Capture, compress, and copy screenshots to clipboard
Wraps macOS screencapture with JPEG compression—CleanShot X already does this.

Three polished utilities solving problems that Clipy, CleanShot, and Sip already handle.
Developers and designers wanting offline privacy-focused utilities
CleanShot X · Maccy · Sip
I had so much fun with it I started thinking of what other apps I could use for work and hobbies, and that's how I built SmartClip (a clipboard history manager with local privacy masking) and HexStack (a color picker that stores your hex codes and a lot more). Everything is 100% offline with zero telemetry and no account required.
I had no plans on sharing them with the world when I built them, but they helped me so much, I wondered if others might find them useful too. There's probably not a wide scale market for them, but I think developers, software engineers, UX/UI designers and testers could get a lot of use out of them.
If this is something you might find useful, I'd love your thoughts and feedback on what I've created. There is a fully functional, free "Core" version of each app on the site you can test out and demo videos showing the "Pro" features. If you really love the Pro features, I've set up a 20% discount for this community: Use code HN20 at checkout.
Thanks for taking a look!
Website: https://mintlogic.net
CapSize Source Repo: https://github.com/Mint-Logic/CapSize.git
SmartClip Source Repo: https://github.com/Mint-Logic/SmartClip.git
HexStack Source Repo: https://github.com/Mint-Logic/HexStack.git
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