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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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Menu Bar Managers | System Tools
One Switch
This menu bar app keeps all your powerful switches in one place: Hide Desktop Icons, Dark Mode, Keep Awake, Screen Saver, AirPods Connect, DND and Night Shift.
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System Tools
Almighty
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System Tools
Jettison
Jettison automatically ejects external disks from your Mac before your computer goes to sleep.
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System Tools
Analytics Bar
Realtime Google Analytics in your menu bar! This application delivers real time / current Google Analytics stats for the day of all your tracked websites.
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System Tools
Web Ping
This menu bar app will ping all your websites straight from your computer and notify you when something is wrong with any of them, or when a broken website is back online.
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System Tools
Numi
Numi is a calculator that blends math with text. Currency, units, time zones, numeral systems, variables, export, etc.
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Launcher Apps | System Tools
Butler for Mac
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System Tools
Amelita
Amelita adds a smart context menu to your menu bar to grant you quick access to functions, like the ability to quickly change desktop backgrounds, copy images to your clipboard, add multiple senders to your address book with one click and so much more. It takes all these complex tasks and puts them in the menu bar, ready to go when you need them.
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System Tools
SMARTReporter
Your hard drive rarely sends polite warnings before it collapses. SMARTReporter keeps an eye on its S.M.A.R.T. status and I/O errors, flagging early signs of trouble through clear alerts and a color-changing icon. It can also watch RAID health and available boot disk space. It is not a backup solution, but it does give you a fighting chance before hardware failure turns into data loss.