Konstantin Dokuchaev - All-in-One Person (Page 2)

Review of Memos. A Notebook on Your Own Server

Memos is a minimalist, Twitter‑style note‑taking app with open source code, but it requires manual deployment via Docker and is only suitable for very simple notes.

2 min read • Oct 20, 2025

macos public

How to Track Changes to Windows Privacy Settings

Konstantin Dokuchaev

DidMySettingsChange monitors whether Windows has reset your privacy settings and notifies you of any changes.

1 min read • Oct 17, 2025

Windows public

How to Quickly Set Up Your Own File Sharing Server

Konstantin Dokuchaev

copyparty is a Python script that lets you quickly launch an FTP server with a web interface — no installation required, supporting resume and multiple protocols.

2 min read • Oct 13, 2025

Windows public

How to Add Local AI Support to Obsidian

Konstantin Dokuchaev

With the Private AI plugin, you can connect the local LM Studio neural network to Obsidian and chat with AI directly inside your notes.

2 min read • Oct 13, 2025

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Review of morgen: The AI-Powered Calendar Planner

Konstantin Dokuchaev

morgen combines calendars, tasks, and calls from various services into a single window, making it easier to plan and manage your time across all platforms.

4 min read • Oct 9, 2025

Windows public

How to Automatically Manage Files with File Juggler

Konstantin Dokuchaev

File Juggler automates file management — create rules based on name, date, or size, and perform actions like moving or deleting files.

1 min read • Oct 7, 2025

macos public

Open Bar helps you customize the appearance of system panels in GNOME

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Open Bar for GNOME on Linux lets you tweak panels, menus, the dock, and themes, making the system easier to use and improving its look.

2 min read • Oct 6, 2025

macos public

How to Monitor Folders for Suspicious Changes in macOS

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Watchtower for macOS allows you to monitor up to 12 folders with custom rules and alerts for suspicious file changes.

1 min read • Oct 6, 2025

macos public

How to Automatically Lock Your Mac When You’re Away

Konstantin Dokuchaev

ProximityLock locks your computer whenever the paired Bluetooth device moves out of range, protecting your data. Price: $19.99 – with a 2‑week free trial.

1 min read • Oct 3, 2025