Record your screen
Record a display, a window or an area with your camera, then zoom, trim and caption it in the built-in studio.
40 native tools for video, audio, images, PDFs and on-device AI. Press ⌃⌥Space from any app, type what you need, and drop your files.
$40 off for the first 100 · 31 leftOne-time purchase · macOS 26 or later
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Every tool works locally, with frameworks Apple already ships.
No account and no cloud. Your files never leave the machine.
Results land in a fresh, dated folder once the whole batch succeeds.
One price, every tool, every update. No subscription, ever.
Not forty half-finished utilities. Each tool is built with care, and they all share one calm, native window.
Record a display, a window or an area with your camera, then zoom, trim and caption it in the built-in studio.
Merge, split, reorder, sign and protect PDFs. Drag pages into order and see exactly what you export.
Transcribe, summarize and translate with Apple’s own on-device models. No account, no upload.
Drop a whole folder to convert, compress or rename. Originals are never touched; results land in a fresh folder.
Search them the way you would in the app. Each one has its own page with the details.
No subscription and no account. The first 100 buyers get $40 off, then it’s $89.
Every tool, every update, on your Mac. Pay once and it’s yours.
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macOS 26 or later
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A Mac running macOS 26 or later. OneMacApp is a native SwiftUI app, so it feels like it belongs there.
No. OneMacApp is $49, paid once, and it’s yours.
No. Conversions, PDF tools, OCR, transcription, summaries and translation all run on your Mac. The one tool that touches the internet is Download Video, which fetches the link you paste using yt-dlp.
Video and audio tools use FFmpeg, which OneMacApp doesn’t bundle. If it’s missing, OneMacApp can install it for you through Homebrew with one button, or you can point it at your own copy. Images, PDFs, OCR and transcription don’t need it at all.
Never. Results are staged and published into a new dated OneMacApp folder in Downloads once the whole batch succeeds. You can pick another destination in Settings, or choose one each time.
Yes. OneMacApp tones its animations down automatically when macOS Reduce Motion is on, and this page does the same.
40 tools you’d otherwise find one website at a time. Paid for once, private by design, and a shortcut away.
