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Dev tools · August 31, 2026

Mochi

Eight Mac apps in one. A keyboard shortcut each.

What it does

Eight Mac apps in one: find anything on your Mac, keep everything you copy, text shortcuts, screenshots, screen recording with a proper editor, window snapping, shrinking and converting any file, and help with your writing anywhere. Free to use, including two-minute recordings; $12 a month or $99 a year for the rest. Nothing leaves your Mac.

Eight Mac apps in one: find anything on your Mac, keep everything you copy, text shortcuts, screenshots, screen recording with a proper editor, window snapping, shrinking and converting any file, and help with your writing anywhere. Free to use, including two-minute recordings; $12 a month or $99 a year for the rest.

Find anything, keep everything you copy, take better screenshots, record your screen, tidy your windows and fix your writing — from your menu bar, with one shortcut each. Or try everything free for 7 days — no card, started from inside the app. All the little apps you would otherwise collect in your menu bar, in one — and they know about each other, so a text shortcut can paste what you copied an hour ago. Apps, files, settings, the tab you left open — and the answer to a sum, in the same box. Still there, still searchable — right down to the words printed inside a screenshot. Copy an image and the copy is already smaller. Or drag any file and a plate slides in, offering to shrink or…from getmochi.app

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