The best Mac Apps to unlock your max potential (recommended by users of r/MacOs )

1

AppCleaner

AppCleaner - Already mentioned - great tool for uninstalling Mac apps.

#Monitoring Tools #CRM #Utilities 303 social mentions

2

Quicksilver

#App Launcher #Windows Tools #Mac 13 social mentions

3

Obsidian.md

#Knowledge Management #Knowledge Base #Markdown Editor 1454 social mentions

4

Mimestream

Mimestream - lightweight email tool for people that use Gmail - currently in beta.

#Enterprise Communication #Messaging #Email 58 social mentions

5

bitwarden

Bitwarden - great password management app.

#Password Managers #Password Management #Security & Privacy 604 social mentions

6

Arc

Arc Browser : Started using this browser. Heard about it on the Wvfrm podcast. I'm really liking it. Has a very unique look, team management is way better. You can set an automatic delete timer for tabs. You can pin important tab. It's probably going to be behind my full-time browser.

#Web Browsers #Customisable Web Browser #Web Development Tools 60 social mentions

7

Nova Code Editor

If you want to try something more modern-looking (it's amazing to see BBEdit going strong still to this day — I have nothing against it) there's an app from Panic Inc (known for the old classic application Transmit) called Nova. It's available from https://nova.app and costs $99 for the first year. It's a hybrid subscription/one-time purchase. If you disable the renewal, the app will continue to run forever (for as many years as the app's binary code will run unmaintained without software updates). If you want, you can wait, say, 4 months and renew for $49. Or, wait a year, 16 months, etc. Still $49 per annual renewal.

#Development #Text Editors #IDE 39 social mentions

8

ChatGPT

You can enter in your browser here: Https://chat.openai.com.

#Chatbot Platforms & Tools #Writing Tools #AI Writing 807 social mentions

9

Latest

Latest (Open source) - A lightweight app to keep all other apps updated, even the ones that weren't installed from the Mac App Store. Works like a charm.

#Mac #Mac Tools #Screenshot Annotation 13 social mentions

10

Name Mangler

Name Mangler (19 $) - IMHO the best mass file renamer out there. Its support of RegEx and variables makes it extremely powerful for advanced users, but for basic users it's still incredibly easy to use and quick. The best feature, though, is that if you have files/folders selected in Finder, you can click on the Dock icon and the selection is automatically loaded into the renaming panel.

#File Management #Office & Productivity #Tool 10 social mentions