5 apps
eaSeries
Small apps for Mac and iPad, each named ea plus one word that starts with S. The word says what the app is for: eaShot captures part of your screen, eaSplit splits your windows, eaSnippet keeps the things you reuse at hand, eaSpot spots what is left of your limits, and eaScore keeps your sheet music ready on the stand.
Apps
Mac, iPhone & iPadeaShot
Capture the same part of your screen with one shortcut—no selection box.
Mac · US$4.99 · App Store
App StoreeaSplit
Pick two or three windows, split them in one step, and reuse the layout.
Mac · Free beta · Direct download
Download betaeaSnippet
The everyday Mac toolbox: open apps, reuse what you copied, expand saved text, act on a selection, dictate and keep the Mac awake.
Mac · Free · Open source · Menu bar app
DownloadeaScore
Read sheet music on iPad: PDFs, photos or scans, pages turned with a tap or a pedal, and notes in any pen and color.
iPad & iPhone · Free · App Store
App Store
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What they share
- Built around one idea. When an idea needs a different permission, it becomes its own app, so each permission request stays honest.
- No account. None of them asks you to sign up or sign in.
- Out of the way. The Mac apps live in the menu bar, a click or a shortcut away; eaScore gives the whole screen to the music.
- The same name pattern. The next one will be called ea plus an S-word too.