Features
Everything Lomme does.
One shortcut, eleven parts. Each works without the others, and everything stays on your Mac.
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Search
Type the way you'd ask a person. Lomme shows how it understood you, and you can change any part of it.
Apps and commands⌥ Space
Open any app, setting or command from a few letters.
Words inside files
Finds the line inside a PDF or document, and shows it under the name.
Plain sentences
“pdfs from dana last week” becomes chips you can see and change.
Plans↵
Start with “merge” or “zip” and a plan shows every step before it runs.
Your places
Kept searches, the Pocket, History and your calendar, as you type.
Connectors in search
What GitHub, Vercel and Sentry last said, without opening a browser.
Answers
Sums, percentages and unit conversions, ready to copy.
Aliases and snippets
Short names for what you open most, and text you type often.
Apple Intelligence, if you want it
Off until you turn it on, and it runs on this Mac.
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Home
Open Lomme without typing and you're on cards you chose. Nothing to set up first, nothing that fills itself.
Cards you arrange
Pick from the gallery, resize, and move them where you want.
Workspaces
A Home for work, one for evenings. Switch from the status line.
Next up
Your next meeting, with Join for the call, and the day's agenda.
Your Mac
CPU, memory, battery, network and sound, and the apps using most.
Everyday
Now playing, the weather, your feeds and devices.
Quick Tasks
A tiny checklist for today. Not a notes app.
Focus and clocks
Timers, a stopwatch and the time where your team is.
The island
Timers, conversions and agents at work, in one line at the bottom.
Pages and keys⌘ 1–6
More cards on more pages, and every place one key away.
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In Hand
Pick something up and every action for it has a letter. The result stays in your hand for the next one.
Pick up anything⌘ K
Files, an app, a clip, a pull request or a failed deploy.
Lettered actionsA–Z
One key each. Nothing runs until you press it.
Chains
Merge, then shrink, then send, without leaving the panel.
The Pocket
Keep files and links for later, across apps and days.
Recipes
Save a chain you repeat and run it on what's in the Pocket.
Drop on the panel
Drag files in from Finder and they're in your hand.
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Files and Tools
What you're working on, first. And the tools you'd otherwise upload files for, on this Mac.
The desk⌘ 2
Recent files, pinned folders and what you kept, on one page.
Kept searches
A search that stays, with lenses by kind, person and date.
Collections
Files from anywhere, together, without moving them.
Two versions side by side
Which pricing.pdf is newer, and what changed.
A file's story⌘ I
Where it came from, where it's been, and what opens it.
Rename with Undo⌘ Z
One file or fifty, with a preview first.
PDF tools
Merge, reorder, turn and remove pages, redact, compress.
Pictures, video and sound
Convert, shrink video, make a GIF, trim sound. Nothing uploads.
The folder browser
Every folder, with a sidebar, when you'd rather browse.
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Inbox
Downloads, AirDrop, screenshots and Mail attachments arrive with a place to go.
To sort↵
A folder suggested for each new file. One key files it.
Rules it learns
Sort the same kind of file three times and it offers a rule.
Install in one step
A .dmg is opened, copied to Applications and put away.
Look inside first
See what's in a zip before you open it.
By site
Everything from one website together, and how much space it takes.
Clean up
Opened installers, duplicates and zips already unzipped, to the Trash.
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Apps
A launch grid in your order, and a page for every app with its windows, documents and commands.
Launch grid⌘ 3
Your apps in groups you make, or A to Z.
Library
Every app, by kind, with the ones you don't use set aside.
App pages
Recent documents, menu commands and how much space it takes.
Setups⌃⌥ 1
Save the apps you have open, and bring them back with one key.
Windows by name
Type a window's title and go straight to it.
Clean up
Apps never opened, or not in six months, biggest first.
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Your Mac
What's using your Mac and what you no longer need, with the reason for each. Tidy, not scary: everything goes to the Trash, and Undo is always there.
Live vitals
CPU, memory and disk, with the apps using the most, sorted by CPU or memory.
Quit what's heavy
Quit asks first, and Force Quit says what you'd lose. System processes can't be quit.
Battery health
Charge, time to full, maximum capacity and cycle count.
Network
Wi-Fi, VPN, live speeds and this Mac's IP, with Copy.
Sound
Switch the output device and set the volume.
Activity Monitor, one key away⌘ ↵
When you want the full picture.
Clean up Downloads
Opened installers, duplicate copies, unzipped zips and big files untouched for 90 days.
Clean up Apps
Never opened, not in six months, or Intel-only. Running and built-in apps are never listed.
Everything to the Trash⌘ Z
Nothing is deleted for good: History keeps a receipt, and Undo puts it back.
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Clipboard and History
Everything you copied, by day. Everything Lomme changed, with a receipt and an Undo.
Clipboard history⌘ 5
Text, links, colours and pictures, grouped by day.
From any app⇧⌘ V
Open your clipboard where you're typing and paste.
Never passwords
Anything a password manager marks as secret is skipped.
Pins
Pinned clips stay. The rest expire on their own.
History⌘ Y
A receipt for every move, rename, trash and conversion.
Undo, always⌘ Z
Files go back where they were. Nothing is deleted for good.
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Developers
Your coding agents, pull requests and deploys, on the same Home as everything else.
Agents ask hereA · D
Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI permission questions, answered from the panel.
Limits as reported
Usage and resets as each tool reports them. Never a guess.
Live sessions
Which agent is working, on what, in the island.
Pull requests
Reviews waiting for you and checks that failed.
Deploys and errors
Vercel, Cloudflare and Sentry, with Redeploy that asks first.
Service status
When GitHub or your host is having a bad day.
Revenue
Stripe, Paddle and RevenueCat, always with currency, period and when it was fetched.
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Connectors
Built into Lomme and managed in one place. They read; anything that changes the outside world asks you first.
Read-only
Connectors read what you'd look up. Writes, like Redeploy, ask and are recorded.
Sign-ins in your Keychain
Tokens never sit in a file or a database.
Fresh, or says so
Offline, a card shows what it last knew and when.
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Privacy and control
No account and no cloud of ours. What you type stays on this Mac, and every permission is yours to give.
On this Mac
Search, files, clipboard and history never leave it.
Works offline
The panel and search don't need the internet.
Permissions explained
Each one optional, with what it's for, before macOS asks.
Apple Intelligence, opt-in
On-device only, and off until you say so.
Export and delete
Take your settings with you, or erase everything in one step.
Made to fit you⌘ +
Light or dark, compact or large, and bigger text when you want it.