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SolvixaLabs
SolvixaLabs
Desktop apps we built for ourselves and use every day. Private by design, free to start, and no heavier than they need to be.
Capture & Productivity
A quiet, native menu-bar capture app for macOS — stills, screen recording, OCR, markup and a searchable history.
Version 2.0 · 678 KB
Audio & Meetings
A native macOS recorder tuned for small files at high quality — with transcription, on-device AI summaries and automatic meeting capture.
Version 1.0 · 1.2 MB
Disk & Maintenance
A native SwiftUI disk cleaner that finds reclaimable space across twelve categories and tells you exactly why each item is safe to remove.
Version 1.0 · 1.7 MB
Writing & Documentation
A fast cross-platform Markdown editor with source, split and true WYSIWYG modes, workspace-wide search and Word, PDF and HTML export.
Version 1.0.0 · 5.2 MB
API Development
A native Mac API client covering every protocol, importing from Postman and Bruno in seconds, with a built-in mock server and collections kept as plain YAML in Git.
Version 1.0
Salesforce Development
A schema-aware SOQL workbench with an AI agent that writes, explains and optimises queries — plus a visual schema explorer, query plans and inline editing.
Version 2.0
Code Review
A native Mac client for GitHub pull requests and code review, with an AI architect and product owner that review your changes against the Jira story.
Version 1.0
Swift and SwiftUI where the app should disappear into macOS, and the right framework — Rust, Tauri or Electron — where the work demands one.
The three menu-bar apps together weigh under 4 MB. Nothing here is bloated, and everything launches instantly.
No account with us, no analytics, no tracking. Credentials live in your Keychain, and each app talks only to the services you connect it to.
Most of these are free outright; where there is a paid tier, the free version is still genuinely useful.
These utilities are built and signed locally, not yet notarised through Apple's Developer ID programme. macOS will warn you the first time you open one. That is Gatekeeper doing its job — here is how to proceed if you trust the source.
Still blocked? Remove the quarantine flag from the Terminal:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/Screenshot.app"