DropK guides for Mac workflows.

Guides

DropK, explained in six short reads.

• What is DropK? The basics

  What a menu bar shelf is, the drop-in / work / move-on loop, and what DropK deliberately is not.

• Tips and tricks

  Seven habits that make the shelf stick, from the tracking toggle to Shortcuts, Siri, and Spotlight.

• DropK vs clipboard managers

  History list or working shelf — how the two differ and why you might run both.

• Drag and drop between full-screen apps

  Turn one fragile drag across Spaces into two short, calm ones.

• Collect files before you open the form

  Stage documents for visa portals, applications, and filings — then submit in one pass.

• Reusable file sets

  Save the weekly-report pile once and bring it back in one step.

Core idea

Not another clipboard archive.

Clipboard history is good when you need something from earlier. DropK is for the live set of things before they move into another app, folder, chat, or upload form.

Good uses

• Prepare uploads

  Collect the files, notes, and reference text that belong to one submission.

• Move between apps

  Keep files, text, and links close while switching windows, spaces, or full-screen apps.

• Reuse project sets

  Save a group of files or snippets when you know it will come back.