Ledge 1.0.0
Ledge 1.0.0
The big 1.0 — three new modules, on-device OCR, and signed auto-updates.
What's new
Clipboard
A manual stash for text, images, and files — privacy-first, no background watching.
- Three capture paths: press ⌃⌥V, click Capture in the panel, or drag any text / image / file onto the notch
- Click any entry → copies back to the system clipboard, panel collapses, ⌘V pastes immediately
- Rich text + HTML preserved when present (so you can stash a styled paragraph and paste it back with formatting)
- On-device OCR via Vision on every stashed image — recognized text becomes searchable, and right-click → "Copy text from image" pulls it out
- Pin entries, edit them as snippets, Quick Look any row with space
- Full keyboard navigation: ↑↓ select · ⏎ copy + collapse · ⌫ remove · ⌘F search · ⌘1–9 copy Nth · ⎋ clear search
- Concealed-clipboard hints from password managers (1Password, Bitwarden, Keychain Access) are honored — secrets get skipped automatically
Notes
A daily notepad that takes care of itself.
- Today's note is always editable and autosaves
- At midnight (or on first launch the next day), today slides into a scrollable archive
- Archive entries render markdown — headers, bullets, bold,
code, links — when expanded - Type plainly during the day, get formatted output when you look back
Stopwatch
A new mode in the Timer module.
- Segmented toggle at the top of the Timer panel (your choice persists across launches)
- Counts up with drift-free pause / resume
MM:SSunder an hour,H:MM:SSover
Auto-updates
From this release on, future versions install themselves with a clean prompt — no more manual DMG re-downloads.
- Updates are signed with an EdDSA key; the app refuses anything unsigned
- Daily background check, or trigger manually in Settings → General → Updates → Check Now…
- Privacy: the only call is to the appcast on
satsdisco.github.io/ledge— no telemetry, no analytics
Polish
- Timer / stopwatch layout vertically balanced in the panel
- File Shelf expanded view layout matches other modules
- Settings → Shortcuts now lists every Clipboard-panel keystroke plus tips for stashing, searching, snippet editing, and the concealed-clipboard skip
- Panel keyboard focus is opt-in per module — Clipboard and Notes can take focus on click; ambient modules (Bitcoin, Clocks) stay hands-off
Requires
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
- Apple silicon or Intel (universal binary)
- A Mac with a notch — or any Mac, with the synthetic-notch option in Settings → Advanced