Effortless Alt+Tab switching and dock previews that respect your privacy. No data collection. No cloud sync. Just pure productivity.

CleanupBuddy locks the keyboard and mouse/trackpad so that you can clean your Mac without having to turn it off and without typing a bunch of gibberish during the process.
It also includes an animated character and snarky remarks to keep you entertained!

RelayDrive ist eine leistungsfähige macOS-Anwendung, die das Mounten und Verwalten von SSHFS-Freigaben deutlich vereinfacht. Mit einer intuitiven Benutzeroberfläche und flexiblen Einstellungen bietet RelayDrive eine ideale Lösung für Entwickler, Systemadministratoren und Power-User, die Netzlaufwerke sicher und performant in ihr Dateisystem integrieren möchten. RelayDrive läuft hauptsächlich in der Menüleiste.

All platforms. Professional features. Beautiful UI. Totally free. FontBase is the font manager of the new generation, built by designers, for designers.

Never Type Again
Your Voice, Instantly Typed

NEVER PAY for voice to text software. Fluid is the fastest free speech recognition app for Mac, transforming your voice into text instantly with NVIDIA's AI model. Complete privacy with local processing - no cloud required.

TimeMachineEditor is a software for macOS that starts backups in Time Machine at particular times. You can choose an interval or create other types of scheduling (see the screenshots below).

This is useful if you don’t need to backup every hour and don’t want the performance penalty. For example you might be frequently creating or modifying files which would cause long-running backup operations throughout the day.

Portable file server with accelerated resumable uploads, dedup, WebDAV, FTP, TFTP, zeroconf, media indexer, thumbnails++ all in one file, no deps

AirPods Sound Quality Fixer And Battery Life Enhancer For MacOS
Fixes sound quality drops when using AirPods with Macs. It forces the default audio input to be the built-in microphone instead of AirPods' microphone so MacOS doesn't have to mix down the output. It also increases battery life because AirPods doesn't have to broadcast sound back. If you have more input devices you can select which device you want to force over the AirPods microphone.

Why?
Wifi networks collect a reference to your computer (called MAC address) when you login. That way, when you try to login again, even with different credentials, they detect that it is the same device and do not allow you to continue using it.
How?
By renewing your device's MAC address, the wifi network will not identify your computer and therefore is tricked into thinking it's a new device. When you try to login again it won't trigger the error message and you're free to use it.

Fast passive subdomain enumeration tool.

Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration.

An (experimental) elegant TUI for configuring Tailscale.

We built this because, while Tailscale has lovely desktop apps for macOS and Windows, Linux users are stuck configuring Tailscale with CLI commands. Some of tsui's features are:

Edit Tailscale options with a full settings interface
Switch exit nodes and compare their latency
View and copy debug information
See your bandwidth
See and copy IP addresses of accessible peers
Easily log in, out, and reauthenticate

MediaMate provides fresh visuals for the Volume, Display and Keyboard Brightness HUD and introduces a new Now Playing HUD!
Features

A Now Playing HUD which shows the current playing media, and provides quick controls such as play/pause and scrubbing. It can be shown "inside" the notch, or in a separate bubble.

An audio, brightness and keyboard brightness HUD which replace the native HUDs.

iOS-styled theme, circular theme, notch theme and the classic theme.

Audio output icons to quickly see the output device in the audio HUD.

Shortcuts to control keyboard brightness

Focus Filters: hide HUDs when a focus mode is enabled

Lots of settings to customise the app to your needs

Compatibility

Touchbar & Non-touchbar macs are supported

Extended display brightness & volume support with Lunar or BetterDisplay (others are not supported)

Now Playing works with most apps, including Apple Music, Spotify, Chrome, ...

Improve your Mac experience with a bunch of useful functionality:

Hide all windows (aka. boss mode)
Show the menu bar window for the Passwords app with a keyboard shortcut
Toggle Finder with a keyboard shortcut (aka. visor mode)
Finder: Move files by cutting1 (Command+X) and pasting (Command+V)
Finder: Open files with Return
Finder: Create new text file with Option+N (video) or from the context menu
Finder: Move files to the trash with ⌫ instead of ⌘⌫
Finder: Adds lots of useful actions to the context menu: copy path, move to, open folder with, AirDrop, etc.
Mail: Copy message link
Quit apps with ⇧⌘Q instead of ⌘Q to prevent accidental quitting2
Clicking an active app’s Dock icon hides the app or minimizes its windows
Unminimizes an app’s windows when activated (e.g., via Command+Tab)
Export/import (backup) settings for any apps (video)
Offers to install apps from mounted DMG files
Only show system sound menu bar icon when muted
Toggle dark mode
Toggle low power mode
Toggle grayscale mode3
Toggle desktop widgets visibility
Clear visible notifications with a keyboard shortcut
Clear clipboard
Add Dock spacers
Reset privacy permissions for any apps
More planned…

This is my playground for supercharging macOS. It’s just the start. Come along for the ride.

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Manga Manager collects useful tools to make managing your manga library easy. (Acts directly on files)

Multi functional app to find duplicates, empty folders, similar images etc.

Numi is a handy calculator app for macOS. It allows you to describe tasks naturally and instantly get an answer. For example, $20 in euro - 5% discount or today + 2 weeks.

A free, source-available and fair-code licensed mac app cleaner inspired by Freemacsoft's AppCleaner and Sun Knudsen's Privacy Guides post on his app-cleaner script. This project was born out of wanting to learn more on how macOS deals with app installation/uninstallation and getting more Swift experience. If you have suggestions I'm open to hearing them, submit a feature request!