Links to free Mac apps
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No in-app purchases. No ads. No subscriptions. No trials. Just 100% free Mac apps.
Learn about the history of thriftmac, how Scrimpy came to be, and a bit about me.
Set a timer by pulling from the menu bar. Defaults to minutes, but you can change to this to seconds by holding down the option key. Hold the shift key for hours.
Mount DMGs the no-fuss, no-muss way. Doesn’t verify disk images, auto-accepts license agreements, doesn’t show in the dock, doesn’t display windows or menus.
Dual-pane file manager with features including file search, file viewer, batch renaming, and lots more advanced stuff aimed at power users.
System monitoring (CPU, memory and disk), a window manager and a keyboard cleaning mode — all in one from the menu bar.
Type and translate from the menu bar, using Google or DeepL. Includes a configurable hot key.
Screensaver plays videos from tvOS, including classics shot over locations, from orbit and underwater. Add your own or use shared videos.
Keyboard-first to-do app sorts by date with sections for focus, next and done. New features coming soon.
Set aside stuff on a shelf for use later on — links, text snippets, map locations, contacts, images, photos, emails, messages, and more.
Use plain text files to trigger automations from the menu bar or keyboard. Launch apps, load files, open websites, changes settings, and much more.
Your Mac’s Passwords app doesn’t have a good way to store software licences, so why not get an app that specializes in doing just that?
Monitors the trash and deletes the oldest files first when the total size exceeds your defined limit.
Organize with spaces and profiles, split view, themes, and more. Promises to be private and secure.