Parth Jadhav
Parth Jadhav is an individual software engineer and open-source maker, not a company. He builds developer tools and software for the web, Mac, and iPhone, with a current professional focus on developer tooling and AI-driven developer productivity at Atlassian.
At a Glance
- Software engineers and AI-assisted development teams
- Indie developers and app publishers
- Rust, Python, TypeScript, Swift, and macOS developers
- Home coffee brewers and iPhone users
AI Tools by Parth Jadhav
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App Store Screenshots
App Store Screenshot Agent Skill
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Latest News
App Store Screenshots repository merged fixes for Duo-capture checks and related editor/test flows; latest commit recorded on October 9, 2026.
App Store Screenshots added bundled Apple device bezels to the template, covering iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, Apple TV, Mac, creatives, and iPhone Duo.
Supervisor v0.2.0 released with downloadable macOS, Windows, and Linux builds.
Published “Rethinking How We Work With Agents,” introducing Supervisor's infinite-canvas approach to managing multiple Claude Code agents.
Products & Services
Early-access, MIT-licensed desktop command center for running and monitoring multiple Claude Code conversations on an infinite canvas; built with Tauri, Rust, React, and TypeScript.
Mac tool that gives AI agents virtual displays and lets them run native apps and Chromium browsers through a CLI and MCP server.
Free MIT-licensed AI coding-agent skill that generates production-ready App Store and Google Play screenshot decks, editors, device frames, locales, and store-sized export bundles.
Open-source Figma API-based generator that turns supported Figma designs into Python Tkinter GUI code and image assets.
Market Position
Jadhav positions his work as focused, open-source alternatives to heavier or more fragmented developer workflows: Supervisor organizes parallel coding agents spatially rather than as terminal tabs; App Store Screenshots provides an agent-installed, code-generating alternative to static screenshot templates; Rust Search emphasizes a fast Rust-native library; and the Mac utilities target small, specific workflows. Comparable categories include Claude Code desktop/orchestration interfaces, Raycast/Alfred launchers, fast-search tools such as fd/Glob, and commercial App Store screenshot generators.
Leadership
Founders
Parth Jadhav
Software Engineer II at Atlassian; previously worked as a contract developer at Umbrel, backend developer at Vicara, and full-stack developer at Magicul. He began building public software with Tkinter-Designer and now develops open-source tools in Rust and TypeScript.
Executive Team
Parth Jadhav
Software Engineer II at Atlassian; independent open-source maker
Works on developer tooling and infrastructure and on AI foundations for developer productivity at Atlassian; independently ships Rust/TypeScript developer tools, Mac utilities, and iOS apps.
Founding Story
Jadhav says he got into technology through computer games and started making the software he wished existed in his own time. Tkinter-Designer was the early breakout project: a Figma-to-Python GUI generator that began his open-source maker trajectory, later expanding into Mac utilities, iOS apps, and AI-agent tooling.
Business Model
Revenue Model
A mixed independent-maker model: free and open-source software, paid native utilities and apps, and optional premium in-app purchases. Bloom uses RevenueCat for purchase entitlements; most developer tools are distributed free under open-source licenses.
Pricing Tiers
MIT-licensed and open source; early-access desktop installers.
MIT-licensed skill for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, and compatible agents.
Free iPhone app; Bloom Pro adds premium widgets and Live Activities, with plan details linked from the product site.
Paid macOS utility.
Paid macOS menu-bar app.
Target Markets
- Software engineers and AI-assisted development teams
- Indie developers and app publishers
- Rust, Python, TypeScript, Swift, and macOS developers
- Home coffee brewers and iPhone users
- Software engineers managing multiple Claude Code or other AI coding-agent sessions
- Developers needing automated App Store or Google Play marketing screenshots
- Python developers converting Figma designs into Tkinter interfaces
- Mac users needing app/file/document launching, Tmux session search, prompt retrieval, or protected input locking
- Rust developers needing fast file search or native charting components
- iPhone coffee enthusiasts tracking beans, recipes, brews, freshness, and taste adjustments
- Bloom Coffee Shelf Recipe, whose App Store screenshots were generated with the App Store Screenshots skill
- The App Store Screenshots product page reports use by 38 apps live on the App Store and Google Play