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Area, window, screen and scrolling capture, with arrows, text, pixelate and backdrops. Copy straight into your document.
Transom turns the notch into a small island of the things you reach for, and brings private writing help to every app on your Mac.
Hover the notch and it opens. Swipe or scroll between pages for the things you check all day, like your next meeting, a live system monitor, Keep Awake and a shelf for files, then let it fold away again.
Grey text appears after your cursor. Tab takes the next word; carry on typing to ignore it. A language model running on your Mac does the thinking, so nothing you write is sent anywhere.
Select some text and a small button appears beside it. Pick a tone, or tidy, summarise and pull out the key points. See the result next to your original, edit it, and put it back in one click.
Every correction is shown, struck through in red and added in green, before anything changes. It fixes spelling, grammar and punctuation, and leaves what you meant alone.
Everything is optional. Switch pages off, reorder them, and keep only what earns its place.
Area, window, screen and scrolling capture, with arrows, text, pixelate and backdrops. Copy straight into your document.
Drag over anything on screen to read its text, or a QR code, on your Mac.
A month at a glance, the day's agenda, and a Join button that shows up when a call is about to start.
Timed sessions, automatic triggers while an app runs, and a safe closed-lid mode that cleans up after itself.
Plug in a camera card and it copies only the new photos, checks every file, ejects and opens your editor.
CPU, memory, disk, network and the busiest processes, with history and gentle alerts.
The language models run inside the app, on your Mac. There is no account to create, and nothing you write is sent anywhere.