Built to stay behind your workflow, never in front of it.
Moving a file to a specific folder but you have to open the right Finder window first? Drop it in La Boite, take your time finding the destination, then drag it wherever you want. Several files at once, to several places if you need.
Text stuck inside an image, a locked PDF, a screenshot, a video call? Select the area and the text is extracted and copied to your clipboard in an instant. No more retyping it all by hand.
Before a screen share, a client demo, a screencast: instantly hide your desktop icons, your notifications, your personal wallpaper. Without touching a single file, without disturbing how you work.
No file to save, no folder to file it in, no app to open. A floating note that comes back exactly where you left it. Several colours to find your way, two shapes to choose from.
Paste a URL, an email address, a piece of text. The QR appears immediately. Copy the image, export it as PNG, or share it straight through AirDrop. Your last 10 QR codes are kept so you can find them again quickly.
No categories, no projects, no invitations. One single list. Type, tick, forget. Completed tasks are filed by day and hidden by default: your list stays clear, and so does your head.
Everything I have already been asked.
Because they are all useful at the same moment, your daily work, and six icons in the menu bar, or six in the Dock, undo exactly what you were after: a clear environment. One icon, six shortcuts, everything is there.
macOS 14 Sonoma and later. Works on Apple silicon Macs (M1, M2, M3…) and Intel Macs.
Absolutely nothing. No account to create, no server, no statistics about how you use it. The app works entirely offline.
For Calque only: screen recording permission, needed to capture the area you select. Every other feature asks for no special permission.
SixKit is sold on the Mac App Store as a one-time purchase: you pay once, the app is yours, updates included. No subscription, no renewal, no crippled version.
The app is deliberately limited to six well-finished tools rather than twenty half-done ones. But I read every suggestion sent to contact@absyt.com: if an idea comes back often, I look at it seriously.
Probably yes: 11 languages are already supported (French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Turkish, Polish, Dutch). If yours is missing, write to me.