Lomme 1.0 · for Mac

Your whole Mac, one shortcut away.

Find any file by what's inside it, open any app, act on what you pick up, and see what needs you. Then press Esc and it's gone.

Buy Lomme from $29

Pay once · every update, forever · macOS 14 or later

Lomme's Home: the time, recent apps, your next meeting with Join, GitHub reviews, Quick Tasks, Focus and clocks

Everything is one key away

Every feature has a key.

Press one on your keyboard, right here, to see what it does.

Try it: press K, Y or V on your keyboard

⌥ SpaceSearch

Say it how you think it.

Type “pdfs from dana last week” and it becomes filters you can see: kind, person, dates, words inside. The line that matched is right there.

⌘ 1Home

A Home that's yours.

Open Lomme without typing and you're on cards you chose: your next meeting with Join, reviews waiting, Quick Tasks, a focus timer.

⌘ KIn Hand

Pick it up. Do the next thing.

Holds whatever you selected: files, an app, a clip, a pull request. Every action has a letter, and the result stays in your hand for the next one.

⌘ 2Files

What you're working on, first.

Recent files, pinned folders, searches you kept and collections, on one desk. The folder browser is still there when you'd rather browse.

⌘ 4Inbox

Downloads that know where they go.

Downloads, AirDrop, screenshots and Mail attachments arrive with a place to go. Sort the same kind of file three times and Lomme offers a rule.

A · DAgents ask

Your agents ask. You answer here.

When Claude Code, Codex or Gemini CLI needs permission and its terminal is behind, the question comes to Lomme. A allows, D denies.

⇧ ⌘ VClipboard

Everything you copied, by day.

Text, links, colours and pictures. ⇧⌘V opens it in any app, right where you're typing. Anything a password manager marks as secret is skipped.

⌘ YHistory

A receipt for every change.

Every move, rename, trash and conversion Lomme makes is written down, with what it did and how to take it back.

⌘ 3Apps

A launch grid in your order.

Your apps in groups you make, a library of everything by kind, and a page for each app with its windows, documents and menu commands.

⌘ IA file's story

Where it came from, where it's been.

Arrived by Mail from Dana, sorted by your rule, opened six times, shrunk for email. Its versions, its tags, and the tools that fit it.

⌘ 6Connectors

What you already use, in one place.

GitHub, your coding agents, deploys, errors and revenue. Built in, read-only, with sign-ins kept in your Keychain.

↵Your Mac

What's using your Mac.

CPU, memory, disk and battery health, with the apps using the most. Quit what's heavy; it asks first. ↵ on Home's Mac card opens it.

How it feels

Press. Glance. Act. Gone.

Lomme opens the moment you press and closes the moment you're done. It never becomes another window to manage.

⌥Space

01Press

⌥ Space from any app. Or ⌘ Space, once Spotlight lets go of it.

Next up · in 5 min

Design review

10:54 PM · Google Meet

02Glance

Home shows what you chose: your next meeting, reviews waiting, a timer.

MCSR

03Act

Type a few letters, or pick something up and press the letter of what to do.

esc

04Gone

Esc, and you're back where you were. Nothing left open behind you.

And every day

Small things that save you minutes.

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⇧⌘V

Clipboard history

Everything you copied, by day.

⌘Z

Undo anything

Every change leaves a receipt.

Next up, with Join

Your next call, one key away.

Answers

12% of 340, or 5 km in miles.

⌃⌥1

Setups

Bring a whole desk back.

Words inside files

The line that matched, shown.

Install in one step

A .dmg to Applications, tidied.

Rules it learns

Third time, it offers a rule.

Look inside a zip

Before you unpack it.

Your Mac at a glance

CPU, memory, battery, apps.

Focus and clocks

Timers and your team's time.

Quick Tasks

A tiny list for today.

Keeps your Mac tidy

Tidy, not scary.

Lomme shows what's using your Mac and what you no longer need, with the reason for each. You choose, and it asks first.

Your Mac, live

CPU, memory, disk, battery health, network and sound, with the apps using the most. Quit what's heavy.

Quit always asks first

Clean up Downloads

Installers you've already opened, duplicate copies, zips you've unzipped, and big files untouched for 90 days.

“Nothing is deleted: files go to the Trash”

Clean up Apps

Apps never opened, not opened in six months, or Intel-only, biggest first. The six-month ones are your call.

“Running and built-in apps are never listed”

  • Shows whyEvery item says why it's there.
  • To the TrashNothing is deleted for good.
  • Undo, alwaysHistory has a receipt for each one.
  • Asks firstQuit says what you'd lose.

Connects to what you already use.

Built in, read-only, sign-ins in your Keychain.

GitHubClaude CodeCodexGemini CLIVercel
CloudflareSentryStripePaddleRevenueCat
RSS feedsToggl TrackClockifyTailscale

Private by design

Nothing you type leaves this Mac.

No account and no cloud of ours. Lomme works offline, and it asks before anything that changes the world outside your Mac.

  • On this MacSearch, files, clipboard and history stay here.
  • Works offlineConnectors show what they last knew, and when.
  • Keychain for sign-insTokens live in your Keychain, never in a file.
  • Asks firstEach permission is optional; every change has Undo.

Pricing

Pay once. Every update, forever.

Every plan is all of Lomme. Pick how many Macs.

1Mac$29once

For your one Mac

Suggested3Macs$49once

Desk, laptop and one more

5Macs$69once

A household or a small team

Questions

Good to know.

Does it replace Spotlight?

It can. Lomme never takes ⌘ Space from Spotlight behind your back: setup shows where to turn Spotlight's shortcut off, and ⌥ Space works meanwhile.

Is there a free trial?

No. Lomme needs a key to start, so this site shows everything it does instead.

What does “every update, forever” mean?

Your key keeps working with every new version of Lomme. No yearly fee, no paid upgrades.

Moving to a new Mac?

Turn the old one off in Settings › License, or right from the new Mac when it asks. No emails needed.

Which Macs does it run on?

macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.

Everything on your Mac, in your pocket.