NearKit brings app and browser-tab switching, local Markdown notes, visual keyboard shortcuts and 13 desktop widget types into a native Mac toolbox. Clipboard history, screenshot annotation, screen recording and image editing keep small tasks in one place. The current public version is free, with no account required. For Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 15 or later.
Hi Product Hunt, I’m the developer of NearKit. Small tasks like finding a browser tab, retrieving copied text and jotting down an idea can interrupt a work session. I built NearKit to bring those everyday actions closer together.
You can search apps and authorized browser tabs, edit local Markdown notes, bind actions on a visual keyboard and keep interactive widgets on your desktop. The website gallery shows the actual interface.
The current public version is free and needs no account. It requires macOS 15+ and Apple Silicon. Which small Mac task would you most like to simplify? I’d love to hear your feedback.