macOS menu bar app
You took a screenshot three weeks ago. It had that one thing you need right now. Good luck finding it.
Caloura remembers. Every capture is OCR'd and searchable. It lives in your menu bar. It stays out of your way until you need it.
One hotkey. Select a region. Done. It's in your clipboard and saved to disk before you finish blinking.
Arrows, boxes, text, blur. Mark it up before sharing. No need to open Photoshop for a red circle.
Every screenshot gets its text extracted automatically. Search "invoice" and find that receipt from six months ago.
Float any capture on top of everything. Reference that design spec while you code. No more window juggling.
All your captures, searchable from the menu bar. Type a few letters. Find what you need. Get back to work.
Your screenshots never leave your Mac. No cloud. No accounts. No "we value your privacy" nonsense. Just local files.
Hit your hotkey. Drag a box. Screenshot taken.
Draw on it if you want. Or don't. Your call.
Weeks from now, search for any word in it. There it is.
Three keystrokes. That's it.
No subscriptions. Pay once. Own it forever. What a concept.
pay once, use forever
Optical Character Recognition. It reads the text in your screenshots so you can search for them later. Took a screenshot of a recipe? Search "garlic" and find it. It all happens locally on your Mac using Apple's Vision framework.
No. It's a one-time purchase. Pay once, use forever. All future updates included.
The app keeps working. You'll see a brief reminder once per launch asking you to purchase. No features are disabled.
One license covers one person on all their personal Macs. Use it on your desktop and laptop.
After purchase, you'll receive a license key via email. Open Caloura → Preferences → License, paste the key, and click Activate.
Check your email for the Gumroad receipt. Your license key is in that email. You can also log into your Gumroad library to retrieve it.
Yes, within 30 days of purchase if Caloura doesn't work for you. Email with your Gumroad receipt and I'll process it.
Not yet, but it's planned. Follow for updates.
No. Screenshots, OCR, and history stay entirely on your Mac. No cloud, no accounts, no telemetry. License activation is the only network call.