1on1
macOS · Desktop
Messages from the one person you cannot miss — they land center-screen, not in a banner
macOS · Desktop
Switch projects with one hotkey and get the right apps, files and notes back on screen
Flux is built around named contexts: one per project, each holding the apps, URLs, files and notes that project needs. A hotkey switches context, and the intent is that everything belonging to the new one opens in a single action rather than a five-minute setup. Time tracking is part of it, logging hours per context as individual entries, so where the day went has an answer that is not a guess. Contexts are color-coded, driven from the keyboard, and can launch at login.
Developers and creatives who context-switch between projects multiple times a day.
The code is public, but there's no packaged release yet. Build it from the repository today, or leave an email and hear when there's one you can double-click.
macOS · Desktop
Messages from the one person you cannot miss — they land center-screen, not in a banner
macOS · Desktop
Keep one corner of a window in sight — a live crop of it, floating above whatever you are doing
macOS · Desktop
Search for the thing you saw on screen last Tuesday and never saved anywhere
macOS · Desktop
Drop a folder of rushes on it and get the total runtime before you quote the edit
macOS · Desktop
Find the moments worth keeping in a two-hour recording and hand your editor a timeline
macOS · Desktop
Press Space on a Markdown, JSON, CSV or code file and actually see it instead of an icon
macOS · Desktop
Turns a Mac screenshot into an instant-film Polaroid — paper grain, a develop animation, a handwritten caption…
macOS · Desktop
Answers your iMessage and WhatsApp chats for you, one thread at a time, with ten seconds to stop every reply
macOS · Desktop
The only copy of the photo is 800 pixels wide — make it four times bigger, not four times blurrier
macOS · Desktop
Put the files you would rather nobody opened behind Touch ID, and one hotkey to seal them
macOS · Desktop
Find the right folder by color instead of by reading — tint and label them like the system would