Built a Mac Screen Recorder App with Kimi K3 in Half a Day
AlchainHust · x · 2026-07-17
Using the newly beta-tested Kimi K3, the author replicated a $29/month screen recording tool in less than a day as a native Mac App.
As their first Mac application, it has already been submitted to Apple for review with plans to release it completely for free. The post highlights the model's practical efficiency in rapid prototyping, product replication, and indie development.
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