Mini Break
Mini Break turns waiting time into something slightly less soul-draining by hiding a polished Breakout-style arcade above your desktop.
Some apps are worth paying for. These premium menu bar tools deliver serious value.
Some apps are worth paying for. These premium menu bar tools deliver serious value.
Mini Break turns waiting time into something slightly less soul-draining by hiding a polished Breakout-style arcade above your desktop.
Converty keeps currency conversions fast and pleasant. Pin favorite currencies, calculate taxes or discounts, and convert copied amounts instantly without breaking your workflow.
TypeShift takes a clean, no-nonsense approach to text expansion, turning short abbreviations into emails, signatures, or dynamic snippets with macros, while staying fast, private, and seamlessly synced across your Macs.
Sonant keeps your music close without turning your screen into a control panel. With elegant glass-style controls, live visualizers, and seamless Spotify or Apple Music integration, it makes playback feel strangely calm and effortless on macOS.
Tsundoku lets you save bookmarks to your self-hosted bookmarking service with a global hotkey, supporting Safari, Chrome, Edge, Arc and Brave, with tag autocomplete, duplicate detection, and multiple services.
Seeports scans your Mac for active TCP ports, grouping them by services like Docker, Kubernetes, and local dev servers, offering real-time visibility, quick actions, and clean developer-focused control, smooth experience.
Octoping surfaces your GitHub notifications, neatly grouped by repository and marked with familiar color-coded icons. It lets you browse, mark as read, and jump straight to GitHub, with a refresh rhythm you can tune to your workflow.
Run local HTTP servers on macOS by dragging any folder to instantly serve files with automatic port assignment, multiple server management, logs, and simple state restoration on launch, directory listings.