ToolKITZ
Mac menu bar drawer for files, clipboard history, notes and 70+ modules
- #5 in Productivity
- Productivity
- Developer tools
- Utilities
- Freemium
- Launched 31 Oct 2026

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About
ToolKITZ is a Mac utility that drops down from the top of your screen to give you quick access to files, clipboard history, notes, text capture and over 70 live modules. It sits above your screen and tucks away when you're done, staying out of your way while you work.
You can open it by scrolling at the top edge, hovering the notch on MacBooks, dragging a file up, pressing a keyboard shortcut (control-option-T by default), or holding a modifier key. The File Shelf lets you park files temporarily and drag them into any app. Clipboard history saves everything you copy, text, links, images and files, and you can search it, pin important items, or paste as plain text. Text Capture recognizes text from anything visible on screen: paused videos, screenshots, slides or locked PDFs.
The app includes modules for notes, to-do lists, focus mode, calendar and live data from services like Stripe, GitHub, Linear, Shopify and Claude. You can customize which modules appear, resize and reorder them, and choose from different styles and layouts. New modules arrive with every update.
ToolKITZ combines file management, clipboard history and a modular dashboard in one drawer that appears and disappears from the top of your screen. It works entirely local-first with no account needed, and includes live data from external services without leaving the app.
- Problem
- Switching between apps to access files, find something you copied, or check your calendar breaks your focus and slows you down.
- Solution
- ToolKITZ brings your most-used tools into one drawer that appears at the top of your screen and vanishes when you're done, keeping you in your current app.
Updated 1d ago
Facts
- Launch type
- Free launch, badge required
- Domain
- toolkitz.app, not verified
- Platforms
- macOS
- Pricing
- FreemiumFrom the maker's site, checked 31 Oct 2026
- Built for
- DevelopersFoundersIndie hackers
- Maker
- Ashish SharmaSince Oct 2026 · 318 products
Updates
Launched on What’s New Today
Free launch.
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