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Snipora
A Mac text expander that notices what you keep retyping
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A Mac text expander that notices what you keep retyping
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Your email address, ten times before lunch. Snipora turnsaddr into your address in Mail, Slack, Notion, a browser or any other Mac app. It spots phrases you keep retyping and offers to save them. It brings your snippets over from TextExpander, aText, Raycast and macOS Text Replacements. Press Esc to undo an expansion. When macOS blocks typing, it tells you which app and how to fix it. No account, and what you type stays on your Mac. Free for 15 snippets.










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Hi Product Hunt 👋 I'm Anmol. I build small Mac apps for people who type all day.
If you use a Mac for work, you know the feeling: your email address for the tenth time today, the same "thanks, I'll get back to you tomorrow", your bank details on yet another invoice. I tried text expanders to fix it, and kept giving up on them. They open to an empty list, so you have to guess what's worth saving. And every so often they just stop working, with no error, and you never find out why.
So I built Snipora. You type ;addr and it becomes your address, in Mail, Slack, Notion, a web form or the Terminal.
Launch price: lifetime is $8.99 for the first 50 buyers, then $39.99.
It works on day one. It brings your snippets over from TextExpander, aText, Raycast, Alfred, macOS Text Replacements and more, and makes ;name, ;email, ;phone and ;addr from your Contacts card.
It notices what you keep typing. Type the same phrase three times and it offers to make it a snippet.
It doesn't fail silently. When a password field or 1Password turns on Secure Input, every Mac expander goes blind. Snipora tells you which app is holding it, with a Quit button.
Privacy: suggestions are counted in memory on your Mac, never written to disk, never sent anywhere. No account on any plan.
Free for 15 snippets, no time limit.
What it doesn't do yet: no iPhone or Windows app, no team accounts with live sync, and no AI rewriting (on purpose, to keep everything on your Mac).
What's the one thing you retype most? I'll tell you how I'd set it up as a snippet.