SixKit
6 tools, only one app.
What it does
Capture text you cannot select, move files through a single box, hide your desktop before a call, quick notes, to-do lists, QR codes. https://www.loom.com/share/e83fbece0b3343368b4d87079259646d
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Productivity Developer Mathis WDOWIAK Language EN + 10 More Size 23.9 MB Mac Text you cannot select, files to move around easily, a desktop to hide before a call, notes, to-do lists, QR codes. Six tools, one app. SixKit lives in your menu bar and gathers six small tools you would otherwise hunt for across six separate apps. One icon, one keystroke each, nothing in your Dock. ▸ CALQUE: text from anywhere on screen Select any region of the screen and the text is recognised and copied to your clipboard. A screenshot, a paused video, a locked PDF, a photo: if it is on screen, you can take it. Recognition runs on Apple's Vision framework, entirely on your Mac, so no image is ever uploaded and…from apps.apple.com
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