Mojito adds Slack-style emoji autocomplete to macOS
Mojito is a free, open-source macOS utility that lets you type a colon and search for emoji, symbols, or shortcodes anywhere you can type, including apps like TextEdit, iMessage, and Terminal. It aims to make emoji insertion feel as fast as Slack-style autocomplete, while staying out of the way in apps that already support similar behavior.
Hot take: this is a small utility with a very clear job, and that clarity is the product. The execution angle is strong because it solves a real cross-app inconsistency instead of trying to be a full emoji browser.
- –Strong utility fit for power users on macOS who already live in keyboard shortcuts.
- –Good differentiation comes from working system-wide and ignoring apps/sites that already handle `:emoji:` well.
- –The open-source donationware angle lowers adoption friction and builds trust.
- –Crowded category risk is real; this competes conceptually with Rocket, the native emoji picker, and other Mac input helpers.
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2026-05-27
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2026-05-27
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