Two minutes, no terminal, no Python. Pick your machine.
11 Big Sur or later · Apple Silicon & Intel
Download the .dmgxattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Overshare.app
Overshare isn't signed by a paid Apple account, so macOS gives every new build a new fingerprint and files your permission under the old one — it stops matching. This happens on every update.
Flipping the switch off and on won't fix it (it re-approves the old build). Replace the entry instead: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Accessibility → select Overshare → press −, then + and add it back from Applications.
Overshare notices within a minute and reopens itself — that part's automatic.
10 or 11 · 64-bit
Download the installerEverything else — the AI, the recaps, what stays private — is optional and already set to something sensible.
Click the icon in your menu bar (macOS) or system tray (Windows) → Settings… It opens on a page explaining what the app does.
In Discord: right-click a channel → Edit Channel → Integrations → Webhooks → Copy Webhook URL. Paste it into Setup — it goes green when it works. Telegram works too, or both at once.
It's already telling her. Take a look at Privacy if you want to add anything to the blocklist — banking, password managers and private windows are hidden already.
The app sees what app and page you're on. The optional extension adds what happens inside a page — a like, a Not Interested, a reel, an add-to-cart — for X, Instagram, YouTube, Reddit, TikTok, Spotify, Netflix, Amazon and LinkedIn. Same channel, off until you switch it on.
Open chrome://extensions (Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc,
Opera) → turn on Developer mode → Load unpacked → pick
the unzipped folder.
Click the extension → Options → paste the same webhook → flip on the sites and actions you like. It reads only public actions — a like, a vote, what you're watching — never your messages.