Mac Apps

SelfControl blocks access to selected websites or mail servers on a Mac for a set period of time.

macFUSE lets macOS users create file systems in user space through a software package.

Stats monitors macOS system activity from the menu bar, with installation instructions provided in its repository.

Lilu provides a macOS kernel extension for patching other extensions, libraries, and processes.

Clearly provides Markdown editing on Mac, iOS, and iPadOS, according to its repository description.

OSX-KVM provides tools and instructions for running macOS in a QEMU virtual machine with KVM acceleration.

Sloth shows open files, directories, sockets, pipes, and devices used by running processes on Mac.

BlackHole routes audio between Mac applications through a loopback driver for macOS.

Capture and annotate screenshots on Mac with Xnapper, which also provides text recognition.

Bookshelf tracks books and reading lists through an iPad app with in-app purchases.

Use Contrast provides WCAG color contrast ratios through a Figma plugin and macOS app.

Gifski converts videos into GIF files using the Gifski encoder in a macOS app.

Progressive Downloader manages file downloads with multi-threading and mirror search, according to its page.

Bruji develops Mac apps including DVDpedia, Bookpedia, CDpedia, Gamepedia, and Pocketpedia.

Keep a Mac awake with Amphetamine, a utility whose App Store listing places it in the Utilities category.

Bookmark manager for Apple devices with folders, tags, search, and saved-link organization. A free allowance is available with paid upgrades.

Ghostty offers a terminal emulator with a native interface and GPU acceleration, according to its repository description.

Shortcut Keeper stores keyboard shortcuts users want to learn and remember across apps on Mac.

MacBing provides quick access to Bing Chat through a native macOS app.

Vienna reads RSS and Atom feeds on macOS as a free and open-source reader.