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EnglishWho Is Martí Climent López (marticlimentlopez)? His Personal Site, Projects, and Links
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Martí Climent López (also written as marticliment or marticlimentlopez) is a Computer Science student and independent developer who publishes his side projects on his personal website, marticliment.com. He is best known as the creator of UniGetUI and ElevenClock. The keyword "marticlimentlopez" points to a personal homepage and portfolio, not to a company, product brand, or paid service. The site itself states that its style is "100% vibecoded" while its contents are "100% human-made."
Who he is
According to the site, Martí Climent describes himself as "a bored person who decided to learn programming" and is currently studying Computer Science. He says he builds whatever comes to mind, "sometimes with good results, sometimes not." His first program was a console-based Python project that mixed everything he had done with Python; he no longer has the code. He frames the site as a compilation of side projects he enjoys building, ranging from a Windows 11 clock to an app for preparing for the Selectivitat exams (the Catalan university entrance exams).
Main projects
| Project | What it does | Where to get it / status |
|---|---|---|
| UniGetUI | Graphical interface to install, update, remove, and manage packages from common Windows package managers such as Winget, Scoop, and Chocolatey | Created by him, now owned by Devolutions Inc.; details on Devolutions and in his acquisition blog post |
| ElevenClock | Customizes the Windows 11 taskbar clock: adds seconds, moves it, changes color, and more | Project homepage with a download link |
| 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; winner of the 2024 HackUPC ESA Challenge |
| SelectivitApp | Viewer for past Selectivitat exam papers with question papers and solution sheets side by side, selectable by course and year | Source code only; no published app |
The most important distinction for anyone looking him up: UniGetUI is no longer his own product — it is now owned by Devolutions Inc., and the site links to Devolutions and to his blog post about the acquisition. ElevenClock, by contrast, is still presented as his project with its own homepage and download.
Where to find him
The site's "Find me here!" section lists these public channels:
- GitHub
- Ko-Fi
- Microsoft Store
- Google Play
These are the places to check for his code, app listings, and any support he accepts. The site does not state prices, paid tiers, or login requirements for any of these links, so treat them as ordinary public profiles and store listings rather than as a paid offering.
What the keyword does and doesn't mean
"marticlimentlopez" is simply a concatenation of his name used as a search handle; the site's own keywords include "marti," "climent," "lopez," "marticliment," "marticlimentlopez," and "elcliment." Searching it leads to a personal portfolio site with an About section, a projects list, and a contact link — not to a business, a subscription service, or an official documentation hub. If you want to evaluate his work, go project by project: UniGetUI through Devolutions, ElevenClock through its homepage, and the Android and widget projects through GitHub and the app stores.