Sharp little tools.
Four free apps for the Mac and Android, each built to do one job well: screenshots, downloads, file transfer and your clipboard. Made by one developer.
1 out now3 coming soon
IndexTap a row to open it
airshot freezes your screen when you press the shortcut, so you select from a still image. Mark it up, record a GIF or a video, copy text off the screen, and find any capture again in your history. Nothing leaves your Mac unless you upload it.
- Version
- 0.6.3
- Requires
- macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon
- Price
- Free
Built the way I'd want software built for me.
01
Your data stays yours
airshot keeps captures on your Mac. AirBridge sends files straight across your Wi-Fi, never through a server. Klipboard never saves your passwords.
02
One job each
Every app solves one problem from my own day, and lives where you already work: the menu bar, the share sheet, a keystroke.
03
Free
No trials, no accounts to make before you can try them. Download and use them.
Questions
- Are the apps really free?
- Yes. Every app is free to download and use, with no ads, no trial and no subscription.
- Do I need an account?
- No. There is no Kronyx account, and none of the apps ask you to sign in.
- What do the apps send back?
- No analytics and no automatic crash reports. The apps check dl.seqavo.com for new versions, and a bug report leaves your device only when you send one. Each app’s page lists exactly what it can access.
- How do I install an app that isn’t from a store?
- On a Mac, open the download, drag the app into Applications and open it. The first time, macOS blocks it: go to System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. On Android, open the APK and allow installs from your browser when asked.
- When will the other apps be out?
- Each one is released once it has held up in daily use. Its page offers a download the day it is ready.
- I found a bug. Where do I report it?
- Write to hello@kronyx.dev. Flume can also send a report itself, from Help › Report a Problem….