System Tools

Control, tweak and extend macOS beyond its defaults. Toggle hidden settings, manage drives and NTFS volumes, monitor hardware health, control fans and power behavior, manage Homebrew services, automate routines, throttle processes, fix system glitches and access advanced functions directly from your menu bar.

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Control, tweak and extend macOS beyond its defaults. Toggle hidden settings, manage drives and NTFS volumes, monitor hardware health, control fans and power behavior, manage Homebrew services, automate routines, throttle processes, fix system glitches and access advanced functions directly from your menu bar.

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Quitte

quitte

Quitty keeps your Mac under control with real-time memory insights and instant app management, letting you spot resource hogs, protect essentials, and quickly quit or force-close processes through a clean, native interface.

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Numsy

Numsy

Numsy keeps everyday calculations within effortless reach, offering a clean, responsive interface with history, subtle sound feedback, and customizable visuals, so quick math feels less like a task and more like a quiet reflex.

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PortKiller

PortKiller

PortKiller reveals active development port processes, identifies their sources, and lets you effortlessly kill anything misbehaving, with smooth support for Docker, Homebrew, and modern Macs.

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MenuBarUSB

MenuBarUSB

Lightweight Mac menu bar app that shows active USB connections and their port speeds, available in a compact or full version with identical functionality. Simple, unobtrusive, and efficient.

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DiskView

DiskView

DiskView shows all mounted drives with free and used space at a glance. Simple, minimal, and efficient for quick disk monitoring.

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Overkill

Overkill

This menu bar app makes sure iTunes never interrupts your work. If you have other apps you don’t want to launch automatically (e.g. Photos app), you can add those apps to the Overkill list as well.

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