macOS menu-bar utilities. Apple Silicon, macOS 12+. Signed & notarized by Apple, so they just open.
A tiny pixel pet that roams across your windows, sleeps, falls when you grab a window, and gets thrown when you drag & drop it.
Download PTSSnap windows into clean grids (1×1 to 3×3), drag to rearrange. Lives in the menu bar.
Download WGridCapture toolkit: OCR text off the screen, color eyedropper, pixel measuring, and pull DOM/SVG out of browsers.
Download QuirkyHold Fn and talk: local Whisper large-v3-turbo turns Russian speech with English tech terms into text in any window (made for Claude Code in the terminal). Optional LM Studio pass fixes terms. Nothing leaves the Mac.
Download VoicerEach app opens the .dmg → drag it into Applications → launch it from there. They live in the menu bar (top-right), not the Dock. On first run macOS asks for one permission — Accessibility for PTS, WGrid & Voicer (Voicer also asks for the microphone), Screen Recording for Quirky — grant it, then relaunch.
Trouble opening one? Full guide (works great to hand to a coding assistant): START-HERE.md