Apple Intelligence
How vibe coders and indie builders use Apple Intelligence: 33 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
33
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.3%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
0
Share of stated stacks, per week
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Latest projects built with Apple Intelligence
- Tetr — Lets users handwrite notes on iPad or iPhone and get AI answers placed on the page next to circled questions.“Tetr”
- CastKeeper Knowledge — Generates key facts, key terms, quotes, flashcards and review questions from podcast episodes using Apple Intelligence.“CastKeeper Knowledge Powered by Siri AI - Don't Just Listen, Learn [$0.99 for Students and Educators]”
- SayWrite — Turns speech into text typed at the cursor on a Mac, with optional local AI cleanup of the dictated text.“I built a Mac dictation app with local speech recognition and local AI cleanup”
- Markify — Edits and reads Markdown documents in a native macOS editor with WYSIWYG and raw source modes.“Markify: a free, open-source native Markdown editor for macOS”
- midcode — Lets developers visually edit a website's React or Astro source code on a live canvas and writes changes back as minimal source diffs.“Edit your code visually with midcode”
- Vory — Gives an iPhone chat and remote-control client for self-hosted Hermes agent gateways, with bot avatars, approval prompts and group chats.“Vory: an iPhone app for your self-hosted Hermes agents (public beta, open source)”
- Four Notes — Combines notes, to-dos and spending tracking in one Mac app, with an assistant that files typed or spoken input into the right place.“Four Notes - Your Everyday App”
- CoHamster — Shows inline AI autocomplete suggestions beside the cursor in Mac text fields that can be accepted word by word with Tab.“CoHamster — free, local AI autocomplete for Mac (a Cotabby fork)”
- DayCue — Sorts tasks, calendar events and alarms into priorities using on-device AI and suggests what to focus on.“Built an iOS mini app in one week with Apple’s on-device AI”
- ActionClip — Shows a compact widget beside selected text on macOS with suggested actions like translating, rewriting, and converting units.“I built iPhone-style text-selection smart menu I wanted (and Apple should have built) in macOS.”
- One & Done — Shows one prioritized Apple Reminders task at a time and lists completed tasks for the day.“I built a to-do app that shows you only ONE task at a time (uses your Apple Reminders)”
- Silkwave Video — Downloads a YouTube video from a pasted link, transcribes it on-device with speaker labels, and offers summaries and chat about the transcript.“Silkwave Video: paste a YouTube link, get an on-device transcript with speaker labels and free ChatGPT summaries & chat. macOS 26+ only.”
- Decision Analyzer — Ranks personal options by weighted criteria scores so the user can compare choices like job offers or purchases.“I use weighted decision matrices as an engineer. Built a friendlier version for personal life decisions (Decision Analyzer)”
- Grove — Lists project scripts from manifests and lets you run, stop, and monitor them in a shared terminal view that coding agents can also control.“I built Grove, one terminal for you and your AI agent”
- Peddra — Uses Apple Intelligence on a Mac to read and summarize Claude Code chat files locally, then writes briefed starter prompts for new chats to reduce paid token usage.“While building my apps, I figured out about a third of what I paid for Claude Code bought me nothing. So our next app went after the waste.”
Pitched as alternatives to Apple Intelligence
- shakesp-ai-re — Proofreads written text for grammar and spelling using cheap LLMs, across platforms.“My writing is so bad, so I need a proofread! I built this [give me feedback]”
- splitbill.one — Splits a bill between people by scanning a receipt and assigning items, with payment links for Venmo or IBAN.“Apple announced bill-splitting at WWDC. I'd already built it (no app, no signup, no ads)”