Small tools for the little annoyances of every day.

Clean up your desktop with one click.

DeskClean looks at the loose files on your Mac's desktop and sorts them by type. Out of the box, images, documents and installers each get their own folder. You can send any file type to any folder you like. Nothing gets deleted. It just gets put away.

• Sorts images, documents and installers into their own folders
• Lets you choose the folder for each file type
• Moves files without deleting or renaming them
• Puts every file back with one undo

macOS 13 or later · Apple silicon & Intel · 0.7 MB · one key per Mac · 14-day refunds

First launch: macOS will say it can't verify DeskClean. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down and click Open Anyway. You only need to do this once.

Default rules · fully editable

Folder	File types
Images	.png .jpg .jpeg .heic .heif .gif .webp .tiff .bmp
Documents	.pdf .doc .docx .pages .txt .rtf .md .csv .xls .xlsx .numbers .ppt .pptx .key
Installers	.dmg .pkg .mpkg .iso
Your own rules	e.g. .mov .mp4 → ~/Movies
Left in place	Folders, apps, aliases, anything no rule covers

Screenshot names you can actually search for.

macOS names every screenshot after the moment you took it. ShotName reads the text in each new screenshot on your Mac and renames the file after what's in it, so you can find last week's invoice by typing "invoice" into Spotlight.

• Renames new screenshots automatically as you take them
• Reads text on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded.
• Keeps the original name, so you can switch back