Small Mac apps · one-time purchase · no accounts
Four little apps that live in your menu bar.
Screenshots, clipboard, AppleScript and display fixes. Each one does a single job, works offline, and costs less than a coffee.
SnipClipCapture Area ⇧⌘S
Recent Captures ▸
Timed Full-Screen Capture ▸
Scrolling Capture
Start Screen Recording ⇧⌘R
Preferences…
↑ live menus · not a screenshot
The apps
SnipClip Screenshots & Markup
Capture, annotate and share in one hotkey. Scrolling Capture stitches a whole page into one tall image.
$1.99 · £1.99
Hotkey ⇧⌘S
Hotkey ⇧⌘S
TopBox Clipboard & File Shelf
A clipboard history and a drag-in shelf for files, both one keystroke away. Nothing leaves memory, nothing syncs.
$2.99 · £2.99
Hotkey ⇧⌘T
Hotkey ⇧⌘T
Scriptly AppleScript & Automation
Write, schedule and run AppleScripts from the menu bar, with AI help when you're stuck and a marketplace when you're lazy. Beginner and power-user friendly.
$4.99 · £4.99
Menu bar
Menu bar
PortHole Menu-Bar Display Fixes
For the moment your external monitor forgets where it lives. Put displays back where they belong without opening Settings.
$2.99 · £2.99
Menu bar
Menu bar
Windows → Mac
New to the Mac? Start at the reference desk.
The switching guide MacBound started with. Every Windows habit mapped to its macOS equivalent, searchable and printable.
Keyboard ShortcutsEvery Windows shortcut mapped to macOSCtrl+C⌘C
Trackpad GesturesWhat each gesture replacesAlt+Tab3-finger swipe
Finder vs. ExplorerSame job, different muscle memoryDelete⌘⌫
Settings Translator"Where did they move this?"Control PanelSystem Settings
Your First WeekSeven things that trip up every switcherDay 1Day 7