The lineup

Four products, and counting.

Real workflows come first. Each product is built by testing different approaches and choosing the one that works best. The technology stays in the background so the product feels natural to use.

The receipts are public →

Mint for Mac

Mac storage and cleanup, on-device

Mint scans your storage on-device, ranks what can go, and changes nothing until you approve. That last part is earned: a confident early scan once flagged 16.9 GB as junk that was backing two installed simulators.

$3.33/ month
$39.95 billed annually

Free includes 210 files organized and 3.5 GB cleaned each week. Monthly and one-time plans are available.

Alder

Private on-device dictation

Say it naturally. Alder types the finished thought. Recognition and cleanup run on your Mac, and the words never leave it. If a dictation fails, recovery keeps them. Want your dictations searchable later? That’s Reso, below.

$4.17/ month
$49.99 billed annually

Free includes 3,000 words each week. Monthly and one-time plans are available.

Reso Nebula mapping captured thoughts into connected clusters

Reso

Dictation that remembers

Reso starts where Alder stops. Dictation is the front door; behind it, what you’ve said becomes something you can search, refine, and see mapped in Nebula. You’re paying for the memory, not the microphone. If you only need typing, Alder is cheaper.

$8.33/ month
$99.99 billed annually

Free includes 3,000 words each week. One Pro plan covers Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

Scene

Beta

Desktop working sets

Leave the task. Keep the thread. Scene saves the windows and supported tabs around one project and brings the same working set back in one click. It deliberately promises less than “roll back your Mac to any moment.” The evidence didn’t support that, so Scene doesn’t claim it.

$29one time
Scene 1.x personal license

Four saved scenes stay free forever. Pro unlocks unlimited scenes.

Special offers

Good deals, out in the open.

If you already own one of these, or you’re bringing friends, there’s something here for you.

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