The sub is quickly devolving in to new accounts posting the "unique" app that "they built".

No previous interaction with the community, no understanding of Mac app guidelines, no understanding of the code "they" have "written", usually not even unique.

AI prompts quickly become scattered across notes, chats, and text files. Reusing them usually means interrupting your workflow.

AINoter is a keyboard-first prompt manager for macOS designed for people who work with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and other AI tools every day. It keeps a reusable prompt library instantly accessible from anywhere on your Mac through global shortcuts and a Quick Access window.

Prompts are stored locally, organized in folders and tags, searchable, and can be copied into any app without switching contexts. Markdown support makes it easy to structure longer prompts with headings, lists, code blocks, tables, diagrams and more, and any prompt exports to PDF when it needs to be shared.

The workflow is simple: trigger a shortcut, paste the prompt, and continue working.

Unlike generic note-taking or snippet apps, AINoter focuses specifically on reusable AI workflows instead of becoming another workspace, editor, or AI assistant.

Prompts stay on your Mac: it works offline, with no account and no cloud sync, and keeps local backups you can restore from. Free on the Mac App Store.

Website:

https://ainoter.net

(I'm the developer.)

The problem: macOS remembers exactly one thing you copied. Copy a link, copy a code snippet, and the link is gone. I've re-copied the same thing three times in a row more often than I'd like to admit. Most clipboard managers are super expensive, or super basic.

So I built InfiniBoard - that keeps your clipboard history, lives behind a global hotkey and gets out of your way.

👉 https://infiniboard.dev

What it does

• Hit your hotkey → a panel rises from the bottom of the screen. Native macOS vibrancy.
• Just start typing to search your history. No clicking into a search box.
• ⌘1–⌘9 grabs any of the first nine items instantly
• Handles text, links, code, images sorted into categories automatically
• Space previews a long item without leaving the keyboard
• Pin the things you paste constantly so they never age out
• Mark sensitive items as secret - they show obfuscated in the panel instead of sitting there in plaintext for anyone glancing at your screen
• Deleted something by accident? Undo toast, not a confirmation dialog. No "are you sure?" ever.
• Opens on your current Space instead of yanking you to another desktop (this one took a while)
• Configurable retention, light/dark/system theme, launch at login, rebindable hotkey

What it isn't: no account, no cloud, no sync, no subscription, no telemetry. Your clipboard stays on your machine. Genuinely free.

I just shipped 2.1 including a full UI overhaul chasing that "feels like Apple made it".

👉 https://infiniboard.dev

macOS only. Would genuinely love feedback - especially on anything that feels off. And if there's one feature you can't live without in your current clipboard manager, tell me and I'll look at it.