Tip

It lets users select any text in a macOS application and invoke a tooltip that offers programmable actions. The tooltip can run custom commands such as converting epoch timestamps, launching a GitHub code search, opening files referenced in stack traces, or creating JIRA tickets, all directly from the selected content. By handling these steps in a compact overlay, it reduces the number of clicks and mouse movements required for repetitive tasks.

The tool is positioned for anyone who works with multiple macOS apps and wants to streamline small, recurring workflows—developers, writers, and power users alike. Because it operates on the selected text regardless of the host application, it can be applied in browsers, code editors, terminals, and other software without needing integration-specific plugins.

Its distinctive feature is the ability to define and execute arbitrary actions from a single tooltip, turning arbitrary text into a trigger for custom scripts or shortcuts. The application is distributed through the Mac App Store and is marked as stable for macOS.