// Mac apps · free
MochaCut, MochaRecords, MochaDesk and MochaFiles are the tools the Mocha Labs team uses every day. Made for your Mac, with no accounts and nothing leaving it.
// What they share
Four small apps that live in your menu bar. All four share this:
No cost, to give your everyday work a boost.
For Macs with Apple silicon, with the Liquid Glass look of macOS 26 Tahoe. In English and Spanish.
They’re the Mocha Labs team’s own tools. We made them for our work, and now they’re yours.
No accounts, no analytics and no tracking. None of them connects to the internet. Privacy notice for the apps
Cut and record your screen
Cut or record any part of your screen, mark it up with editable layers and share it ready to go. It lives in the menu bar: every cut is copied, saved and shown as a thumbnail.
version 1.0.1 · 3.3 MB Mac with Apple silicon · macOS 26 Tahoe or later
An area, a window with its shadow or the whole screen. The screen freezes when you start, so menus and alerts stay exactly as they were.
With your Mac’s sound, your microphone or both. Trim, pause with a note and copy it as MP4 or GIF.
Select an area and copy its text, in English or Spanish, offline. If there’s a QR code, it copies its link.
Arrows, text, shapes, numbered steps and up to 10 layers. Everything stays editable, and the original is always there.
It finds emails, phone numbers, cards, bank accounts, tax IDs and API keys, and covers them in black.
A frame in the color you pick and exact sizes for Instagram: 1:1, 4:5 and 9:16.
Record your Mac and your voice
Record your Mac’s audio and your microphone into one file, then transcribe and summarize it on your Mac. Every recording lands in your folder, ready to play, trim or share.
version 1.0.2 · 2.9 MB Mac with Apple silicon · macOS 15 Sequoia or later · transcribing needs macOS 26 Tahoe, and summaries, Apple Intelligence
What plays on your Mac and your voice, in one file and as separate tracks. One click in the menu bar, or ⌃⌥R from any app.
The last 2, 5 or 10 minutes, even if you didn’t press record. Or have it start on the first sound.
When a video call starts, a notice offers to record. Keep the voices or just the text, with “you” and “them” apart.
With Apple’s models, in English, Spanish and other languages. Summary, key points and to-dos with Apple Intelligence.
A waveform with zoom, markers and exact trimming. Export as M4A, WAV or AIFF, or drag the recording into Mail.
Folders, filters and search by what was said. If your Mac shuts down mid-recording, you get it back when you return.
Arrange your windows
Arrange the windows of all your apps with shortcuts, by dragging them to an edge or from the layout picker, and save your workspaces to open them in one click.
version 1.0.1 · 2.8 MB Mac with Apple silicon · macOS 26 Tahoe or later
Drag a window to an edge for a half, to a corner for a quarter and to the top to fill. Hold ⇧ to see the zones of your layout.
⌃⌥ and the arrows for halves, plus quarters, thirds, center and restore. You can record every shortcut your way.
Right-click the icon or press ⌃⌥Space: all your layouts in miniature, to choose where the window goes.
Save how you arrange your apps and open it in one click. When a display comes back, every window returns to its place.
Keep a window on top of everything, or crop just a part of it, like a video, so it floats while you work.
Rest on a Dock icon to see its windows, and switch windows, not apps, with ⌥⇥.
Your files, at hand
A box to keep files at hand, a map to move them without opening windows, the history of what you copy and where each file came from. It gives the Finder what it’s missing.
version 1.0.1 · 2.3 MB Mac with Apple silicon · macOS 26 Tahoe or later
Shake a file while you drag it, or hold ⇧, and a box appears next to the pointer. Nothing moves until you take the file out.
Take a file to the menu bar icon: where you came from, where you are and what’s inside. Drop it and you’re done, with “undo”.
⌃⌘V shows your last 100 texts next to the cursor, and ⌃⇧⌘V your images and files. What your password manager hides is never kept.
⌘X and ⌘V move files in the Finder, also between disks.
⌘ + right click: where it was downloaded from, from which page, which app it came with and when. Also its SHA-256 fingerprint.
In the right click: copy path, new text file and open Terminal here. And restart the Finder when it gets stuck.
// How they install
All four download here, for free. They’re signed with an Apple Developer ID certificate and notarized: Apple checks them before they reach your Mac.
The apps don’t connect to the internet, so they don’t look for new versions on their own. When we publish one, you’ll see it here with its number: download it and drag it to Applications over the old one. Your settings and files stay.
Your version is in About, inside the app.
// App support
Write to us and the team that makes them will answer. If something doesn’t work the way you expected, tell us what happened and we’ll look into it.
It helps a lot to tell us which version of the app you use (it’s in About, inside the app) and your macOS version.
Looking for a website, an online store or a system for your business? That goes through our project form, in Spanish.
