ScreenFloat Screenshots that float above every window as a reusable shelf
Reviews
FlashFilter A GPU screen filter that catches strobing before it reaches your eyes
ScrollPods Scroll Mac windows by tilting your head, using the motion sensors in your AirPods
Zen Mode One global hotkey that zens any Mac app, not just editors
Paste Switch Paste like an Emacs kill ring
Tintd 2 Folders that color themselves by name
Turn an iPhone into a 'dumb phone' with Assistive Access A buried Accessibility mode strips iOS to one big-button screen
Recall Threads your scattered tabs, docs, and apps into resumable work sessions
Reclips A Mac clipboard history that appears as a bubble right at your text cursor
WhimFiles A native Mac file manager that puts filtering and fuzzy-find ahead of the folder tree
Say hey: Message Memory A Mac app that mines your iMessage history — entirely on your Mac — for the people and promises you've let slip
RemCTL A power-user Reminders CLI for macOS and AI agents
Bartender 6 The original menu-bar manager grows a notch peninsula
Gnome Menu-bar GIF search by hotkey
Loop Window snapping by gesture, not by hotkey
Finalist Daily planner app modeled on a paper notebook
SmartMover An iPhone shortcut that turns moving boxes into QR-coded inventories
Superkey Click any visible text by saying its name — no mouse
AltTab The window switcher Apple should have built
Cotypist Autocomplete that lives everywhere on your Mac
Homerow Click anywhere on the screen with your keyboard
Ice The free, open-source successor to Bartender
Shottr The screenshot tool that takes its job seriously
Hyperkey Turning Caps Lock into a fifth modifier
DockDoor Hover the Dock, see your windows
Monocle A focus tool that points instead of nags
Folder Peek The Dock folder behavior macOS forgot to ship
Finds
- Klipto A native Mac clipboard manager built around a paste-in-order Stack
- BentoPDF A PDF toolkit that never uploads the PDF
- MyRate FX What your bank actually charges, not the mid-market rate
- OpenLogi Your Logitech mouse settings, in a text file you own
- Tansei A shelf that catches every URL you copy, unasked
- SetShot Proof that the update changed your settings
- Selvum An offline password vault whose backup opens in any browser, in any year
- Tidy Your Mac tidies itself, from the menu bar, without asking
- Kadō A habit tracker that gives you a score instead of a streak to break
- Punchy A spare tablet by the door becomes an honest record of the hours
- Basalt Eighteen PDF tools in one Mac window, including redaction that proves itself
- Clamshell Close the lid, keep the build running — no external display required
- Everyday Genius A memory champion's techniques, reduced to things you can do this afternoon
- Hold Assist The iPhone waits through the hold music and calls you when a person answers
- Stone Tools Abandonware preservation for the spreadsheets nobody thought worth saving
- TerminalWidget Turns a shell script into a home-screen widget
- Melanie Walsh Writing a book in Markdown, Quarto and Pandoc, next to a thrifted UW lava lamp
- YazSes Hold a key, speak, release — and nothing leaves the machine
- Timer Write the interval routine as text, share it as a URL
- UTC Time Every timestamp format a program can ask for, one click each
- Soulver 4 A notepad that does the arithmetic in the margin
- Across Zones The whole time comparison lives in the URL
- Countdown: Days Since & Until Counts up from the last one and down to the next
- VirtualBuddy A real GUI for virtualizing macOS on Apple Silicon
- Rescript An on-device, transcript-driven video editor that cuts where you delete words
- SuperDuper 4 A Mac backup app whose interface explains itself in plain English
- MailMaven A Mac mail client that answers to AppleScript again
- Coast An iPhone that clicks back at your Mac
- Pastebot 3 Tapbots rebuilds its clipboard manager from zero
- Yap Dictation with nothing to download
- Arborist A command center for AI coding-agent sessions across git worktrees
- Hotspot Meter A menu-bar data meter that never leaves your Mac
- Michael Brough A Mac Mini on a low table, shared with his wife's bass and keyboards
- ScreenFloat Screenshots that float above every window as a reusable shelf
- Cubby Clipboard A clipboard history that OCRs your screenshots so you can search them
- Life Tile Your day, auto-tracked and rendered as a Mondrian-style grid
- Ombrelle Dims every window on your Mac except the one you're using
- Bento Slides An entire slide deck — editor, viewer, and live co-editing — in one HTML file
- HomeSnap A HomeKit dashboard that only watches your smart home, never controls it
- PieceKeeper Tracks a musician's full repertoire and runs focused daily practice sessions
- ReadKinetic A free, no-signup RSVP speed reader that works offline on your own books
- Orate Select any text, press ⌥⌘L, and it joins a listening queue that never leaves the Mac
- FlashFilter A GPU screen filter that catches strobing before it reaches your eyes
- CurrentKey Named, scriptable Spaces with per-app time tracking built in
- KeyClu Double-tap and hold Cmd to see every shortcut for the app in front
- Viaduct Chrome extensions that never got a Safari port, converted and installed
- DockLift Click an app's Dock icon and its window jumps to the display you're using
- ParkShelf Park open Mac windows on an off-screen shelf instead of hunting the Dock
- ScrollPods Scroll Mac windows by tilting your head, using the motion sensors in your AirPods
- Panelet One shortcut hides and restores a whole multi-app workspace, not just a window
- Speed Reader One-word-at-a-time reading that can live right in your MacBook's notch
- Text Catalyst A clipboard manager that OCRs every image you copy so its text is searchable
- Breva Feel your breathing, don't watch it
- Finbar A menu bar you can search like a file tree
- King Jim Kerita Folding Cutting Mat A cutting mat that folds down to notebook size
- Mushroom A menu-bar pixel pet that droops when you ignore it
- Tellie A teleprompter that follows your actual words, not a fixed scroll
- FilePop A file browser that drops down from your menu bar
- Kanban Pro A free kanban board with a live terminal inside every ticket
- Shotomatic Turns one click-through of a task into a step-by-step guide
- Chirpy A distinct notification sound per Slack channel, person, or keyword
- DayBar A menu bar calendar with lunar dates and inline TODOs
- bHive Filer Semantic search across the files you already have
- DockFlow Save multiple Dock layouts and switch between them by context
- TimeGauge 52% of 2026 is gone, right there in the menu bar
- Zen Mode One global hotkey that zens any Mac app, not just editors
- Debloat Slack Live-strip Slackbot, huddles, and AI upsells out of the Mac Slack app
- NanoClip Clipboard history that can OCR, upscale, and transform what you copied
- Turn an iPhone into a 'dumb phone' with Assistive Access A buried Accessibility mode strips iOS to one big-button screen
- Orbit for Mac Every Google account in one native window, not a tab jungle
- Recall Threads your scattered tabs, docs, and apps into resumable work sessions
- SmartClipboard Paste your last nine clips back in order with Option+1–9
- Tasks.txt A native task manager that's really just one plain-text file
- Reclips A clipboard history that pops up right at your cursor
- AnyMoney Log every expense from the bank text, automatically
- Coast: FIRE An offline menu-bar net-worth tracker that never phones home
- Did I Copy It? A menu-bar cure for compulsive re-copying
- Paste Switch Paste like an Emacs kill ring
- Tintd 2 Folders that color themselves by name
- BetterStage Snap your whole multi-monitor desk into place
- Mise A distraction-free, keyboard-driven companion browser for fanless laptops
- GroupCtrl A workflow-based, git-configurable alternative to Cmd+Tab
- TimeBarX A Mac timer where the whole menu bar is the countdown
- Breaks Free, open-source Pomodoro timer for the macOS menu bar
- oioi Free open-source clipboard manager with Liquid Glass aesthetic
- tldraw Instant browser-based infinite whiteboard, no account needed
- Tuna Modern Swift launcher pitched as the Quicksilver successor
- Dropover A Mac shelf utility that drops into any drag via cursor shake
- ScreenAlert Menu-bar app that watches a region of your screen and pings you when it changes
- SnapSilo Back-Tap OCR Double-tap the iPhone back, capture a screenshot, OCR-index it silently
- Wayback Machine for iPhone A full iPhone backup-and-restore system built entirely in Shortcuts
- Wi-Fi QR from Clipboard iPhone Shortcut that turns a copied password into a guest QR code
- Add to Calendar Shortcut v4 Turn your screen's contents into a calendar event
- Clipboard Sync via WebDAV Cross-platform clipboard sharing using your own WebDAV server
- Kagi Snaps Limit search results to specific sites with @site syntax
- Compacto A nine-tool PDF kit for Mac — local-only, no accounts
- Ikoi A task manager that asks how you feel before showing you the list
- 'Nothing' Is the Secret to Structuring Your Work A short essay on why an empty workspace is the only useful starting condition
- DIY Birth Month Flower Perpetual Calendar A perpetual desk calendar built around the birth-month flower of every name in your life
- Clocker Multiple time zones in the menu bar, with a meeting-time slider
- SmartMover An iPhone shortcut that turns moving boxes into QR-coded inventories
- Curflow System-wide mouse gestures so your hand never leaves the mouse
- DockPops iPhone-style app folders for the macOS Dock
- Finalist Daily planner app modeled on a paper notebook
- FlutterTime Menu-bar timezone converter with a draggable timeline
- Hour by Hour Reverse-engineer your schedule from the events you can't move
- Keyboard Maestro File Launchers Bypass Spotlight by mapping a hotkey directly to a file
- Lattix Save and launch entire workspaces — apps, files, spaces, monitors — in one click
- LeaderKey Static, predictable single-key sequences to launch any app
- Melo Spatial canvas with notes, todos, websites, and AI on one board
- One Thing Display a single task in your menu bar, and nothing else
- Paletro VS Code-style command palette in any Mac app
- Resurf Local-first personal library for the things you keep meaning to come back to
- Start With Nothing Begin the day with an empty surface, then pull out only what's needed
- Timelined Personal timeline for medical history, symptoms, and appointments