Apoorv Darshan
Apoorv Darshan is an individual AI-powered builder and open-source developer in Delhi who builds web apps, mobile apps, bots, APIs, browser extensions and other tools. He describes his goal as building things people actually use, including apps, tools and open-source fixes.
At a Glance
- Individual developers and software engineers
- Users of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode and Antigravity
- Mac users on Apple silicon or Intel running macOS 26 or later
- Students, consumers and open-source users of his mobile apps and utilities
AI Tools by Apoorv Darshan
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Coincide
Mac App for Multiple Coding Agents
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Latest News
Apoorv Darshan published a DEV article introducing Coincide as a free, open-source native Mac app for running Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other coding agents side by side; the article also announced a Product Hunt launch.
Coincide 0.1.0 released as the first public release, with six coding-agent integrations, mid-thread switching, Git, terminal, browser, bots, scheduled tasks and a notarized universal macOS build.
Coincide changelog published the first public-release notes, including the free/open-source distribution through DMG, Homebrew and npm and support for 19 languages.
Products & Services
Free, MIT-licensed native macOS app that brings Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode and Antigravity into one window, with mid-thread agent switching, projects, threads, Git, terminal, browser, bots and automation.
AI-powered calorie and nutrition tracker app for iPhone/iPad.
Open-source iOS hub for hosting, domains, analytics and uptime.
iOS AI companion with a live VRM avatar that sees the user.
Market Position
Coincide is positioned as a native AppKit alternative to using coding agents separately in Terminal or through Electron/web interfaces. Its repository specifically contrasts it with T3 Code: Coincide keeps the multi-agent workflow but is native to macOS, with lower idle memory, smoother long transcripts and native macOS features. The broader portfolio is differentiated by solo, rapid, open-source production across mobile apps, extensions, AI tools and creative experiments.
Leadership
Founders
Apoorv Darshan
Independent developer and creator; self-employed developer shipping iOS apps to the App Store, Android apps to Google Play and Chrome extensions. Previously full-stack developer at XIRCLS, AI trainer at Soul AI and Outlier, and a YouTube content creator who grew a monetized channel to more than 21,500 subscribers before its 2024 acquisition.
Executive Team
Apoorv Darshan
Independent developer / creator
Self-employed iOS, Android and Chrome extension developer; previously full-stack developer at XIRCLS, AI trainer at Soul AI and Outlier, and YouTube creator.
Founding Story
The public sources present Apoorv Darshan as a solo developer rather than a separately incorporated company. His stated motivation is to build useful apps, tools and open-source fixes; Coincide was created as a native Mac interface for coding agents that users already pay for, keeping their existing sign-ins and subscriptions while putting multiple agents in one window.
Business Model
Revenue Model
The personal development work is presented as independent/open-source creation. Coincide for Mac is free, with no paid tier, account or sign-up; users pay the underlying agent providers directly. The planned Coincide Remote companion uses in-app Coincide Pro purchases for actions from iPhone/iPad and optional tips.
Pricing Tiers
No paid tier, account or sign-up; MIT-licensed open source.
Unlocks acting on the Mac from the iPhone/iPad companion; US prices, with local App Store pricing elsewhere.
Target Markets
- Individual developers and software engineers
- Users of Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Grok Build, OpenCode and Antigravity
- Mac users on Apple silicon or Intel running macOS 26 or later
- Students, consumers and open-source users of his mobile apps and utilities
- Running and coordinating multiple coding agents in one macOS workspace
- Switching from one coding agent to another without losing the thread or working directory
- Software development with Git review, worktrees, commits and pull requests
- Automated or scheduled agent work and persistent background runs
- Personal productivity, nutrition tracking, study, habit change and entertainment through mobile apps
- Browser automation and small developer utilities
- Coincide is designed for users who already subscribe to or have accounts/API keys for the supported coding agents; no named customer list is published.