Free · Open source · Local-first
Free, open-source tools that run locally. Small, honest utilities by Matt Skepner, with no telemetry and no backend.
Each one does one job well and keeps your data on your device. None has shipped yet; here is where each one stands.
The clipboard manager for people who live in AI tools: local-first and secret-safe. Searchable history, pins, snippets, and context packs that bundle several clips into one paste. Detected secrets are masked and expire after 2 minutes.
TUM
One glance at every AI limit before you hit it. Segmented meter bars for your AI plans and spend: Grok, Claude, ChatGPT/Codex, Cursor, Gemini, and more. Your keys stay on your Mac.
A local scanner that checks agent skills, MCP configs, and repos for prompt injection and leaked secrets before you trust them. It never runs tools based on what it reads.
A local-only dashboard that shows what your AI coding agents did while you were away, with a shareable “my agent’s week” card. Bound to 127.0.0.1.
Race local LLM setups against each other. Result cards print the hardware, model, quant, tokens per second, and method, so every number is reproducible. Local models by default.
Keyboard
Your snippets as a phone keyboard. Unlimited plain snippets, free. Everything stays on your phone, and the keyboard is designed never to ask for network access.
Oct 18, 2026. This is the real results card it produced, not a mockup. More in the build log.
Every app is free, and it stays free. The code will be public on GitHub.
No backend to trust. Your clips, keys, and logs stay on your machine.
The apps don’t phone home. See the privacy page.
Follow along on GitHub, where the repos will appear as they go public. If an app saves you time later, you can tip what it’s worth to you.
