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by sujee 19d ago
yes totally agree. I build macOS apps and found out that not every apps support this. One of the reason people buy my file search app https://www.fileminutes.com/ is, it is fully keyboard driven. I'm trying the same wi
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Show HN: MacAIApps – a directory of AI-powered Mac apps(macaiapps.com)
1 points by sujee 25d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: ChatGPT and Claude export viewer that runs locally in the browser(vinaa.ai)
2 points by sujee 1mo ago|0 comments
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by sujee 1mo ago
I'm working on Vinaa, an AI chat application for macOS. https://www.vinaa.ai/ While everyone is making their desktop AI app to do both coding and chat in the single app, I'm focusing on chat as first class citizen
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by sujee 1mo ago
That is actually a good thing. There is a term for this - https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/the-product-minded-engine... Before that this is optional but now that coding is automated, this is becoming an essential skill.
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by sujee 1mo ago
The issue is most of these demo are created by developers. Most of the developers don't have interests or skills in product and design. So they use AI to write code, not build product. Another mistake everyone making is not building be
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by sujee 2mo ago
I’m working on Vinaa, a native Mac app for AI chats. It works with cloud models using your own API keys, as well as local models. You can organize chats into projects and folders, use multiple windows and tabs, connect MCP tools, and sync e
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by sujee 2mo ago
I have recently completed building a large native macOS app and my take is that, for 90% of work, SwiftUI is good but for the 10% you would need AppKit. For my app which is a AI chat app, I needed to load and show a large number of chat ite
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by sujee 7mo ago
Claude should have gone for native apps and demonstrated that it is possible to do anything with their AI. I'm currently building a macOS AI chat app. Generally SwiftUI/AppKit is far better than Web but it performs bad in few area
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by sujee 9mo ago
Working on FileMinutes - a file search app for macOS. There are tons of apps in this space, it focuses on practical use-cases and simplicity. https://www.fileminutes.com
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by sujee 1y ago
I'm working on a decade old problem - searching files in macOS. Started building to solve my own issues after realising none of the tools supports what I need. Very excited about the upcoming feature that I'm releasing this week a
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by sujee 2y ago
The frustration with Finder led me to building my own tool. Not trying to replace Finder but more like a companion app - https://www.fileminutes.com/
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Do you know Finder can do this?(fileminutes.com)
3 points by sujee 2y ago|2 comments
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by sujee 2y ago
As many of you, I'm too frustrated with Finder in macOS to a point that I learnt SwiftUI to build my own Finder companion. Yet every day I discover new hidden gems. I have started documenting them and have plans to do that in future. S
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by sujee 8y ago
This is awesome course. I'm watching the videos and coding last 2 hours. Very happy with what I was able to do in such a short period.