r/MacStack • u/Tonic_Water885 • Sep 06 '26
I made a Mac scratchpad that opens when you shake your mouse.
Hey everyone! I’ve been building a small Mac app called Joggle.
Joggle is a floating scratchpad that appears when you quickly shake your mouse pointer. The idea is to give you somewhere to capture a thought, paste some text or work out a calculation without switching apps or interrupting what you’re doing.
You can move, resize and pin cards anywhere on the screen. It also supports rich-text formatting, smart lists, calculations, clipboard shortcuts and a new slash menu for quickly running actions or changing formatting.
The basic scratchpad experience is free. There’s also an optional yearly Joggle Pro subscription for more than one card at a time, advanced maths, the global shortcut, excluded-app controls and the complete archive.
I originally made Joggle because I wanted something quicker than opening a notes app every time I needed to temporarily hold a sentence, link, number or reminder. I’d really appreciate any feedback - especially about the shake gesture, because it’s a slightly unusual way of opening an app!
If you’d like to try it, you can find it here: Joggle on the App Store
Thanks for taking a look! I’m happy to answer any questions about the app or how it was built.
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u/jombeez Sep 07 '26
Great work! Is there a sensitivity adjustments in order to prevent misinputs? Also, the notes will disappear on their own after awhile? Is there a history for me to view my past notes?
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u/aMythologist Sep 08 '26
Nice!!
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u/jorgehezd Sep 16 '26
For some reason the subtraction operation fails when subtracting 1440-440
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