Use case · For multitaskers
The strip above everything
Shelf, clipboard history, drop actions, window snap — the shortcuts you keep re-inventing.
A shelf for not-done-yet
Park files by dragging them into the notch; drag them out into any app when you need them. Nothing is copied, nothing is uploaded — they wait, that’s all.
A clipboard with a memory
Searchable history of text, links, images, and files, each tagged with the app it came from. The thing you copied twenty minutes ago is still there.
Drop it, snap it
Drop files on the pill and a fifteen-tile grid springs open — AirDrop, zip, convert, move, reveal, trash, eject — keep only the moves you use. Drag a window against the notch and tiling zones place it in one motion.
- Shelf
- Clipboard
- Drop Actions
- Window snap
- Scratchpad
- Links
drag in to park · drag out into any app · nothing is copied or uploaded
Rendered live — drawn, not screenshotted.
Fair questions
- Does window snap need permission?
- Yes, Accessibility — and it is off by default until you grant it. Nothing happens without your say-so.
- What can I drop on the notch?
- Any file or selection. The drop grid has fifteen toggleable tiles, so it holds exactly the actions you use.
Twenty tools. One hover. $9.99, once.