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KasetKaset is a native macOS app for YouTube Music and YouTube, built with Swift and SwiftUI. It gives you a clean, Apple Music-style window with a sidebar and a player bar, and a switch between Music and YouTube. Sign in with your Google account to play your library, liked songs, playlists and podcasts, explore new releases, charts and moods, and search for songs, albums and artists. On the YouTube side you can browse recommendations, subscriptions, Shorts, Watch Later and history, and watch videos with captions, quality choice and picture in picture.Music & Audio
ClockerClocker is a menu bar app that keeps track of the time where your friends and colleagues are. Add cities, places or time zones from thousands of choices, and their times appear in a panel under the menu bar, or right in the menu bar itself with several clocks. Give each place your own label and notes, see sunrise and sunset times, and sort places by time difference. The Time Scroller lets you slide into the past or future to see what time it will be everywhere, which makes planning a call across time zones easy.Productivity
TunnelblickTunnelblick is a free graphical interface for OpenVPN on macOS. It gives you easy control of OpenVPN connections from an icon in the menu bar: install the configuration file your VPN provider, school or company gives you, then connect and disconnect with a click. You can keep several configurations, see the status of each connection, and use the options for network monitoring and IPv6 that Tunnelblick offers to keep your connection behaving as expected.Internet Utilities
SyncthingSyncthing keeps folders in sync between your own computers and devices, directly and privately. Instead of uploading files to a company's cloud, your devices talk to each other, so your data stays on hardware you own. Choose a folder, share it with another device running Syncthing, on a Mac, Windows or Linux computer, and changes are copied across automatically. Syncthing for macOS is the official Mac app: it puts Syncthing in your menu bar with a status icon, opens Syncthing's web interface in your browser, can start at login, and opens shared folders in Finder.Internet Utilities
SlothSloth shows all the open files, folders, network sockets, pipes and devices in use by every process running on your Mac. That makes it easy to find out which app is holding on to a file you cannot delete or eject, which programs are talking to the network, and on which ports. You can filter by name, access mode, volume, type or location, use regular expressions, and sort by process, file count, type and more. An inspection window gives detailed information about any file, socket or process, and a contextual menu offers handy file actions.System Utilities
QuicksilverQuicksilver is a fast productivity app that lets you control your Mac from the keyboard. Press its hotkey, type a few letters and launch applications, open files and folders or reach your bookmarks in an instant. It goes further than a launcher: pick a file and an action to move, copy, email or compress it, send messages and control music. Quicksilver learns your habits, so the things you use most come up first, and plugins add many more actions and sources.Productivity
QuickLook VideoQuickLook Video, also known as QLVideo, teaches your Mac to understand many more audio and video files. Out of the box, Finder, Quick Look and Spotlight only handle a limited set of formats. With QuickLook Video installed you get Finder thumbnails, Quick Look previews and details in the Get Info window for files such as Matroska (MKV), WebM, AVI, Windows Media, Ogg, Flash Video and Real Media, with codecs including VP8, VP9, AV1, HEVC, Theora, DivX and many more.Video
PikaPika makes it quick to find colours on your screen in the format you need. Press its shortcut, point at anything on screen and Pika picks the colour, ready to copy as Hex, RGB, HSB, HSL, Lab, OKLCH or OpenGL values. It holds a foreground and a background colour side by side and shows how well they contrast, which helps you check text against the WCAG accessibility guidelines. You can swap the two colours, undo and redo, and use the macOS system colour picker when you want to choose a colour by hand.Graphic Design
OnlySwitchOnlySwitch puts everyday macOS controls into one customizable menu bar app. Instead of digging through System Settings or typing Terminal commands, you click a switch: hide desktop icons, change appearance to dark mode, keep the Mac awake, show hidden files or the Finder path bar, connect AirPods or Bluetooth, empty the Trash or the clipboard, clear the Xcode cache, and more. You can add, remove and reorder switches, import your macOS Shortcuts, give any switch a keyboard shortcut, and place controls on the desktop as widgets.Customization
MacPackerMacPacker lets you browse archives like folders. Open a ZIP, RAR, 7z or one of more than 40 other formats and you see everything inside without extracting a single byte, even archives nested inside other archives. Drag out just the files you need instead of unpacking gigabytes for one file, preview files with Quick Look, and right-click in Finder to extract or compress without opening the app. When you do extract everything, several top-level items land neatly in a folder named after the archive.System Utilities
KiwixKiwix lets you read Wikipedia and other websites offline. It opens ZIM files, a compact open format that packs a whole website into a single file, so you can download Wikipedia, Wiktionary and many other collections once and then read them anywhere, on a plane, in the countryside or wherever the connection is slow or expensive. The built-in library lets you browse and download ZIM files, and you can open several at once, search their contents and follow links just as you would online.Education
FSNotesFSNotes is a fast, native notes app for Mac that keeps every note as a portable Markdown or plain-text file instead of locking it in a database. You can open and edit your notes with any other app, now or years from now. It stays quick even with more than 10,000 notes, and it fits your way of working with multiple folders, external editors, iCloud Drive or Dropbox, and optional Git backups. Connect ideas with tags and [[links]], protect private notes with AES-256 encryption, and see code, Mermaid diagrams and MathJax rendered.Productivity
TomatoBarTomatoBar is a neat Pomodoro timer for the macOS menu bar. The Pomodoro technique helps you focus by working in short, timed blocks with breaks in between, and TomatoBar keeps track of them for you. Start the timer from the menu bar or with a global hotkey, and it counts down your work interval, then your short or long rest, with discreet notifications you can act on and optional ticking and alarm sounds with their own volume controls.Productivity
StretchlyStretchly reminds you to take breaks while you work on your computer. It lives in the menu bar and, by default, shows a 20-second mini break every 10 minutes and a 5-minute long break every 30 minutes, each with an idea for what to do, such as stretching, resting your eyes or getting up to move. You are told a few seconds before each break so you can finish what you are doing, and you can postpone a break once or skip it after a while. When you step away from the computer for 5 minutes, breaks pause until you are back.Health & Fitness
PureMacPureMac is a free Mac care app that cleans up junk, removes apps completely and shows where your storage goes, with no subscription and no telemetry. Smart Scan checks system caches, logs and temporary files, your user caches, mail attachments, the Trash bins, and developer caches from Homebrew, npm, yarn, pnpm, Docker and Xcode, then shows what it found before anything is removed. Large and old files are listed but never selected automatically, and you can exclude any path you want to keep.System Utilities
MiddleClickMiddleClick adds the missing middle mouse button to your MacBook trackpad and Magic Mouse. Click or tap with three fingers and macOS receives a middle click, just as if you had a mouse with a scroll wheel. That means you can close browser tabs by middle-clicking them, open links in a new background tab in Safari, and paste selected text in Terminal. The app sits quietly in the menu bar, and you can hide its icon if you prefer.Customization
LunarLunar controls your external monitors from your Mac. Instead of dimming the picture with a dark overlay, as some apps do, it sends commands straight to the monitor over the Display Data Channel, so it changes the monitor's real brightness and contrast. That keeps colours closer to reality, uses less power and reduces backlight bleed. The familiar keys work too: the brightness keys adjust every display at once, the volume keys change the volume of the active monitor, and you can set hotkeys to switch the monitor's input to another HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C port. Apple displays, such as the Studio Display and Pro Display XDR, get smooth native control.System Utilities
ItsycalItsycal is a tiny calendar for your Mac's menu bar. Click its icon and a small, clean calendar drops down, with your events from the Mac Calendar app listed below. You can create new events, join virtual meetings straight from an event, and copy a meeting link from the right-click menu. ISO week numbers, a configurable shortcut to open it, and plenty of keyboard controls, including jumping to a date and Vim-style motions, make it quick to use.Productivity
GitifyGitify brings your Git notifications to the Mac menu bar. Instead of keeping a browser tab open, you see new issues, pull requests, reviews, releases and mentions in a small window that opens from the menu bar, and you can open them, mark them as read or done, or unsubscribe from there. It works with GitHub, including GitHub Enterprise, and with other Git platforms such as GitLab, Gitea, Forgejo, Codeberg and Bitbucket Cloud, and you can sign in to several accounts at once. Filters, settings and themes let you see only what matters to you.Developer Tools
WhatCableUSB-C cables all look alike, but a charge-only USB 2.0 cable and a 240 W, 40 Gbps Thunderbolt cable are very different. WhatCable is a small menu bar app that tells you, in plain English, what each USB-C cable plugged into your Mac can actually do. For every port it shows a clear headline, such as Thunderbolt, display connected or charge-only cable, plus the cable's speed and power rating, the charger's power profiles and the connected device. When your Mac charges slowly, a banner points to the bottleneck, for example a cable rated below the charger.System Utilities
ThawThaw takes back your Mac's menu bar. It hides the icons you do not need, with an always-hidden section for the rest, and brings them back when you hover, click, scroll, swipe or press a hotkey. You can search and jump to any menu bar item from the keyboard, arrange items by drag and drop, keep related items together in groups, and show hidden items in a separate bar, which helps on MacBooks with a notch. Triggers can reveal an item when something happens, such as a low battery, a Wi-Fi network or a Focus mode, and profiles switch layouts per display or Space.Customization
Input Source ProInput Source Pro is made for people who type in more than one language. It switches your input source automatically depending on the app you are using, or even the website you are browsing, so you no longer start typing in the wrong language. Set a default input source for each app, and for each website in browsers such as Safari, Chrome, Arc, Edge, Firefox and Brave, and Input Source Pro changes it as you move between them. A clean on-screen indicator shows which input source is active.Productivity
eqMaceqMac is a system-wide audio equalizer for macOS. It processes all the sound your Mac plays, so you can shape it for every app at once: use the Basic Equalizer for bass, mids and treble, or the Advanced Equalizer with 10 fixed bands. Reference presets for more than 4,600 headphones help you get a balanced sound, and Super Presets switch automatically when the output device or main audio app changes. eqMac also adds volume and balance control for HDMI, DisplayPort and other devices that macOS cannot adjust, and can boost volume beyond 100%.Music & Audio
ClipyClipy is a clipboard extension for macOS. It remembers what you copy, so you can paste something you copied earlier instead of only the last item, and it keeps snippets: pieces of text you use often, organised in folders. Everything is reached from the menu bar or with keyboard shortcuts: Shift-Command-V opens the main menu, Control-Command-V opens your clipboard history, and Shift-Command-B opens your snippets. Settings let you choose how much history to keep, delete old history automatically and leave out items you do not want saved.Productivity