I built a tiny dinosaur that lives on my Mac

Bruno Arias Jimenez — Sun, 05 Apr 2026 06:47:04 +0000

Meet Rexy, he lives on your desktop.

Most tools try to be productive, Rexy does the opposite.

It adds a bit of personality to your workspace.

It talk.
It idles.
It keeps you company while you code, design, or just browse.

That is it. And that is the point
Adopt Rexy: https://ariasbruno.gumroad.com/l/kdypbb

I launched my first SwiftUI Neumorphic UI kit today

Bruno Arias Jimenez — Wed, 01 Apr 2026 08:06:54 +0000

When I started building apps, I quickly realized something:

My UI looked… inconsistent.

Not terrible — but not clean, not cohesive, and definitely not something I’d ship confidently.

The problem

Neumorphism looks amazing… until you try to implement it yourself.

You start adding shadows, tweaking blur, adjusting colors… and suddenly:

Nothing matches
Spacing feels off
Components don’t feel reusable

It becomes a mess really fast.

What I did

Instead of fighting it every time, I decided to systematize it.

I started extracting patterns:

Consistent shadow system
Reusable components
Standard spacing rules
Simple color logic

At first, it was just for me.

The result

After a few iterations, I ended up with a small UI kit that:

Keeps everything visually consistent
Speeds up UI building
Removes the guesswork

I called it NeuKit.

Why I’m sharing this

I realized other devs might be dealing with the same thing.

So I decided to publish it and see if it’s useful beyond my own projects.

If you prefer, it's also available here:
https://ariasbruno.gumroad.com/l/mfnap

💬 I’d love feedback

If you’ve worked with neumorphism before, I’m curious:

Do you like it or avoid it?
What’s been your biggest struggle with it?