The drag-and-drop shelf for your Mac. Shake while dragging, drop your files on the shelf, go anywhere, and drag them out again.
Dragging files between windows, Spaces and apps is fiddly. MoveIt gives you a shelf right where your pointer is.
Start dragging anything and give it a quick shake. A shelf appears under the pointer.
Let go on the shelf, then switch apps, Spaces or windows. Your files wait for you.
Drag everything out at once, or send it with AirDrop, Messages or Mail.

Click ••• on any shelf. Copies are saved next to the originals, so nothing gets overwritten.

Drop files at the top of the screen and pick them up later.

Reopen pinned and recent shelves from the menu bar.

Press ⌘ K on a shelf and type.
The download is the full app. Open it, click Start Free Trial (it needs the internet once), use everything for 3 days, then decide.
Buy at any point and everything unlocks for good: shelves open instantly, every tool, one key for your Mac.
No subscription, no account. Buy a license, paste the key, done.
Already have a key? In MoveIt, click Redeem Key.
No. You pay once and MoveIt Pro is yours.
One Mac per license. Getting a new Mac, or using a second one? Buy a new license for it; keys can't be moved between Macs.
Once to start the free trial, and once to paste your key. After that MoveIt works without internet.
For four more days MoveIt keeps working in limited mode: shelves still move your files, but the tools are locked and new shelves wait 5 seconds. After that MoveIt pauses until you buy it. Your pinned and recent shelves stay where they are. The trial belongs to your Mac, so reinstalling MoveIt doesn't start a new one.
macOS checks apps for a certificate from Apple, and MoveIt doesn't have one yet. You confirm it once in System Settings › Privacy & Security. See the steps with pictures.
Never. Your files stay on your Mac. MoveIt only talks to our server to start your free trial, to check the trial's clock when it opens, to activate your key, and to look once a day for a new version. The server knows your Mac by an anonymous code, never by your name or your files.
Macs with Apple silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 13 Ventura or later.