Scratchpad
Double-tap Shift — a pad over everything, gone when you’re done.
15 menu-bar utilities — 14 machined in Swift, 1 in Electron — most under a megabyte. Each does one job, does it quietly, and updates itself. Every one is free.
Double-tap Shift — a pad over everything, gone when you’re done.
Screenshots with a shelf. Owns ⇧⌘4 — every capture lands where you can drag it.
⌘F in Finder that searches only the folder you’re in.
Your last five copies, hiding in the notch.
Right-click → remove PDF password. Never leaves your Mac.
Double-click a .md file, read it rendered in under a second.
Stops ⌘V when you’re about to paste a secret into Claude — vaults it and pastes a file path instead.
See — and kill — whatever is squatting on any port.
Browse, name and resume Claude Code sessions.
Every Claude Code session in one searchable ledger.
Battery alerts at any percentage, real health, per-app energy.
Declare one thing. A kind witness — your own Claude Code — tells you, hourly, whether you stayed.
A tiny always-on-top today list, pinned above every Space.
A pixel kitten who lives on your Mac and quietly remembers your day.
Automated eye breaks — the 20-20-20 rule, on autopilot.
New app, new version — one short message on Telegram. No email, no account, no tracking. Leave anytime with /stop.