Marco Oliver Grunwald

Ghostmoon.app [pre-release] The Swiss Army Knife for your macOS menu bar. More than 30 features normally found in multiple separate apps. High efficiency, small app package, low resource usage. Free to use. Apple Silicon & Intel. macOS 13 or newer. #macOS #IndieDev

just setting up my twttr

@pablos It's very simple, actually. It resides in the macOS menu bar. You click the icon and get access to all the features in one compact menu.

@mgrunwald_ I'm completely baffled. Is there a command key or something bound to it to get this window to pop up?

Ghostmoon.app [pre-release] The Swiss Army Knife for your macOS menu bar. More than 30 features normally found in multiple separate apps. High efficiency, small app package, low resource usage. Free to use. Apple Silicon & Intel. macOS 13 or newer. #macOS #IndieDev

Note: This is a pre-release. The app is not yet signed/notarized, so after launching it for the first time – which will give you the typical macOS Gatekeeper warning – you'll have to go to System Settings > Privacy & Security, scroll to the bottom and click "Open Anyway".

CPU usage and memory pressure display | System uptime display | Public/local IP display with copy to clipboard functionality | Quick access to startup items and daemons | Measure connection speed and latency | Restart network stack and flush DNS | Force empty trash, and more.

Ghostmoon.app [pre-release] I created a macOS utility app called Ghostmoon. It lives in the macOS menu bar and gives you easy access to hidden system settings, essential stats, maintenance routines and other functionalities useful in everyday work. #macOS #IndieDev

@adahstwt Perplexity, Claude, Gemini.

be honest, which is your go-to AI tool in 2026?

@PixaApp Guys, a UI update is long overdue. Let's not pretend it's 2012.