Display Apps

Take full control of how your Mac looks and behaves. Adjust brightness, contrast, resolution, and color, manage multiple monitors, lock docks in place, blur distractions, fine-tune window focus, and switch display profiles instantly from your menu bar.

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BetterDummy

The new Apple Silicon Macs notoriously don’t allow sub-4K resolution displays to have HiDPI (“Retina”) resolutions. This menu bar app tricks macOS into thinking you’ve plugged in a 5K monitor.

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IntelliDock

IntelliDock hides the Dock when it’s overlapped by a window. So the Dock is only visible when nothing overlaps it.

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Nightfall

A menu bar app for quickly toggling macOS’s dark mode. Left clicking the icon toggles dark mode; right clicking reveals more options.

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Lunar

lunar

With Lunar you can control the brightness of you external monitors, directly from your menu bar.

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MonitorControl

monitorcontrol

Adjust external monitor settings including brightness, contrast, and volume from your menu bar.

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Pliim

Plimm puts your Mac into presentation mode. This menu bar hides all the mess on your desktop and even disables notifications.

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F.lux

Flux

Is your Mac keeping you up late? F.lux is a free download that warms up your computer display at night, to match your indoor lighting. The app saves your eyes by making your display’s brightness adapt to the time of day.

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Stay

Stay remembers exactly where you placed every window and restores them instantly, even when you connect or disconnect external displays, so your setup always feels intentional rather than accidental.

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