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Hi there! During last time we (me and my friend) were building an app to clean various stuff after Xcode. I was fed up as a developer that Apple related things load my drive and need hundreds of gigabytes just to do my job. Brief feature list: Simulators cleanup. It's a correct cleanup via 'simctl' so you even don't need to restart Xcode for it to take effect SPM repos cache. Swift PM stores github repos for packages separately and never removes them unless you ask it via cli. Derived Data, a first thing you try to fix weird Xcode linking issue :) Some features currently in development: Desktop widget, so you can delete derived data with a single mouse click Support for more package managers like CocoaPods; they also have substantial caches that appear to be ignored We're currently in public beta, and we'd love your feedback and feature requests. Get the latest build on TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/2rV85hKb We also have a separate GitHub repo (we're developers, right?) to track issues and feature requests: https://deszip.github.io/Cleaner-Tracker

I wrote a macOS client app for Mastodon. I would love to have some feedback, ideally on GitHub or on TestFlight or here I suppose. [Edited by Moderator]

Subjects is an app for students to track timetables, homework, and grades. While having a simple and minimalistic UI, under the hood, it is packed with advanced features to deal with complex schedules, assignments, and grading. The app's primary focus is to give students relevant details about what's happening now and coming next. So we boiled down the main UI into two most frequently used views Timetable and Homework. The key unique feature is sharing information with classmates who attend the same school or courses. The idea is to reduce the amount of work required to configure the app for the needs of a particular student. In that scenario, students can collaborate to share common timetables and assignments, and everyone will have up-to-date information on their devices.

SwiftPrompt is supposed to be an intuitive lightweight prompt terminal for MacOS to instantly perform AI prompts and get responses. To simplify the process you can select any content to provide context for your prompt (at the moment text and files are supported). In addition, you can insert the response immediately into your environment such as your favorite editor. More features are coming soon. I am looking for testers that try the app to see if the current features work well across different systems. Would love to hear any constructive feedback and suggestions. Cheers, Mo (https://swiftprompt.ai)