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Dot

Dot lives in your menu bar, showing upcoming meetings, reminders, attachments, and one-click joins, while adding shortcuts, world clocks, and a clean, lightweight design that stays out of way.

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Collection: Browser Apps

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WebWatcher

WebWatcher monitors websites from your Safari sessions, checking for changes and sending clean, native notifications, so important updates surface without extra logins or extensions.

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Collection: Developer Apps

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Unblockd

Unblockd monitors your pull requests across Bitbucket, GitHub, and GitLab. Instead of noisy notifications, it surfaces only what needs attention, so you can review on your own schedule.

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Collection: Writing Apps

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Plae lives in your macOS menu bar and lets you translate instantly with a simple shortcut. Everything runs on-device, so your text stays private, even offline, and results can be shown full-screen for easy sharing.

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Collection: Developer Apps

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Presently

Presently keeps your Slack status in sync with your location by switching emojis automatically based on your Wi-Fi network, so your team knows whether you’re home, at the office, or away without lifting a finger.

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Collection: Note Taking Apps

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MenuNotes

menuNotes is a tiny menu bar companion that gives you a fast, always-available space for temporary text. Just click, type, and move on, with simple formatting and zero distractions.

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Collection: Timer Apps

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FocusFlow

A calm macOS menu bar companion that keeps your day on track with Pomodoro and custom timers, gentle alarms, and breathing exercises for steady focus and quiet productivity.

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Collection: Note Taking Apps

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JotDown

JotDown lets you jot quick thoughts with hotkeys and send them straight to Apple Notes, offering a clean, fast, distraction-free capture space.

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Collection: Security Apps

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Portsly

Portsly lives in your menu bar, showing which apps occupy which ports, so you can inspect processes, open services instantly, and terminate anything misbehaving with a single click.

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Collection: System Stats

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MacPulse

MacPulse reimagines Activity Monitor with a clear dashboard and plain-English insights, recording performance sessions and turning CPU, memory, and thermal data into practical advice so you actually understand your Mac.

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