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SnapWorks Lab · Utilities · View on the App Store

About this app

The developer's US App Store description, in full.

itssle is a local-first menu bar toolkit for opening small useful tools quickly, with Noeul beside the work. It stays focused on practical tools that are safe to run locally and easy to understand. • Quick Actions opens frequent tools from one compact HUD. • Capture Studio brings region, window, full-screen, and text capture together, followed by editing, copying, and saving. • Image Editor adds text, shapes, blur, and mosaic while keeping the original file unchanged. • Keep Awake prevents display or idle sleep for a duration you choose. • Mac Status shows live CPU and memory usage, battery status, and available storage. • Screen Text reads selected on-screen text locally with Vision OCR. • Quick Memo saves copied text, links, or files into a new Apple Notes note only when you run it. • Clean Paste removes formatting, tracking links, invisible marks, and messy spacing before you paste. • Clipboard History is opt-in, local, encrypted, and easy to clear. • Windows Korean Filenames previews and fixes Mac-created Korean filenames before sharing with Windows. • Color Picker copies developer-friendly color formats. • Battery Longevity reads local battery state and opens macOS Battery Settings for official controls. • Mac Check helps review a Mac before purchase or sale and exports a local report only when you choose. • Sosohan Lab includes small local utilities such as keyboard cleaning, display cleaning, and display color checks. Language, appearance, shortcuts, quick actions, and the menu bar icon can be adjusted in Settings. itssle has no analytics SDK, no ad SDK, and no remote logging. Permissions are requested only when the tool you choose needs them.

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