Building small iOS and Mac apps. → Respira: 2k users, pollen allergy tracker → https://xitter.cf/t.co/Jy2HjQ6Hvx: ASO for iOS apps → https://xitter.cf/t.co/zrVjbP8Jss: clean your Mac
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Posted attic on r/macapps last night.
5.5k views, 30 comments, and it's now at 11 paid licenses since monday. This morning a buyer asked for a custom screenshot folder, so 1.0.1 went out today with it.
$5 for the first 100: atticmac.com/?ref=x-week-1
What should it do next?
Hey @ZachWarunek! I just received my very first X payout🎉 is there any feature on the roadmap to track the verified impressions in the analytics dashboard?👀
Right now we can only check combined replies with posts.. so it's tough to track this impressions.
Thanks!🫶
Daaaamn!
Didn't expect my first X payout to be this high! This is just getting started!
Leeeet's go!🚀
I'm testing something👀
Exploring what Respira could look like on a foldable iPhone. Pollen levels on one side, the map on the other.
Just a design concept for now, but I’m tempted to build it.
Would you use your apps like this?
🤖 Made with AI
the clever part isn't the scanning, it's this: your agent can make its own rules stricter, never looser.
prompt injection through email is the attack nobody's ready for yet. huge launch @moonfarm_dev, go check it out!
What if someone emails your agent and tells it to ignore everything you said?
Today I’m launching molted.email 🥳
Every email is scanned for prompt injections. You control the rules, and your agent can only change them to make them stricter.
Free to start. Bring your own domain on Solo for $5/month for the first 3 months with BEANMAIL at checkout. Limited to 20 uses.
Would your agent know who to trust?
iPhone Duo goes on sale today and the App Store launches new editorial collections for Duo apps.
the featured list is Netflix, Microsoft, DoorDash, United...
almost no indie apps. if yours supports it now, there's very little competition for those slots.
iPhone Duo is out today. the new APIs worth knowing:
• a hinge API that gives you the display angle as it opens and closes
• arrangement and reserved-region APIs to split content across the fold
• scene accessories: show different content on both screens at once
• Device Hub in Xcode 27.1 simulates folding without the $1,999 device
standard SwiftUI and UIKit adapt on their own. the custom layouts are where you stand out.
my AI tools were using 12 GB on my Mac. 11 GB was Claude Desktop's Cowork VM, and I had no idea it existed.
Attic 1.1 shows what Claude, Codex, Cursor and local models keep, tool by tool. Only safe stuff can go.
$5 once: atticmac.com/?ref=x-ai-tools
how much are yours using?
"Superintelligence isn't a bigger pile of GPUs" is the line that stuck.
Chimps beat us on memory. We got language instead, and that's what let us think as a group. Intelligence in nature was never one huge brain, it was a lot of small ones wired together.
I already run small specialised models because they beat the frontier one on my narrow task. This is that same bet, several sizes up.
Today distributed cognition exits out of stealth with backing by Verdict Capital.
Our mission is to replicate humanity's collective intelligence.
Read more: dcog.com/research/our-impera…
Most of today's AI power is held in the hands of a few, who can choose what you're allowed to think and what you're permitted to do.
We stand on three substantially different foundational beliefs:
- You shouldn't ask permission for intelligence.
- Superintelligence will be a distributed collective.
- Humans are not meant to be relegated to a permanent underclass.
If we don't distribute intelligence, nobody will.
OpenAI models are coming to Google Cloud, starting with GPT-6 Astra and Codex.
that completes the set: Azure, AWS Bedrock and now Google Cloud.
and if your company already has Google Cloud credits or commitments, you'll be able to spend them on OpenAI. procurement just stopped being the excuse.
Pablo retweeted
Introducing Vitals CLI
The Activity Monitor alternative that thinks in apps, not processes. Now as a command.
> brew install --cask foredotstudio/tap/vitals
$15 lifetime, only 13 left → 3 days free
👉 vitalsmac.com
Same day, two AI security stories:
• Reuters: a hacker reportedly used AI agents to breach 100+ company websites, for a few thousand dollars
• Anthropic launched free periodic vulnerability scans for critical open source projects, with a proof of concept and a suggested patch
Attack and defense both just got very cheap.