Productivity Apps for MAC
77 free Mac apps in Productivity, including MarkEdit, Cluxo, and Time to Leave. Each app page lists its version, size, macOS requirement and what’s new, and the download button leads to the developer’s official source.
77 apps
MeetingBarMeetingBar shows your current or next calendar meeting in the Mac menu bar and lets you join it in one click. It finds the meeting link in your calendar events and works with more than 50 meeting services, including Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Webex and Discord. The menu lists your upcoming events for today and tomorrow, a global keyboard shortcut joins the nearest meeting, and notifications or full-screen reminders make sure you are on time.Productivity
espansoespanso is a free text expander that works in every app. You set up short triggers, such as ":sig" or ":addr", and when you type one, espanso replaces it with the full text: an email signature, an address, a standard reply, a code snippet or today's date. Matches are written in simple text files, can include forms with fields to fill in, shell commands and dynamic values, and can be shared through the espanso package hub. espanso is created by Federico Terzi and runs on Mac, Windows and Linux.Productivity
FlameshotFlameshot is a free screenshot tool that lets you annotate your capture right after you take it. Select an area of the screen, and a toolbar appears around it with arrows, lines, boxes, text, a marker, numbered steps, blur and pixelate tools, so you can explain or hide parts of the image before saving it. You can then copy the screenshot to the clipboard, save it, pin it on top of other windows or upload it. Flameshot is developed by a community of volunteers and is popular on Linux, Windows and Mac.Productivity- todo.txttodo.txt CLI is a simple shell script, todo.sh, for managing your to-do list in Terminal. Your tasks live in a plain text file called todo.txt, one task per line, so you can also open and edit them in any text editor on any system, and no app or company owns your data. The script adds, lists, prioritises, completes and archives tasks with a few keystrokes, and supports projects (+project), contexts (@context) and dates. It is the command-line companion of the todo.txt format, which many other apps on phones and desktops can read too.Productivity
MaccyMaccy is a lightweight, open-source clipboard manager for Mac. It keeps a history of everything you copy, such as text, links and images, and brings it back with one keyboard shortcut, so you never lose something you copied a few minutes ago. Maccy is made by Alex Rodionov and released under the MIT license.Productivity