Ephemeral
Ephemeral keeps temporary files from piling up by automatically sending them to Trash after a set time. Drop files in, forget about them, and your folders quietly stay tidy without constant manual cleanup.
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Ephemeral keeps temporary files from piling up by automatically sending them to Trash after a set time. Drop files in, forget about them, and your folders quietly stay tidy without constant manual cleanup.
Glasscribe delivers fast, on-device speech-to-text with a floating overlay that works across apps. It transcribes system audio or mic input in real time, adds live translation, and keeps everything private and offline.
Middle brings long-missing middle-click support to macOS, letting you open links in new tabs and trigger actions with intuitive trackpad or Magic Mouse gestures, all in a simple, lightweight tool.
SnapState lets you save and instantly restore your macOS setup, from window positions to browser tabs, so switching contexts feels less like chaos and more like control.
OwlFocus sharpens your attention by subtly blurring inactive windows, keeping your workspace clean and calm. It runs fast, respects your privacy, and integrates smoothly with OpenClaw for effortless automation.
Online Indicator replaces the easy-to-ignore Wi-Fi icon with a clear status signal, showing whether you’re connected, blocked, or offline. Customize symbols, colors, and labels while automatic pings quietly monitor your connection in the background.
Pitwall keeps Formula 1 within easy reach, showing live positions, lap times, and championship standings at a glance. A clean, native macOS experience that lets fans follow every session without cluttering their workspace.
Tidyshot organizes your growing pile of screenshots by detecting their source app, reading text with on-device OCR, and renaming files into something human. Searchable, neatly sorted, and ready when you need it.
Automate everyday Mac tasks with simple “when this happens, do that” rules. Crank listens for system events like Wi-Fi changes or app launches and quietly runs actions, from scripts to notifications, exactly when you need them.