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Hold a key. Speak naturally. Your words appear wherever you’re working.
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THE MOST USEFUL 32 PIXELS ON YOUR MAC
Stop switching apps.Keep building.
Nublet puts the tools around your workflow in one place, right from your Mac’s notch . Speak into whatever you’re working in. Capture and polish what’s on your screen. Find what you’ve copied. Keep files within reach. Keep an eye on your coding agents.
- Free forever
- 14-day Pro trial
- No subscription
Built for people who ship
Made for people
who build things.
Developers, designers, indie hackers, product makers, and AI builders use their Macs by constantly moving between tools. Nublet is built for the moments between those tools.
Very clean and intuitive app that makes staying productive on Mac feel much easier. Simple but complete, useful, and well-designed. Love it so much.
Fadhill AtmojoEx-SWE ByteDanceThis productivity app has been really useful for my daily workflow and genuinely helps me stay more productive and organized. It also makes working on my Mac, especially with an external monitor, feel much more seamless and enjoyable.
Daffa Askar FathinDevOps & blockchain engineerEvery essential tool I need for day-to-day productivity is right where I need it. I love how much thought has gone into every detail. It keeps everything within easy reach without getting in the way, and offers exceptional value for the price.
Tantowi Shah HanifEx-SWE ByteDance, GrabIt's an all-in-one app that brings together those small everyday tools you don't realize you need until they start making your workflow noticeably smoother. As a full-stack developer, I've found those little conveniences surprisingly helpful for staying focused and productive. Overall, a great app!
Nawal RizkyEx-frontend developer intern, PDDiktiI have tried quite a number of notch apps in the past but there would always be something lacking, such as being too much of a burden to the device, or features spread out across various applications. Nublet stands out in the sense that all I require are in one application: clipboard management, media controls, screen captures and even the integration of the AI agentic coding which I use the most while working. The best thing about this application is its lightweight nature, as it does not burden the device in any way.
Darriel MarkerizalFullstack engineer, ex-Detik.comRuns on-device where supportedNo accountNo subscriptionmacOS 14.6+Apple silicon & Intel
What’s inside
Five rooms.
One surface.
Capture Studio
Capture a region, window, full screen, or scrolling page. Then annotate, blur, crop, beautify, frame, pin, or record.
Press⇧⌘4
Clipboard
Everything you copy, kept. Find screenshots, text, links and code without retracing your steps.
Tray & Stash
Catch files as you work. Collect them, organize them, and move them back out.
Agent Companion
Watch your coding agents from the notch, and approve actions when they need you.
The Notch
Focus, calendar, prompter, notes, camera and media. Out of your way until you need them.
01 · Voice
Stop typing the thoughts you could just say.
Hold a key. Speak naturally. Your words appear wherever you're working. Use supported on-device speech engines for private processing, with broad language support including Indonesian.
Screen recording
Holding the key, speaking Indonesian, English landing in Slack
Hold a key and speak
Hold it, talk, let go. The words are in the field you were already typing in — any app, any text box.
Two engines, ~99 languages
Apple's on-device recogniser for speed, a downloadable Whisper for range. Both run on your Mac; neither uploads a second of audio.
It arrives ready to send
Filler words gone, punctuation in, capitalised. What lands is what you would have typed, not a transcript you now have to edit.
Speak one language, paste another
Dictate in Indonesian, get English out, in the same keypress.
Your clipboard comes back
Short dictations are typed as keystrokes. Longer ones paste in a single undoable step, then put back the text you had copied.
See the proof
Every session is on disk in a log you can read. The claim that nothing left your Mac is one you can check.
02 · Capture Studio
Turn what's on your screen into something useful.
Capture a region, window, full screen, or scrolling page. Then annotate, blur, crop, beautify, frame, pin, or record.
Screen recording
Scrolling capture stitching a full page, then beautify with real window chrome
Shoot anything on screen
Area, window, full screen, a timer, or a scrolling capture that stitches a whole page — including the part below the fold — into one image.
Fix it before you send it
Arrows, boxes, text, highlight, counters, blur and redaction, on a layer list you can undo. Redaction stays reversible until you flatten it.
Make it look designed
Drop it on a background, add padding, a shadow, a rounded window frame. The shot that was evidence becomes something you'd put in a deck.
Record the screen too
Screen, window or area, with your webcam, your clicks and your keystrokes drawn on top if you want them.
Pin it above everything
Float a shot on top of every window so you can copy from it while you work in something else.
It lands where you'll find it
On the clipboard, in your capture folder, and on a card in the corner with copy, annotate, save and drag-out already on it.
03 · Clipboard
Everything you copy, kept.
Turn clipboard history into a visual, searchable collection. Find screenshots, text, links, code, and other clips without retracing your steps.
Screen recording
Clipboard search finding a screenshot by its error text
Everything you copy, as cards
Text, links, images, files, code, colours, SVGs, rich text — grouped by type, by source app (Safari, Figma, Slack, Xcode), and by what's inside them: emails, phone numbers, dates, detected on-device.
Find words inside an image
Search runs over the text, the filename, the source app, and the OCR text. A screenshot of an error is findable by the error message.
Paste without leaving the app
⌃⌘V opens a search palette over whatever you're in; ⌃⌘1–0 fires the last ten; ⌃⌘↓ pastes a stack in sequence. Or bind one clip to its own hotkey, or type ;trigger to expand a snippet.
It skips your secrets
Passwords, API keys, tokens, .env values and card numbers are skipped by default — and it tells you it skipped one, so it's never a silent surprise.
Every card has a back
Open a clip and the panel knows what it is: rewrite or summarise a document, pull the gist out of a YouTube link, read a colour in every format, lift the text out of a screenshot.
Keep the page, not the link
Save a site as a file you still have when the page is gone, or scrape the table out of it.
04 · Tray & Stash
Keep files within reach.
Catch files as you work. Collect them temporarily, organize them, move them back out, or process them together.
Screen recording
Shake mid-drag, shelf opens, files nest, drag back out into Finder
Shake to catch a drag
Start dragging, shake once, and a shelf opens under the notch to take it. No second window to arrange first.
Put down as many as you like
Files from anywhere, in one pile, held until you want them. Pick the whole stack back up in one drag.
Nest it like a folder
Drop a group into a folder inside the tray, open it, go deeper. It is a place to organise, not just a parking spot.
Drag out as a file or as content
Drop into Finder and it is the file; drop into a chat or a doc and it is the image, the text, the link — whichever that target can take.
It keeps what it was
A .md goes back out a .md, a .swift a .swift. The extension, the icon and the Finder association survive the round trip.
Summon it from anywhere
It is the same panel your clipboard, your captures and your focus timer live in. One gesture, whatever app you are in.
05 · Agent Companion
Let your coding agent work while you keep working.
Watch your coding agents from the notch. See what they're doing and approve actions when they need you. Then get straight back to what you were doing.
Screen recording
Split screen — Claude Code running, notch reacting, cost ticking
See it think, live
Its reasoning, the tool it just reached for, and the file it touched, streaming into the notch while you work in another window.
Approve a tool without going back
When it asks permission, answer from where you are. The run keeps moving instead of waiting for you to notice.
Know what it cost
Tokens in, tokens out, cache reads, and the running price of the session — while it is still running, not after.
Know the moment it stops
Finished, waiting, or failed, said out loud by the notch instead of discovered on your next tab-back.
Jump to the run that needs you
More than one session going: the notch names the project each belongs to and takes you to the right terminal.
It reads the transcript, not you
It tails the session file the agent already writes. No keystroke capture, nothing uploaded, nothing added to your shell.
The interface
Always there. Never another window.
Nublet lives in your Mac's notch. That's where you access the workflow tools you use throughout the day — focus, calendar, prompter, notes, camera, media controls, and the five core workflow rooms. They stay out of your way until you need them.
Screen recording
Focus session starting, the week strip, a script under the camera, lyrics moving
Block the thing you keep opening
Name a distraction and it is gone for the session. A pomodoro that actually enforces itself, with a streak heatmap for the days you kept it. Free.
See what's next without switching
Your real calendar in the strip: today's shape, the meeting that is about to start, and the link to join it.
Read a script nobody can see
It floats under your camera and is excluded from screen capture at the system level. Zoom, Meet, Teams, OBS and a screenshot all come back without it.
Your real Apple Notes
Not a second silo. Search, read, write and create in the notes you already keep, from the notch.
Your camera, including the one in your pocket
A mirror to check your framing before a call, Continuity so your iPhone is the webcam, and a photobooth when the call turns out to be a good one.
Music that follows along
What's playing, artwork, scrubbing from the strip, and the lyric line moving with the song.
Measured
Light enough to forget it’s running.
Every number here comes with the machine it was measured on and the script that produced it. Including the one that doesn’t flatter us.
800MB
with the voice model loaded — and ~600 MB of that is the model
It's held in memory so dictation starts instantly, it unloads itself after three idle minutes, and there's a switch to stop it warming at all. That figure is the proof the transcription really is local — so we print it rather than the flattering one.
0.4%
of one core, idle
Notch closed, camera off, after a settle. Native Swift — the main thread parks rather than spins.
0
Electron processes
An architecture fact, not a sample. Native Swift and SwiftUI, no bundled browser.
Your Mac. Your data.
The cloud doesn’t need to know everything you do.
Nublet is built around local processing wherever the feature supports it.
- Your voice can stay on your Mac.
- Your clipboard stays on your Mac.
- Your screenshots stay on your Mac.
- Local AI runs locally where supported.
No account required. No subscription required.
Note: Some features, such as YouTube summarization, need network access to retrieve external content. We won’t call that “offline” when it isn’t.
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for your workflow.
Start with Nublet free. Try Pro for 14 days with no card. Keep using the free version forever, or unlock Pro once.
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