u/HomeLost2024

When I first released it, the right-click menu had a lot of "coming soon" placeholders. A few people called it out — fairly. I was juggling other projects and didn't communicate that well. That's on me.

Here's what's actually in v1.1.0:

**New conversions:**

- Extract text from images (on-device OCR — no internet, no upload)

- Remove background from photos

- Generate QR codes from any text

- File hash generation: MD5, SHA-1, SHA-256

- Base64 encode / decode

- SRT ↔ VTT subtitle conversion

- Combine images + PDFs into a single PDF, in your selected order

- Custom size regenerate images.

**Resize upgrades:**

- PDF → standard paper sizes: A4, A3, A2, A1, Letter, Legal, Tabloid

- Images → standard sizes: 1920×1080, 1080×1080, A4 print, and more

- Custom size: enter exact width/height with aspect ratio lock

**Fixes:**

- Right-click menu no longer closes with an error sound

- Settings tabs (PDF, Video, Advanced) now have real options instead of placeholders

- First-launch permission prompt for the Finder Extension

- Check for Updates added

Still one-time purchase. Still offline. Still no subscriptions.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/quickconvert-file-converter/id6766096889?mt=12

Happy to answer questions.

I have a folder with 2,400 screenshots. Every single one is named "Screenshot [date] at [time].png".

Completely useless for searching, completely useless for sharing, completely useless for anything except knowing when I took it.

I'd tried renaming them manually. Tried Hazel rules. Tried a few apps that required an API key or sent my files to a cloud somewhere.

None of it felt right. So I spent the last few months building NamingAI.

It watches your Screenshots folder. The moment you take a screenshot, it reads what's actually inside the image — the app you were using, the page title, any visible text, whether it's a chart or a terminal or an error dialog — and renames it automatically. No cloud. No API key. Everything runs on-device using Apple's own frameworks.

Screenshot I took yesterday: Screenshot 2026-06-22 at 15.48.06.png

Became: firefox-app-store-connect-iap-localization-rejected-2026-06-22-15-48.png

That's it. That's the whole thing. It also works for Downloads and any folder you want to watch — new file lands, it gets a name based on its actual content. Every rename is logged and reversible from the menu bar with one click.

Built it as a native Swift app, one-time purchase, no subscription.

If you've ever scrolled through a Downloads folder full of "document(3).pdf" and "Untitled Export Final FINAL.png", maybe it's useful to you too.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/namingai-screenshot-renamer/id6767932232?mt=12

NamingAI: Screenshot Renamer

I have a folder with 2,400 screenshots. Every single one is named "Screenshot [date] at [time].png".

Completely useless for searching, completely useless for sharing, completely useless for anything except knowing when I took it.

I'd tried renaming them manually. Tried Hazel rules. Tried a few apps that required an API key or sent my files to a cloud somewhere.

None of it felt right. So I spent the last few months building NamingAI.

It watches your Screenshots folder. The moment you take a screenshot, it reads what's actually inside the image — the app you were using, the page title, any visible text, whether it's a chart or a terminal or an error dialog — and renames it automatically. No cloud. No API key. Everything runs on-device using Apple's own frameworks.

Screenshot I took yesterday: Screenshot 2026-06-22 at 15.48.06.png

Became: app-store-connect-iap-localization-rejected-2026-06-22-15-48.png

That's it. That's the whole thing. It also works for Downloads and any folder you want to watch — new file lands, it gets a name based on its actual content. Every rename is logged and reversible from the menu bar with one click.

Built it as a native Swift app, one-time purchase, no subscription.

If you've ever scrolled through a Downloads folder full of "document(3).pdf" and "Untitled Export Final FINAL.png", maybe it's useful to you too.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/namingai-screenshot-renamer/id6767932232?mt=12

NamingAI: Screenshot Renamer

Every time I sat down to code, I’d do the same ritual:
• Open Terminal → lsof -i :3000 to check if my local server was up
• cd into 3 different project folders to check git status
• Open a browser tab → check GitHub status page
• Open another tab → check Vercel status page
Sometimes my port was already taken from a previous session I forgot to kill. Sometimes Cloudflare was degraded and I spent 20 minutes thinking my code was broken. Sometimes I had uncommitted changes in a repo I hadn’t touched in days.
All of this before writing a single line of code.

So I built DevBar — a macOS menu bar app that surfaces all of this in one click:
✅ Live localhost port scanner — see every active port, what process owns it, and kill it without touching Terminal
✅ Git repo watcher — all your repositories at a glance. Dirty working tree, commits ahead of remote, current branch
✅ Service health — GitHub, Vercel, Cloudflare, Supabase pinged in real time with response times. Know if they’re down before you blame your code
No Electron. Native Swift. One-time purchase, no subscription. Everything runs locally — nothing leaves your Mac.

App Store link in below. Happy to answer any questions about how it works under the hood.

https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/devbar-environment-monitor/id6766100495?l=tr&mt=12

Lately I kept running into this weird friction on macOS.

I just wanted to quickly convert stuff — like an image to PNG, a video to GIF, or extract audio — but every time it turned into:
open some random site → upload → wait → download → ads everywhere

Also started thinking… I’m literally uploading my files to random servers just to convert them. Not a big deal for memes maybe, but for anything personal/work-related it feels sketchy.

Felt unnecessarily slow and not that safe for something that should be instant.

So I ended up building a small tool for myself called QuickConvert.

It basically adds a "QuickConvert" option to Finder right-click menu, so you can just:
right click file → Convert → done

No app to open, no cloud, everything runs locally.

Curious if this is just a “me problem” or if others would actually use something like this?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/quickconvert-file-converter/id6766096889?l=tr&mt=12

Lately I kept running into this weird friction on macOS.

I just wanted to quickly convert stuff — like an image to PNG, a video to GIF, or extract audio — but every time it turned into:
open some random site → upload → wait → download → ads everywhere

Also started thinking… I’m literally uploading my files to random servers just to convert them. Not a big deal for memes maybe, but for anything personal/work-related it feels sketchy.

Felt unnecessarily slow and not that safe for something that should be instant.

So I ended up building a small tool for myself called QuickConvert.

It basically adds a "QuickConvert" option to Finder right-click menu, so you can just:
right click file → Convert → done

No app to open, no cloud, everything runs locally.

Curious if this is just a “me problem” or if others would actually use something like this?
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/tr/app/quickconvert-file-converter/id6766096889?l=tr&mt=12

Lately I kept running into this weird friction on macOS.

I just wanted to quickly convert stuff — like an image to PNG, a video to GIF, or extract audio — but every time it turned into:
open some random site → upload → wait → download → ads everywhere

Also started thinking… I’m literally uploading my files to random servers just to convert them. Not a big deal for memes maybe, but for anything personal/work-related it feels sketchy.

Felt unnecessarily slow and not that safe for something that should be instant.

So I ended up building a small tool for myself called QuickConvert.

It basically adds a "QuickConvert" option to Finder right-click menu, so you can just:
right click file → Convert → done

No app to open, no cloud, everything runs locally.

Curious if this is just a “me problem” or if others would actually use something like this?
App Store: QuickConvert

Lately I kept running into this weird friction on macOS.

I just wanted to quickly convert stuff — like an image to PNG, a video to GIF, or extract audio — but every time it turned into:
open some random site → upload → wait → download → ads everywhere

Also started thinking… I’m literally uploading my files to random servers just to convert them. Not a big deal for memes maybe, but for anything personal/work-related it feels sketchy.

Felt unnecessarily slow and not that safe for something that should be instant.

So I ended up building a small tool for myself called QuickConvert.

It basically adds a "QuickConvert" option to Finder right-click menu, so you can just:
right click file → Convert → done

No app to open, no cloud, everything runs locally.

Curious if this is just a “me problem” or if others would actually use something like this?