Discover great apps by purpose
Organized by use case to help you find the right software.
Local AI: your data never leaves the machine
These apps run the model on your own hardware. No uploads, no waiting for a quota, and they keep working offline. The trade-off is VRAM and disk space; the upside is that your documents, recordings and photos never leave your computer.
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Ten switches in the menu bar
The menu bar is the most overlooked square inch on a Mac. These ten tools each do one job without overlapping: checking temperatures, adjusting volume, hiding icons, watching the markets. All of them are one click away.
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Hand your desktop to the keyboard
Window management is not about looking tidy, it is about moving the mouse less. These ten are ordered as arrange, switch, single window, visual feedback. Start with drag-to-snap, or go all the way to a keyboard-only tiling setup.
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Ten ways to keep notes
Some people want backlinks and a knowledge graph, others just want a place where pressing a key lets them write. These ten cover six approaches: outliner, bidirectional links, plain text, encryption, publishing and minimal. Decide first whether you want to store or to think.
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Ten tools from raw footage to finished cut
Ordered by the real workflow: transcode, edit, record, convert, play, transcribe. Keep only one tool per step, so you stop comparing tools that do the same thing.
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