Hey there, Thank you for your detailed interest in the app and my journey. I don't have a dedicated space to write technical posts, but I am starting to consider doing so. I am thinking of combining them in my small company website appitstudio.com and writing general posts about my journey building my apps. I can answer a few of your suggested topics here, and maybe I will createa full tech post also in the future :)

I use pure Swift with SwiftUI for all of my apps. Before starting to work on my first app, DockFlow, I was developing web, Android, and iOS applications. This was my first time building a macOS application, so the learning process relied heavily on AI. However, my 15+ years of experience as a developer helped me use it as a tool to build faster, better software, rather than just vibe-coded apps with no planning. I think what sets my apps apart is the quick solutions we offer with out-of-the-box thinking, fast support, taking our user feedback seriously, rapid updates, and release cycle (almost a version every week), and of course keeping our app permission-free / minimal optional accessibility permission for more "fun" features. Regarding secure windowing flags, I hadn't considered that until now. Good suggestion, will be added to our road map :)

Tamadocky was built entirely for me XD. I plan to expand this feature in the future. Still, because this is a "fun" feature, I want to make ExtraDock very stable before adding more fun staff. The core must be robust and stable.

I know I didn't answer all the questions, but if you have a specific interest, feel free to ask, and I'll move forward with the writing tasks and share more details as you suggest on blog posts.

Thanks again! :)

I don't think it will change much, and this will be one more thing to maintain. Without proper handling, I may miss good feedback. This is a more complex topic than it seems.

Didn't know about it! Looks really nice I loved the plugins ecosystem

Yes, the menu bar is a big issue. So many useless icons and menus. Because in macOS 26 it is easier to remove icons from the bar, I have added this "inline mode". A few users have already told me they removed everything and just put extra bar items, customized them however they want, so this makes it nicer.

I explore writing ideas using various LLM tools, This helps me build the text structure and gather ideas and information in one place. I review everything, of course, and this is not just an automated process. Same for this post, I am combining my own natural tone while keeping some segguestion, like this line, that has a super "Marketing feel," and for that, the "GPT tone" is noticeable. But I think this is nice information to put in this post, so I kept it All my replies are manually typed, and I use Grammarly to fix typos and improve sentence structure.

Thank you for the suggestion! I need to handle this multi-currency in all of my products This is on my tasks list

I see you use Stripe. They have this Adaptative Pricing feature where you get paid in EUR and customer pays in their own currency. It has some drawbacks (fewer payment methods and higher cost perception for customer due to Stripe’s upfront currency exchange comission), but it can do the trick.

Great, thanks. Very interesting product. Best of luck!

Thank you

Thank you! Let me know what you think

Nice! And yes Bloom is great

Yes sure You can manage the connected device using my keyper platform: https://keyper.appitstudio.com/device-management/request

Totally understand you! I worked on 3 versions for a menu bar solution app. This was so frustrating. The first try was 5 months ago Let me know if this helps you achieve your goal