ImageGen is a native macOS app that runs Qwen-Image 2.1 locally on Apple Silicon for offline, private image generation without API costs. It includes an MCP server for integration with Claude Code and other AI agents, supporting text-to-image generation, image editing, and transparent PNG output.
A developer created a proof-of-concept game called Folding Flappy that uses Apple's iPhone Duo hinge API as an input method, exploiting the onHingeChange function to control Flappy Bird by opening and closing the device. The project demonstrates creative use of the foldable phone's hardware, though concerns remain about durability and whether Apple will officially support hinge-based input.
Tinycast is a lightweight native macOS launcher and productivity tool written in SwiftUI and AppKit with zero dependencies. It offers app launching, clipboard history, window management, Raycast extension support, and AI chat features, all free and open source with minimal resource usage.