I make small, self-contained software — a desktop app, a couple of Omarchy plugins, a theme. All of it runs on your own machine: nothing to sign up for, no telemetry, no service in between.
Collects channels, groups and forum topics across several accounts — full message
metadata, media deduplicated by hash, resume from where it stopped. Looks up a
phone, @username, id or t.me link and returns the profile with every historic
photo and a diff of what changed since last time, then exports in ten formats.
Telegram is the only server it talks to.
npm install && npm start # → 127.0.0.1:5173
What's next, a month grid, a week grid and an upcoming list, straight in the bar. Reads the calendar's iCalendar share link, expands recurring events and caches the result; quick add hands off to the Proton web app.
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/itsmoorgrove/omarchy-protoncalendar --enable
Capture a screenshot, a link or a thought now and have it come back when it
matters. Plain-language dates (call the bank tomorrow 9), snooze and repeat, and
notifications that carry their own picture. Never opens a socket.
omarchy plugin add https://github.com/itsmoorgrove/omarchy-timecapsule.git --enable
Sits between two of the stock themes: the earth tones of miasma, the cold restraint
and soft corners of solitude. colors.toml drives every app Omarchy generates config
for, and it ships five wallpapers rendered against the palette, an icon theme and a
matching boot logo.
omarchy theme install https://github.com/itsmoorgrove/omarchy-petrichor-theme.git
Aphelion is the point in an orbit farthest from the star it circles, and the theme is built at that distance: neutrals pulled cold and blue, highlights taken to a true specular white, argent for the accent. Fourteen colours carry the whole desktop, all under twenty percent saturation, so syntax reads as tone before it reads as hue. Five wallpapers at 4K and a Plymouth boot splash come with it.
omarchy theme install https://github.com/itsmoorgrove/omarchy-aphelion-theme.git
Dusk seen through glass: deep midnight-blue backgrounds, a muted teal accent and a warm ember highlight that carries the borders from one to the other. Colours stay low enough in saturation to sit behind a day of text, and it ships four wallpapers, an icon theme and a Plymouth boot splash.
omarchy theme install https://github.com/itsmoorgrove/omarchy-vesperglass-theme.gitmoorgrove.dev — the rest of it.