Flit
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Fully local dictation for Mac, sold as a one-time purchase.
Vitals by Atta Ur Rehman Shah
Activity Monitor alternative for Mac: apps instead of processes, 30-day history and misbehavior alerts.
💻 Mac & Desktop App Makersvitalsmac.com
Visit Vitals ↗About Vitals
Activity Monitor alternative for Mac: apps instead of processes, 30-day history and misbehavior alerts. Vitals is a mac & desktop app makers product built by indie maker Atta Ur Rehman Shah.
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- Active
- Launched
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- Mac & Desktop App Makers
- Website
- vitalsmac.com
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Vitals FAQ
What is Vitals?
Vitals is a mac & desktop app makers product: Activity Monitor alternative for Mac: apps instead of processes, 30-day history and misbehavior alerts.
Who made Vitals?
Vitals was made by Atta Ur Rehman Shah, Pakistani solo founder of Fore Studio: Vitals and Flit Mac apps, StartupBase, Depost AI. Atta Ur Rehman Shah has also built Flit, StartupBase, AcquireBase, Depost AI.
Is Vitals still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Vitals is still active and run by Atta Ur Rehman Shah at vitalsmac.com.
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