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EnglishWho Is Martí Climent? His Personal Site, Projects, and Links
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Martí Climent López is a computer science student and developer whose personal site, marticliment.com, serves as the hub for his side projects and contact links. He identifies himself as the developer of UniGetUI and ElevenClock, and the site lists his profiles on LinkedIn, GitHub, Ko-Fi, Microsoft Store, and Google Play. If you searched his name to confirm who he is or to find his work in one place, the site is the page to start from.
What the personal site covers
The homepage is organized into three sections: an about-me introduction, a projects list, and a setup section. The introduction describes him as a student who learned programming on his own initiative and now publishes side projects he builds for fun. He notes that the site's style is "100% vibecoded" while the content is human-made — a useful signal that the project descriptions, not the design, are the reliable part.
The "Find me here!" section is the fastest route to his profiles. Use it when you want:
- Professional background — LinkedIn
- Source code and repositories — GitHub
- Supporting his work — Ko-Fi
- Windows app listings — Microsoft Store
- Android app listings — Google Play
His main projects
The projects section describes each app and links to where it lives now. The table below summarizes what the site states about each one.
| Project | What it does | Where to get it |
|---|---|---|
| UniGetUI | Graphical interface to install, update, remove, and manage packages from Windows package managers such as Winget, Scoop, and Chocolatey | Devolutions (project now owned by Devolutions Inc.); acquisition announced in a blog post |
| ElevenClock | Customizes the Windows 11 taskbar clock — adds seconds, moves it, changes color, and more | Project homepage and download link on the site |
| Windows Widgets for UniGetUI | Widgets for the Windows 11 Widgets board and Dev Home to check and manage UniGetUI updates | GitHub; Microsoft Store |
| GNSS Tracker | Android app that displays GNSS and location data, compares GNSS vs. network location, and shows live satellite data | GitHub; Google Play |
| SelectivitApp | Viewer for past Selectivitat exam papers (Catalonia) with question papers and solution sheets side by side | Source code only; no app build published |
Two details matter if you are looking for a specific app. First, UniGetUI is no longer his personal project — the site states it is now owned by Devolutions Inc., so updates and support flow through Devolutions rather than this site. Second, SelectivitApp is source-only; there is no download, so you would need to build it yourself from the repository.
Which link to use for what
- Checking who he is — the about section on the homepage, then LinkedIn for a professional profile.
- Downloading an app — use the per-project links: Microsoft Store for the Windows widgets, Google Play for GNSS Tracker, and the ElevenClock homepage for that download.
- Reading or reusing code — GitHub, where GNSS Tracker and the UniGetUI widgets are published. SelectivitApp's source is also there.
- Following UniGetUI's current development — the Devolutions listing and the acquisition blog post linked from the site, not the personal projects list.
Common points of confusion
- UniGetUI authorship vs. ownership. He created it, but the site is explicit that Devolutions now owns it. Don't expect the personal site to be the support channel.
- "Vibecoded" style. The site says the design was AI-assisted but the content is human-written. Treat the project descriptions as accurate and the visual polish as incidental.
- Missing downloads. Not every project has a public build. SelectivitApp is the clear example — source code only.
- Name variants. The site's keywords include marticliment, marticlimentlopez, and elcliment, so searches using those forms should still land on the same person.
The site does not list pricing for any project, and nothing in the provided material indicates whether the apps are free or require an account — check each store listing or repository for those terms before installing.