Launched this week
Droppy
A Dynamic Island and productivity suite for every Mac
7 followers
A Dynamic Island and productivity suite for every Mac
7 followers
Droppy keeps your files, clipboard history, window tools, search, music controls and more close at hand. Use it from the notch, menu bar, its own window or a floating shelf on any Mac. Everything is native, and 24 optional Droplets let you decide how much of Droppy you want.
honestly the floating shelf idea is pretty clever, I never knew how much I needed it until I tried dragging files onto it. also the notch integration feels native which is rare
@abdulkadir3vro Thank you. The floating shelf came from wanting Droppy to work just as well on Macs without a notch, so I’m really glad that part clicked. Keeping the notch interactions anchored to the hardware instead of feeling like a separate popover has taken a lot of iteration.
Finally a menu bar utility that doesn't feel like a resource hog, and the notch integration is genuinely useful for quick file drops. Surprised how snappy the search is even with everything enabled.
@asiyeggok Thank you. Keeping Droppy responsive while several Droplets are enabled has been a big focus, especially around clipboard previews, media, OCR and HUD updates. I’m glad the search is holding up in a full setup.
The notch area feels cramped on my 14-inch MBP when I try to use the file grid, so adding a small "+" button right there to quickly drop a new file or folder without dragging from Finder would be a really nice touch.
@brahimo9zc That makes sense, especially on a 14-inch screen where every bit of notch width matters. I like the idea of keeping it as a compact secondary action that opens the native file picker, so adding something does not require a Finder window first. I’m going to explore that.