Every release, newest first. Satchel updates itself — or choose Check for Updates… in the Satchel menu.
Satchel 1.1.0 Latest
NewA short welcome lets you try three tools on samples Satchel makes itself (cut out a product, shrink a clip, read a receipt) in about 30 seconds, and explains what macOS may ask before it asks. Reopen it any time from Help.
NewSatchel learns the tools you reach for. “Your usual” sits under Pinned on the roll, the command bar opens on your pinned and usual tools, a few letters find the one you use most, and tools you use often offer a one-click pin. It all stays on this Mac, and Settings › Learning can forget it.
NewEvery batch ends with a summary: files in and results out, the size before and after, how long it took, every skipped file with the reason, and Copy Summary for notes or tickets.
NewMerge PDFs shows the order it will join your files in, with page counts and the total, plus Sort A–Z and Reverse (with Undo).
ImprovedEvery setting in every tool now starts on a sensible default and explains itself in one line.
ImprovedTrim Video marks the clip’s keyframes on the filmstrip. A quick cut tells you exactly where it will start, and “Cut Exactly Here” switches to a frame-exact cut in one click.
FixedThe command bar no longer leaves an invisible, unclickable area below its list; it is exactly as tall as its results.
FixedA quick (lossless) trim now always starts on the keyframe the editor shows, so the result matches what you saw.
Satchel 1.0.0
New35 offline tools in 8 pockets — video, audio, images, PDF, text and speech, files, developer and Mac.
⌃⌥Space command bar from any app; drop files and Satchel suggests the tools that fit.
