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Lemora
Every file on your Mac, one wheel away
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Every file on your Mac, one wheel away
6 followers
It's late, and a form wants your photo as a JPG. Of course your iPhone saved it as HEIC. So you search for a converter, find a site covered in ads, and it asks for your email before it'll do anything. Lemora skips all of that. Select the photo in Finder, press ⇧⌘E, pick JPG, and you're done. It all happens on your Mac, so nothing gets uploaded. The same wheel works for PDFs, Word files, spreadsheets, videos, audio and a lot more.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Vivek.
You know the moment. A form wants a PDF, and you have a Word file. A client sends a .pptx and you need images. Your phone saves HEIC and the website only takes JPG. So you search "convert X to Y", land on a site full of ads, and upload a file that might be your passport, your contract, or your kid's photo, to a server you know nothing about.
I kept thinking the tool should come to the file, not the other way round. So Lemora lives in Finder. Select anything, press ⇧⌘E, and a wheel opens right at your pointer, showing only what makes sense for that file.
A scanned contract becomes searchable, gets a password, and has your account number blacked out for good, not just covered up.
A folder of iPhone and camera RAW photos becomes JPGs small enough to email, faces blurred where you choose.
A two-hour meeting recording becomes a transcript, or subtitles for the video.
A PDF full of tables turns into a real Excel sheet.
And all of it happens on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded, ever. The AI features (transcription, translation, background removal) run on Apple's on-device models, so your files never leave your Mac.
It's free for your first 25 actions. After that, Lemora Pro is one purchase with no subscription: $14.99 for launch, until November 25, then $24.99.
I'd love to know: what's the file you always end up googling how to convert? That's what I'll build next.