The status display

The app narrates what it’s doing — load results, alignment notes, warnings, save confirmations, clipboard copies — so you’re never left guessing whether something worked.

The status pill

At the top right of the toolbar is the status pill: a single line showing the most recent message only. It’s the at-a-glance “what just happened” — a package opened, a video loaded, a warning raised.

The status pill (right) and the Status button that opens the full history.
The status pill (right) and the Status button that opens the full history.

The full history

Messages are never thrown away. The Status ▾ button beside the pill opens a floating window with the complete running history of the session, in order — the place to look when a message flashed past too quickly, or when you want to see the sequence of what happened (for example, every clipboard timecode that was copied, or the details behind a warning).

The history window is always on top and sized relative to the main window; it closes with the app and remembers its own placement between sessions.