FlowDock

The problem

Switching between phone, MacBook, and Windows PC interrupts flow when useful text, prompts, links, or project context are trapped on one device.

The idea

Build a set of companion apps that keep text and quick controls close across devices, so project context can move with me instead of getting stuck.

What it does

• Android keyboard app
• Mac notch dropdown
• Windows utility
• Text sync through Supabase
• Clipboard-style text access
• Mac music controls
• Mac Pomodoro timer
• Mac file drop shelf
• Android keyboard real-time transcription
• Android keyboard AI text polish
• Integrates with ProjectDrop by moving coding-agent handoffs from phone to Mac

Tech stack

• Android keyboard app
• Mac utility
• Windows utility
• Supabase text sync
• Confirm final implementation details before public release

What I built

• A connected cross-device text workflow across Android, Mac, and Windows.
• Mac utility features including music controls, Pomodoro timing, and a file drop shelf.
• Android keyboard tools for real-time transcription and AI text polish.

What I learned

• Small workflow tools are often harder to design than they look.
• The hardest part has been UI/UX polish and making the tools feel fast, quiet, and useful without getting in the way.

Challenges

• Polishing the UI/UX enough that the tools feel quiet instead of distracting.
• Balancing autocorrect behavior in the Android keyboard.

What I would improve next

• Keep polishing the Windows utility.
• Continue refining the Android keyboard autocorrect balance.

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