Every download, named by where it came from.
Gmail, Drive, Slack, ChatGPT, GitHub and every other site get their own group. Pick one to see what came from it.
You ask, Fetchy fetches. This is a messy Mac: ask for a file the way you’d say it, and watch it come to you.
macOS 14 or later Apple silicon and Intel No account Never asks for Full Disk Access
No subscription, so nothing renews. Every feature is included, with a 7-day refund.
Files only move to the Trash, and one copy of every duplicate is always kept.
Desktop, Documents, Downloads or any folder you add. Never Full Disk Access.
Every panel here works. Click around.
Gmail, Drive, Slack, ChatGPT, GitHub and every other site get their own group. Pick one to see what came from it.
That Wi-Fi password, an order number, a boarding gate. Read on your Mac, never uploaded.
Exact copies, compared byte by byte. It picks one to keep. Click another to change it, then send the rest to the Trash.
Old installers, forgotten downloads, old screenshots. Tick what you’re happy to clear and see the space it frees.
Finder is fine for opening a folder. Here’s what it leaves to you.
Compared with Finder in current macOS. Fetchy sits beside Finder, and “Show in Finder” is always one click away. Fetchy is not made by or affiliated with Apple.
Press it now. Yes, on this page.
Or tap the keys. Arrow keys move, Esc closes.
Your ten newest downloads, one click away and ready to drag.
Colourful, or quiet black, white and grey. Switch any time.
Press Space for a full preview. Arrow keys step through your files.
A live preview with size, dates and where the file came from.
Switch views and make the cards bigger or smaller.
Pull a file straight out of Fetchy into Mail, Slack or wherever it’s going.
Keep “pdfs from last week” in the sidebar, and pin the folders you use most.
Find Files, Get Latest Download and Search in Fetchy, ready for your own shortcuts.
No subscription, so nothing renews and there’s nothing to cancel. Every feature included.
Personal licence for 1 Mac
Download any time. The app asks for a licence key when you first open it.
There’s no account, no cloud and no uploads. Reading text and finding duplicates both happen on your Mac. Files that live only in iCloud are skipped, so nothing gets downloaded behind your back.
No, it sits beside it. Fetchy shows the same files, and “Show in Finder” is always one click away.
No. There’s no account and no server. Text in images is read on your Mac. The app only goes online to check your licence and for updates.
Never outright. Duplicates and Clean Up move files to the Trash, and you confirm first. They’ll wait in the Trash until you empty it.
macOS protects Desktop, Documents and Downloads. Fetchy needs permission to show what’s in them. You choose which folders, and can change that in Settings.
You can download it any time, but the app asks for a licence key when you first open it, so there’s no trial. If it isn’t for you after buying, there’s a 7-day refund, one email.
No. You pay once and keep it, with every 1.x update included. If it isn’t for you, there’s a 7-day refund, one email.
Yes. Pick 1, 3 or 5 Macs on the pricing card. You get one licence key, and you can move it to a new Mac from Settings.
They show up, but if a file lives only in iCloud, Fetchy won’t download it to check for duplicates, read its text or make a preview.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, on Apple silicon and Intel.
Not yet. Download it here. Every release is signed and notarized by Apple, so macOS opens it without warnings.
Pay once. No account. No subscription, ever. The app asks for a licence key when you open it.