Menu bar all-stars

Control your Apple TV from the Mac menu bar.

“Typing a search into an Apple TV with a real keyboard is worth the download on its own.”

Know the moment an app turns on your mic or camera.

“From the makers of Little Snitch. Tiny, trustworthy and set-and-forget.”

Mechanical keyboard sounds for every keystroke.

“Pure delight for five dollars. It makes a MacBook keyboard feel like a custom board.”

See what each USB-C cable can actually do.

“Finally, a way to sort the drawer of identical-looking USB-C cables. The free, open-source core covers what most people need.”

Keep your Mac awake on your terms.

“Free, no ads, no upsell, and the triggers mean you set it up once and stop thinking about sleep settings.”

Save the last hour of audio after it happened.

“It quietly records in the background, so the moment you think “I wish I’d recorded that”, you already have.”

Natural scrolling on the trackpad, classic on the mouse.

“Fixes the one setting macOS forces you to share between trackpad and mouse. Tiny, free and finished.”

Monitor brightness, volume and inputs from the menu bar.

“External monitors come with the worst buttons ever designed. DisplayBuddy puts every one of them in your menu bar, and presets switch a whole desk setup in one click.”