Catch
Catch the moment you already missed.
Catch keeps a rolling buffer of whatever it's listening to — the last one to six minutes, always. When something good happens, one tap saves it. Nothing is written to disk until you decide.
Always listening
A tape loop that never stops
You never have to remember to press record.
From the moment you open it, Catch holds the last one to six minutes of audio in memory. Tap the hand — or press ⌥⌘G from anywhere — and it saves the buffer, right up to the second you tapped.
Catch lives in a small window that floats above everything: one click away, never in the way.
Your interface, your system, or a single app.
Input — any interface or mic connected to your Mac. Pick the device and the channels.
System output — everything you hear, captured cleanly with no cables.
A single app — just Spotify, a browser tab, or your DAW. If the app isn't playing yet, Catch waits and starts the instant it does.
Play it, name it, drag it onto a track.
Every catch lands in a list docked to the window: scrub the waveform, rename it, reveal the file, or drag it straight into Ableton, Logic, or Pro Tools.
Catch names every take with a two-word phrase, so nothing is ever "Untitled 3".
Fourteen palettes. Four formats. One tap.
Save as WAV, AIFF, FLAC, or M4A at 16, 24, or 32-bit. Auto-normalize lifts every catch to a usable level, and takes are filed into dated folders automatically.
The whole app follows your palette — fourteen themes, light and dark.