Rolltop support
Your Desktop and Downloads, explained. Answers in plain English.
Getting started
3 articles- Get started with RolltopChoose Desktop and Downloads, say where your screenshots go, and Rolltop reads them.
- The OverviewOne sentence that says what is worth a look, then your screenshots, downloads and where they came from.
- The folders Rolltop looks afterRolltop only sees the folders you choose. Choose one again if it goes grey.
Purchases
3 articles- What does it cost?Looking is free. One €4.99 purchase lets Rolltop tidy as often as you like.
- Restore your purchaseBought it on another Mac, or after reinstalling.
- Ask for a refundRefunds go through Apple.
Apply and Undo
3 articles- Apply a runEvery change is shown first. Nothing moves until you press Apply.
- Undo a runOne Undo puts a whole run back. Undo is always free.
- Nothing is erasedRemoving a file means the Trash, so Put Back works.
Downloads
6 articles- Downloads and Desktop, explainedEvery file with where it came from, the app that saved it, and what happens if you remove it.
- You have another copy, or your only copyWhat each verdict means, and the facts Rolltop needs before it says one.
- Where a download came fromThe site, the app that saved it and the day, as macOS recorded them.
- Private keys in DownloadsA calm note to keep it somewhere safer. Rolltop never opens it.
- Sources and rulesSee which apps your downloads came from, and file what one app saves.
- Archive old downloadsMove downloads untouched for 90 days or more into a folder you choose, by month.
Reference
4 articles- Every app and site Rolltop knowsThe 47 apps and 49 sites Rolltop names, the kinds of file it explains, and what it says about each.
- What Rolltop needsmacOS 26 or later.
- What Rolltop reads, and what stays on your MacRolltop can’t reach the internet, and nothing comes to us.
- Keyboard shortcutsMove around Rolltop and apply runs from the keyboard.
Screenshots
4 articles- How a screenshot gets its nameRolltop reads the text in the picture on your Mac and picks the line it is about. It never makes up a word.
- Name your screenshotsThe Screenshots list: every name waiting, ready to change, file or leave as it is.
- Review One by OneGo through your screenshots one at a time, with the keyboard.
- Which pictures count as screenshotsScreenshots you took, and ones people sent you, including from an iPhone.