This page is everything I've shipped — phone apps, local-AI tools, agents, and robots. All of it runs on hardware you own, and all of it is free to fork on GitHub.
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Built start to finish on this stack, shipped to both stores. Private by default, pay once or nothing.
Updated Sep 27, 2026 from Apple and Google's own reports, twice a day. First-time downloads only, no updates or re-downloads. Google Play runs about two weeks behind.
Tells you what it sees, out loud — describes a whole room or a whole page, reads printed text, names 601 kinds of object, measures distance. All on-device. Built for VoiceOver and TalkBack. Free, no ads, no cloud calls.
Describe a song in any of 19 languages and own a full-length original in minutes. No subscription, every song 100% yours.
Complete K–4 learning adventure — 2,000+ activities, a narrator that reads everything aloud, 100% offline. No ads, no accounts, nothing tracked.
Fly the whole solar system — photoreal planets with real NASA imagery, living Sun, real eclipses, 60 fps.
Run Claude Code 100% on-device. MLX-native Anthropic-API server with a six-model local lineup — Muse-Glimmer 30B (multimodal), Gemma 4 31B, Qwen 3.5 122B at 65 tok/s, DeepSeek V4 Flash with 1M context. Zero cloud, zero API fees. The same stack is AirGap: the full private-AI build for firms that can't put client work in the cloud.
The model side of the stack. 16 MLX-quantized open-weight models — Llama 3.3 70B, Gemma 4 31B and 12B, Hermes 4 14B, Qwen3-VL 32B vision, Qwen3.6 27B, Nemotron-3 Nano Omni, Muse-Glimmer 30B — plus CoreML detectors. The exact files that ship with claude-code-local and the RealTime AI Camera iOS app. Live download counts, no cloud inference, run on your own M-series Mac.
Porting frontier model architectures to run natively on Apple Silicon — the layer everything else stands on.
NVIDIA's tri-modal Nemotron Omni — text, vision and audio — running entirely on Apple Silicon. Pure MLX runtime, parity-verified against NVIDIA's reference.
One Mac: brain, ears, eyes and hands — plus the phone in your pocket. Ambient computing that never phones home.
The full private AI workstation build: one Mac, wifi off, nothing leaves the building. A capability I keep sharp — the whole stack is open source.
Backup brain for Claude Code. Hit your plan limit or an outage — flip one command and keep working on local models.
Hands-free voice loop — Apple speech recognition in, cloned-voice TTS out. Both directions fully on-device.
Dictate into any app and have any text read aloud in natural voices, all on your own PC. New: a free Windows download.
Local MLX + Chrome DevTools Protocol. Drives a real browser autonomously — iframes, Shadow DOM, ProseMirror.
Control Claude from your iPhone via iMessage. Text commands in, screenshots and videos out.
Open a browser tab → you're driving your Mac mini. Live screen, real PTY shell, on-device voice.
macOS screen + facecam recorder with a local HTTP API. Pairs with Claude Code for record-and-send pipelines.
Agents doing real work on real machines — and the leaderboard that keeps them honest.
Small, dependency-free tools that solve real problems in a local-AI shop.
New: a terminal written from scratch in Rust for Windows and Mac. Glass windows with a neon glow, a different color for every window, and a Claude Code prompt you can edit like a text box. Free download.
New: one window for every Claude Code session on every computer you own, Mac or Windows. Push to talk, answers read out loud, and local models in the same list.
Find the license landmines in a local AI stack — including the ones inside the model weights. No dependencies, runs offline.
A credits file that names the people, not just the packages — resolves every dependency back to the humans who wrote it.
Building toward a modular-robot-parts future — local AI vision in things you can actually touch.
1kW autonomous tank platform — LIDAR, 601-class object detection, iMessage natural-language control, Jetson brain. The coop robot whose eyes became RealTime AI Camera.
Roboflow on your phone — label photos and train your own on-device vision model for a robot, privately, from the camera roll.
Open-source single-seat amphibious electric VTOL (FAA Part 103 ultralight). Lands on water and takes off again. Full CAD.
Side quests that turned into real results — research, thesis defenses, and one little kid's tutor.
Cross-cohort test of whether AGTR1+ dopamine neurons are selectively lost in Parkinson's — 579,931 cells, four independent datasets, same direction in all four.
An HSU Master's Thesis project at Cal Poly Humboldt Marine Sciences. Four single-page features — molecule-to-whale scale of the sea, marine and freshwater restoration, and a 13-chapter scientific-diving deep dive. Hand-coded SVG, offline-ready, each page reads itself aloud. Built end-to-end in Claude Code.
Films, worlds and toys — all generated or hand-built on the same local stack.
Turn a story into a finished film on one Mac — stills, motion, voices, music, grade and sound. The pipeline behind The Lucid Engine, Antarctica, and The Bear Sister.
Immersive WebXR virtual cannabis marketplace built with A-Frame. Live at marijuanaunion.com/marketplace/.
All of this is free and open, and you can run everything on your own Mac without paying me a dime. If it saved you an afternoon, a few dollars a month keeps me building in the open.
Matt Macosko, working out of Humboldt, CA. Nice Dreamz LLC. Decades of physical-product iteration before AI accelerated everything into software. Started with a chicken problem. Still figuring it out.
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