Tot is an elegant, simple way to collect & edit text across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. It’s your tiny text companion!

⁕ Less Is More
Tot’s single window design and simple formatting controls mean no more hunting for that chunk of text. Seven color-coded dots let you organize your notes while keeping them from getting out of hand.

⁕ Dark / Light Mode
Designed to look stunning both day and night, Tot takes full advantage of iOS and macOS themes.

⁕ Small Footprint
Stays out of the way on the desktop with minimal chrome and can even be controlled via the Menu bar. On mobile, each dot is just a swipe away.

⁕ iCloud Sync
Seamlessly syncs your text across iOS and macOS using iCloud so you can capture thoughts wherever you are.

⁕ Markdown Support
Full support for rich or plain text and even automatically translates text to Markdown for handy use on the web. Have an RTF file you need marked up? No problem!

⁕ Killer Keyboard
Tot puts common text operations on the keyboard and keeps track of word and character counts as you type.

⁕ Accessible
Tot takes accessibility seriously with affordances for color blindness and full support for VoiceOver.

Available for iOS and macOS.

New in this version

All:

• Added support for Shortcuts:
- Commands to get, set, or show text from any dot
- Query a dot to get text counts, modification date, JSON dictionary, and more
- Works great as scratchpad to collect input for a Shortcut
- Also a convenient way to save text that has been processed
- Same actions on macOS and iOS, allowing shared workflows

macOS:

• New “Control With” setting – Smart Icons:
- Use Tot's menu bar icon to display a popover window
- Detaching the popover window shows Tot's app icon in the Dock
- Select Tot with Command-Tab keys and access menu bar options [Yay Elsie!]
- Tot's Dock icon disappears when its window is closed
• Improved window behavior when changing Dock and menu bar settings
• Added caching to speed up Font menu (both in menu bar and context menu) [Yay Allen!]
• Reminder about the iOS app isn’t shown on first few runs
• Hovering over a dot now displays its number as a helpful tooltip

iOS:

• Increased contrast of unused dots in dark mode [Yay Mark!]