What's thriftmac all about? Free Mac apps!
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Free Mac apps
thriftmac
- 3D
- Audio
- Backup
- Clipboards
- Compression
- Converters
- Deletion
- Drawing
- File Sharing
- FTP
- Functionality
- Graphics Tools
- iTunes
- Launchers
- Maintenance
- Media Players
- Menu Bar
- Messaging
- Miscellaneous
- News
- Notes
- Painting
- Photo Editing
- Search
- Security
- System Monitors
- Terminal
- Text Editors
- Text Tools
- Timers
- To-Do
- Utilities Misc
- Video
- Web Browsing
- Window Management
- Word Processors
Magic
Draw with your finger, using your Mac’s track pad. It’s pressure sensitive, has custom brushes, and allows you to save your projects.
Browserosaurus
When you click on a link, a menu displays with your installed web browsers. Choose the one you want.
MacPass
Free, open-source, KeePass-compatible password manager works the way you would expect of a Mac-native app: tabs, autosave, undo/redo, drag and drop, and quicklook.
Moped
A light-weight text editor that supports syntax highlighting for dozens of programming languages. Choose from several themes and mono-spaced fonts.
Catapult
Set up folders with related files as projects that can be opened in the app of your choice from the menu bar.
Pictogram
An easy way to change the icons for your apps — and easily revert if you change your mind. A good place to find a new icon is at macOSicons.
espanso
Type a keyword with a colon in front, and it expands. Includes special triggers for dates, emojis and shell commands, plus several expansion packages. You need to be comfortable with Terminal for installation.
ActivityWatch
Keep track of how much time you spend doing different kinds of things on your computer — apps, windows titles, browser domains, categories, and more.
Amethyst
Automatically tiles windows for you as they are opened. Lots of options for how this is done, plus you can have different setups for different Spaces.
Pandan
Keep track of how long you’ve been actively using your computer with a time display in the menu bar. Optionally, you can set the app to give a break reminder.
DeskCover Pro
Dim your desktop or hide it completely so you can focus better on the front window where you’re working.