Keyboard Cowboy
Use your keyboard to automate repetitive actions, launch applications and scripts, control system settings, manipulate files and folders, and much more.
Use your keyboard to automate repetitive actions, launch applications and scripts, control system settings, manipulate files and folders, and much more.
Create a layout for your windows with zones in your choice of size and position. Grab between zones to adjust them.
Close the last window in a app, and the app will quit. Might seem weird for long-time Mac users, but it’s something people switching from Windows are used to.
Run tasks on a schedule or triggered by events, using ready-made actions. Most actions can be used across Mac and Windows.
Why only have one time in your menu bar when you can have two? Handy if you need to keep track of another time zone.
Create a pie chart or tree map of a folder or your entire disk for a visual representation of what’s taking up space.
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.