Latch it now.
Decide later.

QuickLatch keeps every screenshot and recording beside your work, in a private library that stays on your Mac.

Release status See how it works
A latched capture floating in a glass panel beside a document, with Save, Copy, and Dismiss buttons

Capture without breaking stride.

  1. Latch

    Start from QuickLatch, a keyboard shortcut, or an optional trackpad gesture you assign in Settings.

  2. Keep working

    The latch floats quietly over any app until you are ready for it.

  3. Decide

    Save it to the library, copy it, or dismiss it. Nothing piles up on your desktop.

Selecting a screen region on the Mac desktop, with trackpad gesture hints shown below the selection

Everything you keep, in one private library.

Search captures by the text inside them, filter screenshots from recordings, and find the moment you remember.

The QuickLatch library showing a grid of screen recordings with durations and capture times

Always one click away

Record a region, latch the screen, or save straight to the library from the menu bar.

The QuickLatch menu bar popover with Record Region, Latch Screen, and Save to Library actions and their shortcuts

Search the words inside

Text recognition runs on your Mac. Search the text QuickLatch recognizes in your screenshots.

Trackpad gestures

Single tap Your action

Double tap Your action

Assign finger and tap combinations to Halo or capture actions in Settings. Gestures are optional, off by default, and require Accessibility permission.

Remembers the page

With Browser Context enabled and Accessibility allowed, QuickLatch can keep the page address from a supported browser. Some captures may not have a source link.

Voice notes

Attach a spoken note to a capture while the context is still fresh.

Private by default.

Captures stay in the app sandbox on your Mac. Text recognition happens on device. iCloud sync is optional, and off until you turn it on.

Read the Privacy Policy

Release in preparation.

A public download is not available yet. This page will link to the release once it is ready.

QuickLatch support

Requires macOS 14 or later. No release date is announced.