Haptiker is listed on IndieLaunch as: Volume, brightness and keyboard light on your trackpad edges Haptiker is a paid product, starting at $4.99 as a one-time payment.
If it isn't the right fit, these 5 products on IndieLaunch are the closest to it. We pick them from shared categories, tags, pricing model and how similarly they're described. Nobody pays for a place on this list, and what's below comes from each maker's own listing.
| Product | Pricing | Runs on |
|---|---|---|
| Haptiker | Paid | macOS |
| Sundown | Paid | macOS |
| FinderBuddy | Paid | macOS |
| Kyvenza | Paid | Not stated |
| SalesCrew | Paid | Not stated |
| LaunchIntel | Paid | Web, CLI |
Sundown
A Mac menu bar app that warms and dims your screen on a schedule you set.
Sundown is a Mac menu bar app for the hours after dark. It warms the display and dims it on a schedule you set, so the screen in front of you at night is not the same bright white it was at noon.
Best for: Mac users who work, code, write or read on screen late in the evening and want the display to follow the hour.
Sundown is a paid product. Its website has the current prices.
Like Haptiker, it's listed in Productivity. Both are paid.
FinderBuddy
Compress, convert, resize and rename files from the Mac Finder right-click menu
FinderBuddy is a native macOS app that adds everyday file tools to the Finder right-click menu. It is for Mac users who are tired of uploading files to random websites just to shrink a photo or merge two PDFs. Select one file or a hundred, right-click, and pick an action: compress or resize images, convert between JPG, PNG, WebP and HEIC, merge, split, compress, sign and protect PDFs, batch rename with patterns, zip and unzip, compress video or convert audio. Results are saved next to the originals. Every file is processed locally on your Mac, nothing is uploaded and there is no account. A one-time purchase covers 3 Macs and every future update. Needs macOS 14 or later on Apple Silicon.
Best for: Mac users, designers, freelancers and anyone who handles images, PDFs and media files every day
FinderBuddy is a paid product. Its website has the current prices.
Like Haptiker, it's listed in Productivity. Both are paid.
Kyvenza
Run Windows 11, macOS and Linux VMs on Apple Silicon
Kyvenza is a native virtual machine manager for Apple Silicon Macs. Create, configure, snapshot, clone and run Windows 11 on ARM, macOS ARM and Linux ARM VMs from one graphical workspace. It has a built-in MCP server so Claude Code or any MCP client can start, snapshot and run commands in sandboxed VMs. $49 one-time purchase, with a 7-day free trial of the full app (no account, no card).
Kyvenza is a paid product. Its website has the current prices.
Like Haptiker, it's listed in Productivity. Both are paid.
SalesCrew
An AI-native CRM your agents can operate and your clients can own.
SalesCrew is an AI-native CRM that your agents can operate and your clients can own. Every action in the app is also an MCP tool, every AI action waits in one approval queue you control, and every client gets their own database.
SalesCrew is a paid product. Its website has the current prices.
Like Haptiker, it's listed in Productivity. Both are paid.
LaunchIntel
Curated directory playbooks for Claude Code and Codex
LaunchIntel helps founders launch a product to directories with an AI agent. It gives Claude Code or Codex a curated, categorized set of directory playbooks covering launch platforms, software catalogs and communities, plus a private agent workflow and a local dashboard, so the agent can choose relevant directories, prepare your listings and submit them in your own browser.
Best for: Product makers and agencies that want an AI agent to submit products to relevant directories. Solo is for products the buyer owns; Agency also covers client work.
LaunchIntel is a paid product. Its website has the current prices.
Like Haptiker, it's listed in Productivity. Both are paid. It also runs on Web, CLI.
Which one should you pick?
Start with who each one is for, then with what you're willing to pay. Every product here has a page with its full feature list, pricing and FAQ, so open the two closest to what you need and compare them. If you built something that belongs on this list, launch it on IndieLaunch; listing is free.