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A Block is one reusable piece of work — text, an email, a link, an image, a PDF, or a file. Use Collections to keep your Blocks organized. Moving a Block between Collections only changes where you find it.

A Kit combines the Blocks and steps you need for work you expect to do again — for example, a Job Application Kit with an application email, résumé, cover letter, portfolio link, and checklist. When you add a Block to a Kit, WrapKit adds a copy, so you can customize the Kit without changing your original Block.

A Wrap is one real use of a Kit — for example, Job Application Kit → Acme. The Kit stays reusable; the Wrap has its own person, status, dates, next action, checklist, notes, content, and versions.

Kits can include fields — like Company, Role, or Hiring Manager — that you fill in differently each time. When you create a Wrap, those values personalize the content for that situation.

Kit Templates are complete, ready-made workflows you can customize: Job Application, Client Onboarding, Brand Sponsorship Pitch, Influencer Media Kit, Press Kit, Travel Kit. Starter Blocks are individual ready-made pieces you can add to a Kit.

Versions preserve snapshots of a Wrap over time. When your work changes significantly, choose New Version. Earlier Versions stay in the Wrap’s Version History.

1. Copy what you want to keep — text, a link, an image, a PDF, or a file.
2. Press ⌃⌥⌘B. A small panel shows what you copied.
3. Check the title, then choose Save to Blocks. Press Esc to cancel.

Copy one item at a time. Folders can’t be saved as Blocks.

Both shortcuts work in any app while WrapKit is running, so make sure WrapKit is open. If you changed a shortcut, check it in Settings → Shortcuts, where you can also restore the defaults. For Save to Blocks, copy something first — if the clipboard is empty, there is nothing to save, and the shortcut always uses your most recent copy.

Text, Email, and Link Blocks are copied, ready to paste. Image, PDF, and File Blocks open in their default app. Kits and Wraps open in WrapKit. Press Esc, or the shortcut again, to close Quick Access.

WrapKit is free to download and includes up to 2 Kits and up to 5 active Wraps. Completed Wraps don’t count toward the active limit — complete or delete an active Wrap to create another.

Unlimited Kits and unlimited active Wraps. WrapKit Pro Lifetime is a one-time, non-consumable in-app purchase. It is not a subscription.

1. Open WrapKit on a Mac signed in with the Apple Account you used to buy Pro.
2. Open Settings from the sidebar.
3. In WrapKit Pro, choose Restore Purchases.

You can also choose Restore Purchases on the WrapKit Pro screen.

The Mac App Store shows the current price for your country or region before you buy.

Purchases are processed by Apple, so refunds are handled under Apple’s policies. You can request one at reportaproblem.apple.com.

Locally on your Mac. WrapKit doesn’t have a WrapKit cloud or account, and your Blocks, Kits, Wraps, and added files aren’t uploaded to us.

No. There’s no sign-up and no WrapKit login.

No. WrapKit keeps your workspace on the Mac you use it on. We recommend backing up your Mac regularly, for example with Time Machine.

Blocks added to Kits are copies, so removing a Block doesn’t remove copies already in a Kit. Deleting a Kit doesn’t delete the Wraps you created from it. Deleting a Wrap permanently removes it, including all of its Versions. Always review the confirmation WrapKit shows before continuing.