A look at Tinycast, the setup that works for me, and what Raycast users should know before switching.
How I use Pelmet to tidy the macOS 27 menu bar, and when Ice, Thaw, or Bartender makes more sense.
Use OpenUsage to bring Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, and other AI coding tools' weekly limits, session limits, and reset times into the macOS menu bar, so I can check the state before starting a long task and decide whether to run, wait, or switch tools.
How I manage multiple Claude Code and Codex accounts on my local machine: Claude rotates through claude-swap, Codex uses codex-auth auto-switch, and account switching stays separate from client boundaries.
How I use Obsidian, Memo, GitHub, a web reading layer, and Codex to turn sources, thoughts, and AI conversations into an LLM Wiki I can search and maintain.
How I split input into three layers: AI dictation for rough thinking, vChewing for precise Chinese typing, and Raycast Clipboard plus Snippets for reusable text
My Mac toolkit for screenshots and screen recording: Shottr replaces the built-in capture with sharper, more powerful features, Bob fills in the OCR and translation gaps, and Recordly produces polished tutorial videos — three tools that cover the full daily capture-and-record workflow.
Why does expense tracking fall apart over time? My multi-account bookkeeping workflow for credit cards, loans, reimbursements, and stocks, built around Qianji.
Docker Desktop on Mac is slow, hot, and drains your battery — switch to OrbStack, rewritten on Virtualization.framework and Rosetta, and your full-stack containers finally run like native apps
macOS's default browser is a dumb one-to-one mapping, but links have many identities — using Velja's Picker, Rules, and Apps mechanisms to route every link to the right browser, the right profile, or even the right desktop app
Treat your inbox like an information pipeline: use multiple Gmail accounts to route by type, Filters to auto-archive, Spark for layered reading, and Mailtrack to close the loop on sent mail
Looking back at Arc's Peek, Spaces, Command Bar, and vertical sidebar from a digital productivity perspective — why these details combine into the ceiling of browser UX
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