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Ricly
Putting your most recurring tools in the right-click menu
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Putting your most recurring tools in the right-click menu
21 followers
Every small file task on a Mac ends in a browser tab: upload, wait, download, close. Ricly puts 17 of those tools in the Finder right-click menu: send big files as a link, find duplicates, merge PDFs, strip the location data out of a photo, pull the text out of an image, remove a background, upscale, convert, compress. They run on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded unless you deliberately share a file. One price instead of five single-purpose subscriptions.
Ricly
Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Samir. I produce music for a living, but I've always been into tech, always building small tools to solve my own problems.
The one that never went away is sending big files — a 400 MB stem pack to a collaborator, and every time, another website. Then resizing a photo for a profile, or compressing a PDF too big for an email. Not a music problem: every job has that list.
What pushed me to build Ricly was the subscriptions. One site to send, another to compress, another to convert, each wanting an account and then a monthly plan. I was paying for five, and still jumping between tabs for things that take ten seconds.
So I built what I wanted: all of it in the Finder, where the file already is. Select a file, right-click, done. 17 tools, free to start, and the work happens on your Mac — nothing is uploaded unless you deliberately share a file.
And it doesn't stop at 17. New tools are on the way, in the same menu — nothing to install, nothing to learn. Follow Ricly here if you want to catch them.
Which file chore still sends you to a browser tab? That's how I pick what to build next. I'll be here all day, and any feedback you leave is the part I care about most.