device via SwiftData, with optional iCloud sync through your private database. No accounts, no subscriptions, no telemetry. Built natively in Swift for iOS 18 and iPadOS 18, with WidgetKit and Shortcuts support. MIT licensed, free on the App Store.
76 GitHub stars so far — solid for a recently launched iOS app. Worth trying if you're tired of streak anxiety.
Keen Bean — Local Meeting Agent for Mac
Finished a meeting and staring at a blank document? Keen Bean solves that. It runs on your Mac, listening through system audio to both sides of the conversation — no bot joins the call, nothing appears in participant lists.
Tasks, decisions, and draft documents generate in real time as you talk. Two people describing a screen design? It sketches it out while you're still discussing. Export everything to a project folder when the meeting ends.
All processing is local, data lives in files you own. One monthly price includes AI usage, no API keys needed. A practical tool for teams that have frequent meetings and don't want to write up notes afterward.
MarkFlowy — High-Performance Markdown Editor with Built-in AI
Anyone who works with large Markdown files knows the pain — many editors choke on documents over a few megabytes. MarkFlowy rebuilt its editor core with Tauri, opening a 2 MB file in roughly 1 second. Prosemirror-powered with both source and WYSIWYG modes.
Built-in AI supports DeepSeek and ChatGPT for dialogue export, translation, and summarization. Also handles JSON, TXT, and other formats. Custom themes and keyboard shortcuts, automatic image handling on paste. Cross-platform on Windows, macOS, and Linux, under 20 MB installed.
2,379 GitHub stars, TypeScript and Rust stack, active community. If you need a lightweight yet full-featured Markdown editor — especially for large documents — MarkFlowy is one of the most worth-watching options right now.