Kosmica
Instantly fast.
Entirely yours.
Kosmica is written in SwiftUI for Mac and iPhone, and its grid moves on real springs. Search, tags and colours are worked out on your device, so nothing waits on a server. Your library stays in your own iCloud, with no account to make.
Anything with pixels or a URL.
- Images
- Screenshots
- Links
- X posts
- Dribbble shots
- Pinterest pins
- Web pages
- Photos
- Mockups
Sync
One library, two devices.
Add it on your Mac. Find it on your iPhone a moment later. Kosmica syncs through a private iCloud container, and Handoff picks up where you left off.
Design
Made of glass.
Liquid Glass on macOS 26 and iOS 26. Toolbars, tab bars and controls step back. Your images stay in front.
Search
Finds what you mean.
Kosmica reads your library on your device. Search in plain words, by colour, or by what something looks like.
Natural-language search
Type “beige interiors that are elegant”. Apple’s on-device model does the rest.
Tags that write themselves
Vision labels every image as it arrives. Keep the tags or change them.
Colour search
Every image keeps its palette. Pick a swatch. See everything that matches.
Similar images
Open one. Find its neighbours, across every collection.
What you can save
Images and links today. PDFs and videos next.
Anything with pixels or a URL goes in now. Documents and video are on the way.
Images
Photos, screenshots, mockups.
oakywood.shopLinks
A snapshot, a summary, a favicon.
PDF Coming soon
Documents, kept next to the rest.
Videos Coming soon
Clips and screen recordings.
Sharing
Share a collection.
Invite people with CloudKit sharing. They add, you see it. You rename, they see it. No sign-up. No website.
Native
Native on every device.
Written in Swift for Mac and iPhone. Your library lives on your devices and syncs through your own iCloud. No Kosmica account.
Native apps. Like Apple built it for you. Seven people. Thirteen years in the craft. Runs on the iCloud you already pay for.
Respects Reduce Motion and your appearance setting.
Everything else
A library that gets better the more you add.
Safari extension
Save from the context menu or toolbar, on Mac and iPhone.
Save from x.com
A K button on every post. Shift-click to pick a collection.
Share extension
“Add to Kosmica” from any app, on both platforms.
Menu bar
Drop files on the K, or let it collect new screenshots.
Drops folder
Anything you put in it is imported as it lands.
Widgets
Random picks from your library, plus an Add Link control.
Shortcuts & Siri
Add, search and open from any automation.
Spotlight
Find your items from anywhere on your device.
Visual Intelligence
Search your library from the camera.
Live Text
Select and copy text inside any image.
Quick Look
Space bar, full size, done.
Handoff
Start on your Mac. Carry on from your iPhone.
Smart folders
Group by rule, or describe the folder in plain words.
Suggested collections
New saves in Inbox come with a home picked out. Move or dismiss.
Pinned collections
Keep the ones you use at the top.
Trash
Put Back anytime. Emptied for you after 30 days.
Auto-updates
The Mac app keeps itself current.
Questions
Questions? Answers.
Do I need an account?
No. Kosmica uses the iCloud account already on your devices, so there is nothing to sign up for.
Does Kosmica track me?
No. No analytics, no tracking, no account. The App Store privacy label reads “Data Not Collected”.
Where does my library live?
On your devices and in Kosmica’s container in your own iCloud. Skcript cannot read it.
Is Kosmica a subscription?
No. Kosmica is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. There are no recurring charges.
How much does it cost?
One purchase, $14.99, Mac and iPhone.
Where can I buy it?
On the App Store for iPhone and Mac this month, with the Safari extension included. Kosmica is sold only on the App Store.
What if I have more than one Mac or iPhone?
There is no extra charge. One purchase, $14.99, Mac and iPhone, on every device signed in with your Apple Account.
Does it work on iPad?
Not yet. iPad lands late October or early November 2026.
Does analysis happen on my device?
Yes. Text recognition, tags, colours, similar images and link summaries run on your device with Apple’s Vision and Foundation Models, and nothing is sent to Skcript.