Mac Apps

Browserino selects a browser on macOS and supports default-browser setup and keyboard shortcuts.

wallpapper creates dynamic wallpapers for macOS Mojave and later through a console application.

AirBattery displays battery levels for connected devices in the Mac Dock, menu bar, or widgets.

ClipPocket keeps a copy history on macOS and detects clipboard content types, according to its project description.

Background Music adjusts per-app volume on macOS and can pause music automatically.

WhatCable reports what USB-C cables can do from a macOS menu bar app, according to its repository description.

DarkModeBuddy switches a Mac between light and dark themes based on ambient light sensor readings.

Hammerspoon automates macOS using Lua scripts, with its project page describing desktop automation features.

unxip rapidly extracts Xcode XIP archives from the command line, according to its project description.

Nigate provides an NTFS utility for Mac, with compatibility details for Intel and Apple Silicon systems.

The pipes-rs project rewrites pipes.sh in Rust; its repository documents installation through Cargo and Git.

MacVim brings the Vim text editor to macOS in a native application, with downloads and release notes on its site.

USBMap maps USB ports on macOS and creates a custom injector kext, addressing port limits described by the project.

GarageBand turns a Mac into a recording studio, according to its App Store listing.

SoundSeer displays the current song in the macOS menu bar and lets users skip tracks or open the song directly.

Mist downloads macOS firmware and installer files through a Mac utility.

DisplayPlacer configures macOS display resolutions and arrangements from the command line.

CotEditor provides plain-text editing on macOS, with its site describing a lightweight editor for the platform.

CodexBar tracks AI coding-provider usage windows, credits, costs, and resets in the macOS menu bar across 106 providers.

TaskPaper organizes plain-text to-do lists on Mac, according to its product page.

Bunch automates macOS tasks using plain-text files to launch applications, run scripts, and perform system actions.

OpenMTP transfers files between Android devices and macOS through the MTP protocol.

Phoenix manages macOS windows and apps through JavaScript scripts, keyboard shortcuts, and system-event bindings.

SS64 provides an alphabetical reference to Apple macOS command-line tools and Bash commands.