Helge Hannisdal

Today I stopped paying for my notes app. So I built Skriv: Markdown notes that keep every version, #tags in the text, sync through your own iCloud, and your AI agents working right next to your notes. Free beta for Mac 👇 h5bits.com/skriv

Your PowerPoint, Keynote and Figma files open as editable slides. Export to PowerPoint, PDF, PNG, JPG and SVG. Your files stay on your Mac. Free during the beta, then €79 once. No subscription. First you kladd, then you trykk. 🖨️

It's built for agents. Claude Code or ChatGPT runs in the sidebar on your own subscription, and a local MCP server lets your own agents build decks and designs on your Mac.

You don't nudge boxes. Say what a chart, table or diagram should show, and Trykk lays it out in your brand. 19 chart types, real tables, 78 SmartArt-style diagrams, components, and brand kits that re-colour a deck live.

Today I stopped using Figma and PowerPoint. I needed AI-native apps running locally on my Mac, not slow, subscription-hungry legacy apps. So I built one. Trykk is out today, a free beta for Mac 👇 h5bits.com/trykk

Hot take: the AI is already the subscription. You pay Claude or ChatGPT. Your diagram tool, your CAD app and your notes app shouldn't each charge rent on top to call the same model. Bring your own AI, pay for the app once.