Most timers count down whatever number you type in. Keetle works the number out for you, from your kettle's wattage, how much water is in it, how cold that water is right now and the heat it loses on the way.
The countdown sits on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can walk off and forget it.
2,700 kettles are in the app, or scan the barcode on yours. The paid version cools the water to the temperature your tea wants and times the steep.
It runs on the phone, with no account.
Half a feature in, agent taps out on usage, and now you're staring at code you didn't fully read yourself. Do you wait for the reset, switch to a different model, or just finish it by hand? Curious how people handle getting cut off mid-flow, not at a clean stopping point.
Your Mac was full of Xcode caches while Cursor was still running and holding half of them hostage. DevCleaner 1.10.1 doesn t fight the open app. It cleans around it.
We ve been living in the menu bar for months. This release makes that feel like the product - not a shortcut to a bigger window.
