Translate Peek turns any text on your Mac screen into a translation, right where it is. Drag a box over a manga panel, menu, game, or PDF and the translation appears in place, not in a separate window. A live mode keeps translating a region in real time, so subtitles and chat stay translated as they change. Everything runs on-device, so it works offline and screenshots never leave your Mac. Strong Japanese, Korean, and Chinese support.
iPhone's Duplicates album only finds exact copies. Snapsift finds the rest: near-identical burst shots, similar angles, blurry photos, and screenshots. That clutter is what actually eats your storage. It runs fully on-device (no upload, no account), groups everything for review, and lets you cull in one pass. Free for 15 deletes a month, or a one-time lifetime unlock. No forced subscription.
I've been obsessed with building tiny macOS menu bar utilities lately.
Started with VPN Peek (launched here a while back, got #7 ), and somehow ended up with 7 apps now.
The whole series is called "Peek". Basically small tools that show you one piece of info without opening a full app. Native SwiftUI, no subscription BS, just pay once.
VPN Peek
