Software in whatever format you want it. There is a well-known GitHub issue, "I am new to GitHub and I have lots to say," where someone who just wanted to use an app got handed a repository full of code instead. They had a point. Getting the thing should not require knowing how GitHub works. This page is my answer to it for everything I ship.Read the issue ↗
Just want the app
Press the button. It is the actual file for your platform, and the Mac apps are signed and notarized, so they open without warnings.
Live in a terminal
Python tools install with one pip line.
Use Claude
Download the .skill file and add it to Claude.
Sending it to someone
Share a sarakay.me/get/ link. It always points at the newest release.
Writing a script or an agent
Fetch downloads.json for versions, direct URLs, and SHA-256 checksums, or downloads.md for plain text.
Actually want the code
Every app links its source under "Checksums, share links, source."
Notch-native dictation for macOS, a hard fork of OpenSuperWhisper. Tap Fn and Control, speak, tap again, and the text lands in whatever field is focused. Transcription runs on-device.
Evidence-based music tagger. Cross-checks Shazam, AcoustID + MusicBrainz, and iTunes for every file, scores the evidence, and only writes tags it can prove.
Native macOS port of CookieElmo's wellness-reminder desktop pet, rebuilt on the official Godot runtime. Reminds you to drink water, stretch, and rest your eyes.