Small macOS apps,
for people who pay attention.

Somee Lab makes lightweight menu-bar utilities. Local-first, privacy-first, no subscriptions. Built by a solo developer who wanted the tools to exist.

Calery

A quiet menu-bar calendar with Pomodoro.

Month grid, reminders, focus timers — all from your menu bar. No servers, no syncing, no telemetry. Just the calendar that macOS always should have had.

Cirk

A radial launcher for people who think in arcs.

Press a shortcut, your apps fan out around the cursor. Cirk turns app switching and keyboard shortcuts into a spatial gesture. Faster than Alfred for the things your hand already remembers.

Epheme

Ephemeral workspaces for drag-and-drop files.

Drag anything onto Epheme — files, images, clipboard — and it lives there for 24 hours, then disappears. Like Dropover, but lighter, with no subscription and no data selling.

Each app has its own origin story on the blog.