Free Software
Small tools for youR Mac or PC.
A litte Thank you
Sometimes you need to do small things that aren’t included in your operating system or the tool you use and you wonder why nobody has thought about it.
Maybe they did, maybe they didn’t. But the problem exists and nowadays you can create your own tools super easily thanks to Claude. So here are a few tools that I needed that might help you as well.
Free of charge as a “thank you” for your support. Just download and enjoy 🙂
ODP to PNG Export
Stills.
A simple ODP to PNG exporter
A free drag-and-drop tool that turns any OpenDocument Presentation (.odp) into a folder of high-resolution PNGs — one image per slide, sized exactly to that deck’s own aspect ratio (no stretching or distortion). Drop in one file or a whole batch; set a custom width (1920px by default, or up to 4K) and Stills handles the rest, even warning you if a font used in the deck isn’t installed on your machine. Works on Mac and Windows
Good fit for anyone who builds process maps, architecture diagrams, or slide decks in LibreOffice/OpenOffice and needs quick, clean images for a website, wiki, or document — without exporting slide-by-slide by hand.
Watch the installation video here.
Mac launcher and organizer
Grid dock.
Floating Shortcut Grid for macOS
A lightweight menu-bar app that replaces desktop clutter with a clean, floating grid you can summon with a hotkey. Drag in anything — apps, files, scripts, or URLs — and organize them into tabbed workspaces by project or context (Client A, Development, Daily Ops), so switching focus doesn’t mean digging through buried windows.
Fully native-feeling and customizable: Light/Dark/System themes, adjustable gridlines, icon sizes, and label styles (icon-only, text-only, or both). Nifty shortcuts to show hide the dock and your desktop icons – good for screen recordings without clutter.
Free download, built specifically for macOS.
