Ramble for Mac

Lives in your menu bar. Click it, pick a microphone and press Start rambling, then talk through what’s wrong with an app for up to ten minutes. It records your screen and your voice and hands you the same link a browser recording does.

Version
0.1.4
Size
3.7 MB
Requires
macOS 14.0 or later, Apple Silicon
Security
Notarized by Apple
Download Ramble 0.1.4

A disk image (.dmg). Ramble records your screen and your voice; see the Privacy Policy and Terms.

The first time you open it

  1. Install and open

    Open the disk image, drag Ramble onto Applications and open it. There is no Dock icon: look for the Ramble icon in the menu bar.

  2. Microphone

    Press Allow when macOS asks. Ramble listens only while you are recording and while its menu is open, to show the level meter.

  3. Screen Recording

    Press Allow, switch Ramble on in System Settings, then come back. macOS applies this permission only to a fresh process, so Ramble then offers a Relaunch button. Press it.

  4. Sign in

    Ramble opens ramble.sh in your browser. Sign in with Google and press Connect. Your rambles are saved to that account, and the sign-in stays in your Mac’s Keychain.

Using a coding agent?

Connect Claude Code or another agent to Ramble, and a ramble becomes work it can start from. Set up the connection

Uninstalling

  1. Quit Ramble from the menu bar icon. If you turned on Open at login, switch it off first in System Settings, General, Login Items & Extensions.
  2. Drag Ramble from Applications to the Trash.
  3. To remove the saved sign-in too, delete the sh.ramble.desktop item in Keychain Access.

Rambles you recorded stay on ramble.sh until you delete them. Delete one from its own page, or delete your account and everything on it.