victorphos has just finished testing their personal finance app, saying they desire to know where every part of their cent is going, who gives them money, who takes money away and how much, with the intention to optimize/cut down expenses where necessary while improving the app as they learn; it is their first time developing a desktop app they use for themselves, and the stack is Rust (Backend), gpu-ui kit (UI), gpui-omarchy (UI /Theming), and sqlite (Database), with Omarchy as the target platform, and they wonder whether the Omarchy GPU Kit would gracefully handle a non-Omarchy system or "just crush"; the still is a light "Chelete" "Personal finance" window on its Overview page with Total Balance $2,240.00, Income +$1,300.00, Expenses -$1,560.00, and Net -$260.00 with "Savings rate: -20%", Cash, Bank, and Wise account cards, Income and Expenses donut charts, and a Recent Transactions table.
pixbroker posts an "Omarchy native Futures trading terminal." built with Rust, GPUI, 120fps, ToS, Databento, Rithmic, adding "More coming soon."; the still is a dark app titled "pit" with "File", "Account", "Data", "View", and "Announcement" menus, a "Market Profile" of letter columns, a price ladder, candlestick charts, a "Time & Sales" list, and a positions row for "/ESZ26:XCME" with "Buy", "Sell", and "Flatten" buttons.
tahayvr says they've been obsessed with the Omarchy theme ecosystem since July 2025 and that dhh got them learning Rust back then, adding "I will make it happen! We are so close."; the still is a Discord message from Taha replying to DHH's "would like for the theme switcher to be something that's graphically pops up a sel…" with "I’m cooking up something similar to this. Will get a prototype version ready this weekend and share. It’ll be cool to make it a package/app that can update separately and maybe include community themes that can be installed with @noah p ‘s tool." and "(You got me learning Rust over here)".
iam4x says a Rust + GPUI app lets users bind any action to Codex Micro physical buttons and the dial on OmarchyLinux, that built-in AI can call local Codex CLI to create a script and bind it, that an example focuses or launches t3dotcodes, and that it respects the Omarchy theme, linking iam4x/codex-micro-omarchy; the screenshot window title is "Codex Micro" and the sidebar reads "BUTTON BINDINGS", with Desktop profile keys and a hyprctl focus script for key 01.
