Harsha Chaganti

Small, calm apps for iOS and macOS.

01 / 07iOS + macOS · Shipped

port22

Claude Code, Codex and OpenCode, on your phone.

One binary on your Mac watches the terminal sessions you point it at. Open the app, pick a session, read along and approve. It attaches to the session already open in your terminal. It doesn't start a new one, and it doesn't fork it.

  • LAN-first, with an end-to-end-encrypted relay when you're away
  • Pairs through your Apple ID, with no separate login
  • Works in any open-source terminal: Ghostty, kitty, WezTerm, tmux
Open port22↗
02 / 07iOS · Shipped

mochi

Mindful spending, without the noise.

A quiet, mindful way to track spending, check patterns, and reflect on habits.

  • Recurring expenses that stay visible
  • Insights that show how patterns change over time
  • Fast history search and cleaner filters
  • Home Screen widgets
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03 / 07macOS · Shipped

jott

A tiny capture tool for thoughts that should not get lost.

Option + Space from anywhere, and the cursor is already in place. Headings, lists, tables and code blocks format inline, with no menus.

  • One-time purchase, no subscription
  • iCloud sync, local-first
  • Private by default
Open jott↗
04 / 07macOS · Shipped

greypaint

Every app, one place.

A quiet utility for keeping every app on your Mac up to date, with every installed app, its version and its update state in one list.

  • Updates and ignored apps kept in their own lists
  • Search by name or bundle ID
05 / 07iOS · In progress

cherry

A playful space for collecting the things worth keeping.

06 / 07iOS · In progress

gathered

An early study in making small collections feel useful.

07 / 07macOS · In progress

hummingword

Something new, coming soon.

About

I design and build small, calm software for iOS and macOS — native, quiet, and made to be used every day rather than admired once.

Say hello

harshachaganti12@gmail.com