A native macOS toolkit · In development

Make your
Mac flow.

Small tools. A smoother workflow.

Screenshots, image pinning, clipboard history, and menu bar organization — thoughtfully brought together in one lightweight Mac app.

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BUILT FOR MAC✳FOUR EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS✳MADE TO STAY OUT OF YOUR WAY
EVERYDAY ESSENTIALS

Little tools.
Big difference.

The small actions add up. Flowmori brings your everyday Mac utilities into one calmer, more connected workflow.

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Screenshots

Capture the whole screen or just what you need. Copy, save, or pin it without losing your place.

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Image pinning

Keep screenshots and reference images visible above your workspace, exactly where you need them.

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Clipboard history

Find the text or image you copied a moment ago. Search, revisit, and reuse without breaking focus.

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Menu bar organization

Give your menu bar room to breathe. Keep crowded or notch-hidden app icons within easier reach.

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Feature previews describe the intended product experience. Availability and behavior may change before release.

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THE IDEA BEHIND FLOWMORI

Made for the
little things.

A screenshot here. A reference image there. Something you copied and can't find again. A menu bar that's running out of space.

None of these should interrupt your day. Flowmori began as a personal tool to make these small moments a little easier — and grew into an open-source project worth sharing.

Why we're building in the open
HOW WE BUILD

A few things
we care about.

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Native at heart

Swift, SwiftUI, and AppKit. Built for macOS from the start.

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Light by intention

Focused features, clear interactions, and a careful eye on resources.

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Privacy in mind

A local-first direction, with transparent permission explanations.

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Open to improving

Start small, listen carefully, and make each iteration count.

OPEN DEVELOPMENT

Good tools
are worth sharing.

Flowmori is being built as an open-source macOS project. Explore the code, suggest improvements, and help shape what comes next once the public repository is ready.

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COMING SOON TO YOUR MAC

Your workflow,
a little smoother.

Flowmori is in active development. We're refining the core experience before the first public release.

Download · Coming soon

Currently developed and tested on macOS 26 · Release requirements to be confirmed

GOOD TO KNOW

A few quick
answers.

What is Flowmori?

Flowmori is a native macOS productivity toolkit bringing screenshots, image pinning, clipboard history, and menu bar organization together.

Is Flowmori free and open source?

That's the plan. Flowmori is being developed as a free, open-source application. The repository and licensing details will be shared when the project becomes public.

Can I download it now?

Not yet. The first public build, installation instructions, and release notes will appear here when they're ready.

Which macOS versions are supported?

Development and testing currently focus on macOS 26. Final minimum version and hardware support will be confirmed with the release.

Why does it need system permissions?

Screenshots and some menu bar interactions rely on macOS system permissions. The application will explain the permissions needed for each feature.

What happens to my screenshots and clipboard data?

Flowmori is being designed with local-first functionality in mind. Data storage, permissions, and any network access will be documented before public release.