SiteHaul vs Quicky
Comprehensive feature analysis, ratings breakdown, platform compatibility, and community review comparison.
Detailed Feature Comparison Matrix
Compare Other Tools| Dimension |  SiteHaul |  Quicky |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Category | Mac | Mac |
| Community Rating | No ratings(0 reviews) | No ratings(0 reviews) |
| Community Upvotes | 11 votes | 5 votes |
| Supported Platforms | Web | Web |
| Tags & Focus | #Productivity#Mac#Design Tools | #Productivity#Mac#Menu Bar Apps |
| Maker / Company | Independent Developer | Independent Developer |
| Platform Verification | Community Listing | Community Listing |
About SiteHaul
SiteHaul is a powerful productivity and design tool built specifically for macOS that allows users to screenshot an entire website with a single click. Unlike standard browser extensions that force you to capture one tab at a time and manually name every file, or hosted services that render your clients' private pages on external servers, SiteHaul operates entirely locally on your Mac.
By reading a website's sitemap, SiteHaul automatically captures every page in both desktop and mobile resolutions in a single run. Files are automatically named based on their respective URLs, eliminating tedious manual organization. In addition to visual screenshots, the tool extracts and exports each page's copy as Markdown and generates a urls.md redirect map, making it highly useful for website migrations, audits, and design reviews.
SiteHaul prioritizes privacy and simplicity: there are no accounts to create, and absolutely no data is uploaded. It is free to use for up to 50 pages a month, with a simple one-time payment of $49 for unrestricted access.
Pros of SiteHaul
- Captures both desktop and mobile layouts in a single run
- Operates entirely locally on your Mac with no uploads or accounts required
- Automatically names captured files based on their URLs
- Exports page copy to Markdown and generates a urls.md redirect map
Cons of SiteHaul
- Available exclusively for macOS users
- Free tier is capped at 50 pages per month
Frequently Asked Questions
How does SiteHaul capture every page on a website?
SiteHaul reads the target website's sitemap and automatically processes and captures every listed page in both desktop and mobile views in a single run.
Where are my website screenshots and data stored?
Everything is processed and stored entirely on your Mac. SiteHaul does not require an account and never uploads your images or data to external servers.
What formats does SiteHaul export?
SiteHaul saves your screenshots as image files named after their corresponding URLs. It also exports each page's text copy as a Markdown file and creates a urls.md redirect map.
What is the pricing model for SiteHaul?
SiteHaul is free to use for up to 50 pages per month. To remove limits, you can purchase the application for a one-time fee of $49.
About Quicky
Quicky is a high-performance, keyboard-first menu bar utility designed to bring instant access to your most-used files, folders, applications, and web links. Developed natively with SwiftUI, Quicky drops down a seamless panel directly from your system's menu bar, ensuring your essential project resources are never more than a keystroke or click away.
Built with efficiency and privacy at its core, Quicky allows users to organize shortcuts into distinct, color-coded Sets tailored to specific projects. Its fast search functionality enables you to find and launch anything instantly by simply typing a few letters. Best of all, Quicky prioritizes user privacy with zero data collection and no network calls, running entirely locally on your device.
Pros of Quicky
- Instant menu-bar access to files, folders, apps, and links
- Keyboard-first navigation with quick-search functionality
- Color-coded Sets to easily organize shortcuts per project
- Strict privacy with no data collection and zero network calls
- Built natively with SwiftUI for macOS 14+
Cons of Quicky
- Requires macOS 14+ or compatible PC environment
- Limited to menu-bar dropdown functionality
- Lacks advanced cloud-sync features due to local-only privacy focus
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Quicky?
Quicky is a keyboard-first menu-bar app for Mac and PC that provides instant access to your files, folders, applications, and web links.
How does Quicky organize shortcuts?
You can organize your shortcuts into color-coded 'Sets' tailored to individual projects, allowing you to easily switch and find what you need by typing a few letters.
Is Quicky secure and private?
Yes. Quicky makes zero network calls and collects no data, ensuring all your shortcuts and file pathways remain completely private on your device.
What system requirements are needed for Quicky?
Quicky is built using native SwiftUI and requires macOS 14 or later for Mac users.