Snap. Mark. Drag

Press the screenshot keys you already know, mark it up right on the screen with no editor to open, then drag the card straight into any app. Text capture, pinning and screen recording are built in.

For Macs with Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later

Hover it. Peek it.

Peek turns your MacBook's notch into a Dynamic Island, like iPhone's: the song that's playing, charging, volume and brightness, and a shelf to hold files for a moment or send them by AirDrop.

macOS 13 or later

Download manager for macOS

See it.
Swoop it.

Swoop replaces your browser's default downloader, letting you grab videos and files from any website, including streaming platforms. Downloads open right away on your Mac, with no format headaches.

Universal app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs, macOS 14+

Pricing

Free for life
if you're early.

I built this app to sell, but I figure it's bound to still have flaws somewhere, so I'm keeping it free =)) When I run out of money and the app gets good, I'll start charging - go download it, you have to.

Freeee While it’s free
$0the whole damn life

Grab it right now and it’s yours - the deal lasts until I run out of money. Be quick.

Get Swoop free
What’s included
  • Yours for life - no payment, ever
  • Every feature, unlocked forever
  • All future updates included
Here to balance the blue box
7days, full features

Try everything before you decide - no strings attached.

Download the trial
What’s included
  • No credit card, no account
  • Everything a license unlocks
  • Enter a key anytime to keep going
Good to know

Questions, answered.

Which Macs do the apps run on?

Shot: Macs with Apple silicon, macOS 14 or later. Peek: macOS 13 or later. Swoop: Apple silicon and Intel Macs, macOS 14 or later.

Will they open without warnings?

Yes. Every app is signed and notarized by Apple, so it opens straight away, with no Gatekeeper steps.

Do I need an account?

No. Download, open and use it. Nothing to sign up for.

How do they update?

By themselves: each app looks for new versions and installs them when you say so.

What permissions do they ask for?

Only what each one needs. Shot, for one, needs Screen Recording to capture the screen. macOS asks the first time; you can change it later in System Settings › Privacy & Security.

How do I remove one?

Quit it and drag it from Applications to the Trash.

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