AlexApps

The price of one app. All of them.

Native apps for Mac and iPhone that do their work on your device — no servers, no accounts, nothing uploaded. One subscription covers every one, including whatever comes next.

What the subscription covers

WhisperMLX included
AudioInputOutput included
CoreMonitor included
Meal & Grocery Tracker included
Everything released next included
Everything $2.99 /month

Or $29.99 a year — two months back.

Coming soon

Buy one app, get one app. Subscribe, and every app I make is already yours — the four below, and the ones after them.

The apps

Four now. More coming.

Meal & Grocery Tracker

iPhone · iPad

Everything for the kitchen in one place.

  • Two million barcodes stored on the phone — scanning works with no signal at all
  • Add a recipe from a link, a photo, a pasted mess of text, or just say it out loud
  • Tick a planned meal off and its macros are already logged, and sent to Apple Health
  • Ask what fits in the calories you have left, and get an answer from your own recipes

See the app

WhisperMLX

macOS · iPhone companion

Transcription that never leaves your Mac.

  • Records your microphone and your Mac's own audio as separate tracks — a meeting comes back as two speakers
  • Press a hotkey, speak, and the text is typed straight into whatever app you're using
  • Live captions as you talk, with translation to English
  • Whisper models up to Large v3 Turbo, running on Apple silicon

See the app

CoreMonitor

macOS · menu bar

Every core, every clock, in the menu bar.

  • Per-core usage and clock speed, read straight from the chip — efficiency and performance cores kept apart
  • GPU load and live power draw in watts, down to the Neural Engine
  • Flip Low Power Mode on or off without opening System Settings
  • Refreshes as often as once a second, or as slowly as you like

Coming soon

AudioInputOutput

macOS · menu bar

Your headphones connect. Your microphone follows.

  • Write a rule once: when the output becomes your AirPods, the input switches too
  • Works the other way round as well — watch the input, switch the output
  • Shows the current input and output device at a glance
  • Sits in the menu bar, opens at login, stays out of the Dock

Coming soon