Native tools for Mac and Android, built for daily use. No accounts, no analytics, no subscriptions.
Your mail, fast and locked down.
Mailcoach keeps your mail in an encrypted copy on your phone, so the inbox opens instantly. Archive, star or delete on a bad connection and it still goes through.
v2.5.2, Android 13 or later. Gmail, Outlook and Live, or any IMAP account. Free.
In daily use already, and released once they’ve earned it.
The IDM you missed, made for the Mac.
If you used Internet Download Manager on Windows, Flume is that for your Mac. It catches downloads from your browser, splits each file across many connections, and saves video from the page you’re on. Pause, quit, lose Wi-Fi: it picks up where it left off.
v1.30.0, macOS 14 or later, Apple silicon. Free.
Tap Share. It lands.
Your Mac shows up in your phone's share sheet, and your phone shows up in your Mac's share menu. Files and copied text go straight across your Wi-Fi, encrypted end to end. They never touch a server.
v0.7 for Mac, v0.6 for Android. macOS 13 or later, Android 8 or later. Free.
Screenshot, mark up, paste.
airshot freezes your screen the moment you press the shortcut, so you draw on a still image. Add arrows, text and numbered steps, blur what shouldn't be seen, then paste it anywhere.
macOS 14 or later. Free.
Everything you copied, one keystroke away.
Press V to see what you copied today, images included. Type to search, even for words inside a screenshot, and press Return to paste it.
macOS 26 or later, Apple silicon. Free.
Flume 1.28.3 · ubuntu-24.04.3-desktop-arm64.iso · 3.2 GB · 32 connections · 4m 7s left1292×424 · 106 KB · 9 minutes agoWhat changed lately, across the apps.
MailcoachSign in by picking a Google account that is already on your phone.
AirBridgePair by scanning a QR code, now also on phones without Google Play.
FlumeSend a problem report from Help › Report a Problem…, with logs if you want them included.
KlipboardPin items to keep them at the top, and ignore copies from apps you choose.
airshotCapture a region that spans every display, with its own shortcut, ⌥F13.
Yes. Every app is free to download and use, with no ads and no subscription.
No. There is no seqavo account. The only sign-in anywhere is Mailcoach asking for your Gmail, because that is where your mail is.
No analytics and no crash reports. The apps check dl.seqavo.com for new versions, and a bug report leaves your device only when you send one. Each app’s page lists exactly what it can access.
On a Mac, open the download, drag the app into Applications and open it. The first time, macOS blocks it: go to System Settings Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway. On Android, open the APK and allow installs from your browser when asked.
Each one is released once it has held up in daily use. Its page will offer a download the day it is ready.
Leave your email in the box at the bottom of any page. You get one email when an app is released, and nothing else.
Write to [email protected]. Flume can also send a report itself, from Help Report a Problem….
seqavo makes small apps for Mac and Android. Each one started as a missing tool: a download manager that could resume, or a way to get a photo from an Android phone onto a Mac. An app is released once it has survived daily use.
One email when an app is released, and nothing else. Every email has an unsubscribe link.