Releases · GithubAnant/peeler

What's New

Fixed permission popup on every update: Removed the launch-time permission check that was incorrectly triggering after Sparkle updates. Permission is now only checked when you use a feature, with improved messaging if it fails.

Download the DMG below, open it, and drag Peeler to Applications.

If macOS says the app is damaged or unverified, run:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Peeler.app

Better permission handling after reinstall: The app now checks for Screen Recording permission on launch and shows a clear explanation if macOS has invalidated the permission (common after reinstalling or updating). The alert guides you to toggle the permission off and back on in System Settings.
Updated homepage URL: Settings → About now links to peeler.anants.studio.

Download the DMG below, open it, and drag Peeler to Applications.

If macOS says the app is damaged or unverified, run:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Peeler.app

Peeler v1.0.4. Updated DMG styling with lighter background and cleaner layout.

Peeler v1.0.3 – Sticky Note release

A lightweight macOS menu bar app for picking colors and extracting palettes from your screen.

Eyedropper — Pick any color from your screen with a global hotkey (Cmd + Shift + C)
Palette extraction — Select a screen region and extract its dominant colors (Cmd + Shift + X)
12 color formats — Copy as Hex, RGB, HSL, HSB, OKLCH, SwiftUI, NSColor, UIColor, and more
Color history — Browse and re-copy recently picked colors
Saved palettes — Name, organize, and revisit extracted palettes
Export — Export palettes as CSS variables, Tailwind config, JSON, or plain hex
In-app updates — Automatic update checks via Sparkle

Download Peeler-1.0.0.dmg below, open it, and drag Peeler.app to your Applications folder.

Since Peeler is not notarized, macOS may block it on first launch. To fix this, run:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Peeler.app