Indie Dev Radar

Pixelorama is an open-source pixel art multitool built with Godot 4.7.1 and GDScript, available on Windows, Linux, macOS and the web. It covers sprites, tiles and animation, with layer/frame timelines, onion skinning, indexed mode, isometric and hexagonal tilemap layers, palette management and non-destructive effects.

An Agent Skill that uses your most capable model to audit a codebase, judge what is worth doing, and write self-contained implementation plans for cheaper models to execute. It never implements anything itself; the output is plain markdown plans in plans/, with modes for full, quick, deep, security, branch-scoped audits and optional GitHub issue publishing.

The article says AI lets anyone quickly build iOS music apps and AUv3 plugins, with an estimated 10–20 new music apps launching daily, which is overwhelming Apple's review queue. Developers such as AudioThing, Igor Vasiliev and Sugar Bytes report new apps stuck in review for weeks instead of days, disrupting cross-platform launch plans; Pittsburgh Modular's iOS release landed over two weeks after its VST version.

Xogot Modeler has entered beta for Windows and Linux, porting the 3D modeling features of the Mac version of Xogot into the Godot editor. It supports greybox level building, Bézier-based curved geometry, vertex/edge/face editing, extrusion, beveling, material and vertex color painting, a UV editor, collision tools, and mesh export, producing standard Godot meshes with no custom runtime. The beta is free for commercial use and created content can be sold royalty-free, but each build expires 30 days after its build date and future versions may require payment under different license terms.