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FileDial puts 525 file tools one click away in Finder. Select any file, click once, and a dial offers the tools that fit it: compress, convert, merge, sign, redact, OCR, trim. Everything runs on your Mac, so nothing is uploaded. $20 once after a 1-day free trial.
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Himanshu, and I built FileDial.
Every week I'd need to shrink a PDF, convert a HEIC, trim a video or strip location from a photo, and every time it meant googling a converter, uploading something private to a site I didn't trust, and waiting. The FBI has even warned that free online converters are being used to spread malware.
So I put the tools where the files already are. Click any file in Finder and a dial opens with only the tools that fit that file. Click one and it runs, right on your Mac.
What's inside:
525 tools across PDFs, photos, video, audio, documents, spreadsheets, subtitles and archives
Nothing is uploaded. Every tool works with Wi-Fi off
Results save beside the original, and every action has Undo
Batch: select 300 photos, run one tool
Recipes chain tools, and watched folders run them automatically
Pricing: try every tool free for 1 day, no card, no account. Then $20 once, for 2 Macs, with a 14-day refund. No subscription.
Needs macOS 14+ on Apple silicon.
I'd love to know: which file chore do you still open a website for? If FileDial can't do it yet, tell me and I'll add it.
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About FileDial on Product Hunt
“One click on any file for 500+ offline Mac tools”
FileDial was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #191 on the daily leaderboard. FileDial puts 525 file tools one click away in Finder. Select any file, click once, and a dial offers the tools that fit it: compress, convert, merge, sign, redact, OCR, trim. Everything runs on your Mac, so nothing is uploaded. $20 once after a 1-day free trial.
FileDial was featured in Mac (103.9k followers), Productivity (665.4k followers) and Privacy (11.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 200.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted FileDial?
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Himanshu Ranjan
Hey Product Hunt, I'm Himanshu, and I built FileDial.
Every week I'd need to shrink a PDF, convert a HEIC, trim a video or strip location from a photo, and every time it meant googling a converter, uploading something private to a site I didn't trust, and waiting. The FBI has even warned that free online converters are being used to spread malware.
So I put the tools where the files already are. Click any file in Finder and a dial opens with only the tools that fit that file. Click one and it runs, right on your Mac.
What's inside:
525 tools across PDFs, photos, video, audio, documents, spreadsheets, subtitles and archives
Nothing is uploaded. Every tool works with Wi-Fi off
Results save beside the original, and every action has Undo
Batch: select 300 photos, run one tool
Recipes chain tools, and watched folders run them automatically
Pricing: try every tool free for 1 day, no card, no account. Then $20 once, for 2 Macs, with a 14-day refund. No subscription.
Needs macOS 14+ on Apple silicon.
I'd love to know: which file chore do you still open a website for? If FileDial can't do it yet, tell me and I'll add it.