Who Is Martí Climent (marticliment)? His Personal Site, Projects, and Links

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Martí Climent López — online as marticliment — is a Computer Science student and independent developer. His personal site, marticliment.com, is a portfolio page that introduces him and links to his side projects, including UniGetUI and ElevenClock, plus his public profiles on LinkedIn, GitHub, Ko-Fi, the Microsoft Store, and Google Play. Use the site to identify him and jump to a project; use the individual project pages (not the portfolio) to download software.

What the personal site covers

The homepage is organized into three sections: a short introduction ("Hi!"), "Find me here!" (social and store links), and "My projects." The intro describes him as someone who learned programming out of curiosity, is currently studying Computer Science, and builds whatever comes to mind — from a Windows 11 clock to an exam-prep app. He notes that the site's style is "vibecoded" while the content is human-made, and that his first program was a Python console project whose code he no longer has.

The site is a personal introduction and project index, not a software download hub. Each project entry links out to its own homepage, store listing, or repository.

His main projects

Project What it is Where to get it
UniGetUI Graphical interface to install, update, remove, and manage packages from common Windows package managers such as Winget, Scoop, and Chocolatey Now owned by Devolutions Inc.; links to Devolutions and an acquisition blog post
ElevenClock A better clock for Windows 11 — customize the taskbar clock, add seconds, move it, change its 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 and Microsoft Store
GNSS Tracker Android app that displays GNSS and location data, compares GNSS vs. network location, and shows live satellite data; built with classmates and winner of the 2024 HackUPC ESA Challenge GitHub and Google Play
SelectivitApp Exam-paper viewer for the Selectivitat exams (Catalonia only), showing question papers and solution sheets side by side; only source code is published Source code only

Two details matter if you're looking for downloads: UniGetUI is no longer personally maintained by him — it is owned by Devolutions — and SelectivitApp has no published app build, only source code.

Where to find him

The "Find me here!" section links to:

  • LinkedIn — professional profile
  • GitHub — source code and repositories
  • Ko-Fi — support page
  • Microsoft Store — published apps
  • Google Play — Android apps

For project-specific questions, the project's own GitHub repository or homepage is the better destination than the portfolio contact section.

Common points of confusion

  • Portfolio vs. download page: marticliment.com introduces the developer; the actual installers live on project homepages and store listings.
  • UniGetUI ownership: the site states it was created by him but is currently owned by Devolutions Inc., so current support and distribution run through Devolutions.
  • Name variants: "marticliment," "Martí Climent," and "Martí Climent López" all refer to the same person; the site also lists "marticlimentlopez" and "elcliment" among its keywords.