Every bounce,
the second you make it
Your last mix, with its waveform and its loudness, before you have switched windows. Every version of a track folded into one row. Convert it and send it without opening anything. It works on every other file you touch too.
A Place per project
One for the record, one for artwork, one for admin. Each keeps its own file types, its own time window, its own pinned files.
Only what matters
Narrow a rule to a folder name. “WAV inside Bounces” means your bounces, not every sample in the session.
Drag straight out
Multi-select and drag into Mail, Logic, anywhere. Quick Look with the space bar. Pin what you keep returning to.
Never leaves your Mac
Your files are read locally and go nowhere. Settings can follow you between Macs through your own iCloud. The files never do.
Made by a musician,
for musicians
Which is why it knows what a bounce is. Every version of a track folds into one row, led by the mix you call MAIN rather than whichever you saved last, because it learns how you name them. And every bounce is measured as it lands: integrated loudness, true peak and phase correlation, sitting on the row before you have opened anything.
0.0 dBTP
+0.93 corr
−0.4 dBTP
+0.91 corr
−1.1 dBTP
+0.88 corr
−0.8 dBTP
+0.94 corr
−0.3 dBTP
+0.92 corr
Convert it, then
send it
Whatever format they asked for. MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC or Apple Lossless, each one remembering its own settings, so you set the bitrate once and never think about it again. Normalise to a peak or to broadcast loudness. Right-click, pick, done.
Make it yours
down to the waveform
Light or dark, your accent colour, your waveform colour, roomy rows or compact. Have a play with it below. Set it once and it follows you to every Mac you own.
Artwork you can
actually see
Thumbnails for images, Logic projects and video, so a folder of covers reads at a glance instead of as a column of file names.
Everyone else has
the same problem
Recent Files started because bouncing a mix and then hunting for it in Finder, twenty times a day, is a stupid way to spend a life. It was built by a composer for his own sessions, which is why it knows what a bounce is, what a version is and how loud both of them are. Then it turned out everybody has that problem. It is just a different folder each time.
Producers and engineers
The bounce you made ten seconds ago, with its waveform, its integrated loudness and its true peak, before you have even switched windows. Every version of the track on one row. Convert it and send it without leaving the list.
Designers and photographers
Exports, proofs and layered files as real thumbnails, so you pick the right version first time instead of opening four.
Editors and writers
Every draft, PDF, contract and note you touched today, newest first, whichever folder it was buried in.
Everyone drowning in Downloads
Attachments, screenshots, invoices. The things you save and lose in the same minute.
Nothing moves, nothing is copied, nothing is uploaded. Your folders stay exactly as they are — Recent Files just puts the last thing you made one click from your cursor, all day, every day.
Free
Genuinely free. No trial, no timer.
- One Place, every file type
- Waveforms and audio preview
- Versions folded into one row
- Quick Look and pinning
- Share and reveal in Finder
- Menu bar and main window
Pro
£19 once. Never a subscription.
- Unlimited Places
- Loudness, true peak and phase on every row
- Convert audio, MP3 included
- Multi-select and batch actions
- Thumbnail previews
- Settings synced across your Macs
The last mix you made,
one click away
Download on the Mac App Store
Free to use · Pro is a one-time £19 unlock · macOS 14 or later