Software for your computers, your iPhone and your home.
Apps for Mac, Windows and Linux, an app for iPhone and Apple Watch, and Homebridge plugins that bring the appliances you already own into Apple Home, plus tools for QNAP NAS and Chrome.
Apps for Mac, Windows and Linux
Native apps for macOS 15 or later, on Apple silicon and Intel. Turnout and InputWeave run on Windows as well, and InputWeave on Linux.
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Turnout
wg-quick for your Mac and PC, in a native app. Turnout connects to WireGuard servers with your hooks and routes intact, and lets you choose which network interface the tunnel leaves through.
- Runs on
- macOS 15 or later, Windows 11 (x64)
- Works with
- WireGuard servers, wg-quick configs
- Price
- US$19 once, three computers, Mac or Windows · 7-day trial
Download Turnout Product page Buy a license Article (Chinese)
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InputWeave
One keyboard and mouse for every computer on your desk. Move the pointer past the edge of a screen to work on the computer next to it, copy on one and paste on another, or drag a file across. The computers connect directly over your local network, with no account and no cloud.
- Runs on
- macOS 15 or later, Windows 10 and 11, Ubuntu and Debian
- Connection
- Local network, encrypted
- Price
- Free, open source (GPL-3.0) · optional US$10 license
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Peaberry
Coming soonA menu bar app that lets your AI agents keep the Mac awake while they work. When the last one is done, sleep goes back to your macOS settings.
- Runs on
- macOS 15 or later
- Works with
- Any agent that runs shell commands
- Privacy
- No network access, no analytics
iPhone and Apple Watch
An iPhone app with its own Apple Watch app, widgets and Apple Health.
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Wata
Phone to bottle, glass logged. Hold your iPhone to an NFC sticker on your bottle and the water goes into Apple Health. Reminders follow what is left to drink, not the clock.
- Runs on
- iPhone with iOS 18, Apple Watch with watchOS 11
- Works with
- Apple Health, NFC stickers
- Price
- Free, at most one ad a day · Wata Full US$2.99 once
Download on the App Store Product page Which stickers to buy
Homebridge plugins for Apple Home
Bring Daikin, Hitachi and Panasonic appliances, Roborock robot vacuums and MQTT devices into the Home app, with Siri, scenes and automations. Each plugin runs on Homebridge, which you can host on a Raspberry Pi, a NAS or any always-on computer at home. All five are free and open source.
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Roborock Vacuum
Control Roborock robot vacuums from the Home app over HomeKit or Matter. Start a clean with Siri or an automation, and keep local control when the Roborock cloud is down.
- Works with
- HomeKit, Matter
- Connection
- Local network, cloud sign-in
- Price
- Free, open source (MIT)
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Daikin Local Platform
Verified by HomebridgeControl Daikin air conditioners from the Home app over HomeKit or Matter. The plugin talks to each unit directly on your network, with no cloud in between, and over Matter, units whose adapter measures power show their electricity use in the Home app.
- Works with
- HomeKit, Matter
- Connection
- Local network only
- Price
- Free, open source (Apache-2.0)
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Jci Hitachi Platform
Verified by HomebridgeControl Hitachi air conditioners from the AirCloud Home app (Hitachi Taiwan) in Apple Home, including frost wash, quick mode, humidity and air quality.
- Works with
- HomeKit
- Connection
- AirCloud Home cloud
- Price
- Free, open source (Apache-2.0)
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Panasonic Smart App
Verified by HomebridgeBring air conditioners, dehumidifiers, air purifiers, heat exchangers and smart switches from Panasonic Smart App (Taiwan) into Apple Home, and get notified when the washer or dryer finishes.
- Works with
- HomeKit
- Connection
- Local network, cloud fallback
- Price
- Free, open source (Apache-2.0)
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MQTT Thing EX
Turn MQTT topics into HomeKit accessories, from lights and sensors to locks and thermostats. A maintained TypeScript successor to homebridge-mqttthing that reads your existing configuration unchanged.
- Works with
- HomeKit
- Connection
- Your MQTT broker
- Price
- Free, open source (Apache-2.0)
Tools for QNAP NAS and Chrome
A download manager that runs on the NAS itself, and a Gmail notifier for Chrome. Both are free and open source.
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Download Center
A download manager for QNAP NAS and an independent alternative to Download Station. Links, torrents and magnet links share one queue you can follow from a desktop or a phone, with chat notifications and commands.
- Runs on
- QNAP QTS
- Downloads
- HTTP(S), FTP, SFTP, SCP, BitTorrent
- Price
- Free, open source (MIT)
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Pigeon Post for Gmail
Unread counts on the toolbar and desktop notifications for every Gmail account signed in to Chrome. No extra sign-in, no OAuth and no server.
- Runs in
- Chrome
- Talks to
- Google only
- Price
- Free, open source (GPL-3.0)
Every product here is written and maintained by one developer, CT Tsai. Questions and bug reports go to each product’s issue tracker on GitHub. More about how they are made