Hi Product Hunt 👋 Mochi started with me being annoyed. My menu bar had eight little apps in it. One to search, one to keep my clipboard, one for text shortcuts, one for screenshots, one to record my screen, one to fix my writing, one to tidy windows… each with its own icon, its own settings, and its own subscription. None of them knew the others existed. I was paying almost $400 a year for what felt like one job: making my Mac nicer to use. So I spent a year building the one app I actually wanted. ⌥Space finds anything — apps, files, that thing you copied 20 minutes ago, a quick sum, what time it is in Tokyo. ⌥⇧R records your screen and, when you stop, it's already zoomed in on the parts that mattered — by itself. It even follows your typing, not just your clicks, so recording yourself filling out a form actually looks good. ⌥⇧C fixes the writing in whatever you've highlighted, in any app. ⌥⇧4 grabs a screenshot you can draw on. Copy an image and the copy is already smaller. One key snaps your windows into place. And because it's one app, the pieces talk to each other — a text shortcut can paste something from your clipboard history, and typing "record" in the search box just… starts a recording. It's free — the search, unlimited clipboard history, screenshots (blur included, always), and real screen recordings up to two minutes with the auto-zoom, wearing a small "Shot with Mochi" badge in the corner. Pro is $99/yr or $12/mo — about what one of those eight apps costs on its own. The first 500 yearly subscribers get $69/yr, kept at that price for as long as they stay. Two-week trial, no card, and if you do nothing at the end it just goes back to free. No account. No tracking. Your recordings never leave your Mac. I'll be here all day — ask me anything, and please argue with me about the pricing. It's the decision I'm least sure of.

Mochi

Eight Mac apps in one. A keyboard shortcut each.

Eight Mac apps in one. A keyboard shortcut each.