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Detail	KiwiDesk	kuja.dev
Overview	It runs without any configuration files or setup steps, uses SwiftUI with spring animations, and supports mouse navigation via Space Bar and App Bar overlays. The app is signed and notarized, free to use, requires macOS 14 or later on Apple silicon, can be downloaded directly or installed with Homebrew, updates itself, and its source code is publicly available on GitHub.	For Mac users who often find themselves juggling multiple tasks, files, and pieces of information, kuja.dev's tools aim to provide a helpful solution that keeps your workspace organized and clutter-free, allowing you to focus on the task at hand.
Listed features	Not listed	DropK allows you to drop everything into one shelf, including files, folders, images, links, text, and mixed clipboard items, keeping them organized until you're ready to use them. EQK provides dynamic on-device song tuning, local song/app memory, AutoEq headphone correction, and a new Optimizer engine, giving you more control over your audio settings. DropK lets you restore saved sets, making it easy to reopen a group of project pieces when you need them again. Both DropK and EQK are designed to be used when needed and hidden when not, keeping your desktop clear and clutter-free.
Best suited to	Not listed	Mac users who frequently work with multiple files, links, and pieces of information at once, such as developers, designers, and writers. Anyone who wants to improve their audio settings for specific apps, such as music producers, podcasters, or gamers.
Limitations and fit	Not listed	Not listed
Pricing model	Free	Free, One-time Payment
Listed price	Not listed	Not listed
Platforms	MacOS	iOS, MacOS