Surprisingly useful apps for your Mac.

A fast, native file browser that lives in your menu bar. One keystroke and go.

Your clipboard, but a grid. Hit ⌘⇧V, see everything you've ever copied, file the keepers into categories.

Names every keyboard shortcut you fire — and lists every shortcut the app has bound when you double-tap ⌘.

Insert a perfectly formatted date — with time zones — into any app with a single hotkey.

A visual CSS editor. Browse your stylesheets as a live node diagram, edit properties, write code.

Capture web pages and annotate them. Arrows, highlights, callouts — then export a clean PNG.

Click any element, edit live with real visual editors, and walk away with the CSS rules ready to paste back.

A visual git rebase -i for the Mac. Drag-reorder commits, split a commit's hunks into multiple commits, reword in place — without dropping into a terminal.

A fullscreen crosshair on one shortcut, a circular pixel loupe on another. Tiny, sandboxed, and quiet the rest of the time.

Promo screenshots for Mac apps. Capture one window or a stacked composite, switch the app through every language you ship in, and drop it onto a custom desktop with light + dark renders in one pass.

A hotkey-driven scratch pad for fleeting thoughts. One cream card, bound. Pin it or it ages out in seven days. Syncs across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.

A bookmark manager that syncs across Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Save links from the share sheet, organize with tags, find them later.

A teleprompter for the Mac. Set a comfortable speed, scroll-wheel scrub through your script, flip to a one-line ticker.