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A native macOS utility for JSON formatting, reusable snippets, color conversion, calculations, and clipboard history—all one shortcut away without interrupting your coding flow.
I made Cirrus because I was tired of leaving my code editor for jobs that should take a second.
Format some JSON. Find a saved snippet. Convert a color. Do a quick calculation. Recover something I just copied.
I sometimes asked AI to handle these things, but typing the request and waiting for the answer often took longer than the task itself.
So I put those five tools into one small macOS app, available with a single shortcut. I built it by myself and have been using it during my own development work.
I’m curious which tool you’d use most, and what other tiny task keeps interrupting your work.
Been using Cirrus for a few days and the palette conversion while I'm elbow-deep in CSS is a real time saver. Clipboard history catching everything cleanly feels like the macOS clipboard finally grew up.
About Cirrus on Product Hunt
“Tiny developer tools, one shortcut away”
Cirrus was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #156 on the daily leaderboard. A native macOS utility for JSON formatting, reusable snippets, color conversion, calculations, and clipboard history—all one shortcut away without interrupting your coding flow.
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Soonho Bae
I made Cirrus because I was tired of leaving my code editor for jobs that should take a second.
Format some JSON. Find a saved snippet. Convert a color. Do a quick calculation. Recover something I just copied.
I sometimes asked AI to handle these things, but typing the request and waiting for the answer often took longer than the task itself.
So I put those five tools into one small macOS app, available with a single shortcut. I built it by myself and have been using it during my own development work.
I’m curious which tool you’d use most, and what other tiny task keeps interrupting your work.