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# Conjure
A native macOS launcher for applications, calculations, unit and currency conversions, and English → Japanese translation.
A native macOS launcher for applications, calculations, unit and currency conversions, emoji, and English → Japanese translation.
## Build and install
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Currency and crypto conversions require internet access and use [currency-api](https://github.com/fawazahmed0/exchange-api). These are **daily rates, not live market prices**; the snapshot date is shown with the answer. Treat them as estimates, not trading or payment quotes. Fetch failures show an error rather than silently using old rates; change the query to retry.
## Emoji picker
Search for **Conjure Emoji** and open it. Browse the grid or search by name, keyword, `:shortcode:`, or emoji. Use the category menu to filter results or show **Recently Used**. Your last 30 selections are saved locally and appear first when you reopen the picker.
Use the arrow keys to navigate; Control-J/Control-K move one emoji forward/back. Return or clicking an emoji copies it and dismisses Conjure, restoring focus to the previous app. Paste with Command-V; no Accessibility permission is needed. Escape or the Back chevron returns to the launcher and restores your search.
The picker works offline with 1,870 emoji from [gemoji v4.1.0](https://github.com/github/gemoji/tree/v4.1.0). Its [MIT license](Sources/ConjureKit/Resources/LICENSE-gemoji.txt) is included in the application.
## Translation
Search for **Conjure Translate** and open it. Enter English in the search bar, choose a provider, then press Return or click **Translate**. Typing alone never sends text. Copy selected Japanese output with Command-C; the copy hint appears beside the Translate action at the bottom. The Back chevron beside the input or Escape returns to the launcher and restores your search.