Compare ChippyTea and OpenDesign - features, pricing, and which is better for your workflow.
What is ChippyTea?
Free, open-source Mac app that finds the build folders, project dependencies and old installers eating your disk, shows you the size of each, and clears only what you approve.
Price: Free
Scans the folders you choose for space hogs: build outputs, node_modules and other dependencies, downloads and installers
Shows an estimated size for every suggestion before anything is removed
Review each item; a cleanup history keeps track of what went
Builds and dependencies are removed permanently, downloads and installers go to the Trash
A chip counter awards one chip per 100 MB reclaimed
No account, no telemetry, nothing deleted on its own; Apple Silicon, macOS 14+
Free, open-source design workspace for Mac and Windows that turns your coding agent into a design engine — prototypes, sites, slides, dashboards, images and HTML video, all on one brand system, stored locally.
Price: Free
Describe it, get it: prototypes, websites, slides, dashboards, marketing images and HTML video
One design system keeps every artifact on-brand; 152+ design systems and 458+ plugins to start from
Works with 21+ coding agents, including Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Gemini
Live artifact preview and editing in a sandbox
Design-to-code, screenshot-to-code and Figma-to-code
Local-first: files live on your machine; free and open source under Apache-2.0, you pay only your own model API costs