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13 field notes about productivity. Quick, practical, no fluff.

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A quiet day on GitHub's trending page

We went looking for something new and found old, steady tools with barely a new star. A small reminder that boring and dependable usually wins.

open-sourcetoolsproductivityOct 30original
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tsrs: a faster spell-checker for your app's code

The oxc team is rebuilding TypeScript's code checker in Rust, piece by piece, so your developers wait less and their laptops stop gasping for memory.

open-sourcetoolsinfrastructureproductivityOct 29github
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HatchZip: unzip big files without double the space

A free, open-source app that unpacks ZIP, RAR and 7z files in place, so a full laptop no longer means you can't open that giant client folder.

open-sourcetoolsproductivityOct 26github
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Android apps on your Mac, no emulator needed

Mac.apk lets Android apps open on an Apple Silicon Mac like any other program: their own windows, a spot in the Dock, and no emulator underneath.

open-sourcetoolsproductivityOct 24github
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Someone wants to rebuild all software for free

A GitHub project has a wildly big goal: rebuild the paid software you rent every month, from spreadsheets to Photoshop, and give it away free.

open-sourcetoolsproductivityOct 21github
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Microsoft Word, rebuilt free and open

WordCraft is a free, open-source rebuild of Microsoft Word with track changes and styles, and your AI assistant can work inside it directly.

open-sourceMCPAIproductivitytoolsOct 10github
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Mochi watches your AI agent so you don't have to

Coucou puts a small mascot at the top of your screen that watches your AI agents work and lets you say yes to their requests from your phone.

agentstoolsopen-sourceClaudeproductivityOct 2github
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A Free Photoshop for Mac, No Subscription

Robbie Tilton thought Photoshop cost too much, so he built Compositor: a free, open-source Mac editor with layers, masks and blend modes.

open-sourcetoolsproductivitycontentSep 19github
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AI That Can See Your Screen: 6 Tools Compared

Screen-aware AI tools do not all watch the same way. Compare on-demand vision, continuous memory, privacy, platforms and action access.

AIproductivityprivacytoolsworkflowAug 16original
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Autocomplete that never leaves your Mac

Cotypist finishes your sentences inline in almost any Mac app — and the whole AI runs on your machine, so your words never leave it. Free while in beta.

AIautocompleteproductivityprivacytoolsMay 21web
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The course downloader that builds you a study room

OmniGet downloads your paid courses from Udemy, Hotmart and a dozen other platforms — then wraps them in a real study environment with notes, flashcards, and focus tools.

open-sourcelearningproductivityofflinedesktopMay 3github
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An AI sidekick that watches your Mac screen

A Mac app you talk to out loud: it looks at your screen, answers by voice and slides a little cursor over to the exact button you need.

AIvoiceproductivitytoolsApr 28web
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Dictation that reads your screen

Aqua Voice turns speech into text across any app — but the twist is it reads what's on your screen and matches your tone. Free tier plus a bonus with code DP-FH8V.

AIvoicedictationproductivitytoolsApr 20web