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Stats is a free, open-source macOS system monitor that runs in the menu bar and tracks CPU, GPU, RAM, disk, network, sensors, battery, Bluetooth and a clock. The app requires macOS 12 or later and supports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It offers 13 customizable widgets and is available as a direct download or via Homebrew.
Itsycal is a small, free menu bar calendar for Mac. It shows Calendar events, ISO week numbers, and a customizable date and time in the menu bar. It offers features including event creation, joining virtual meetings, keyboard shortcuts, a URL scheme, Dark Mode, and displaying up to two months at a time.
Adium is a free, open-source instant messaging application for macOS that connects to XMPP (Jabber), IRC and other services. It is a third-party client based on the libpurple protocol library, with tabbed chat windows, themeable message views, macOS Contacts integration and OTR encryption. It is developed by volunteers and released under the GNU GPL.
Phoenix is a lightweight macOS window and app manager scriptable with JavaScript, and with languages that compile to JavaScript such as TypeScript. It aims for efficiency and a small footprint. Users can write their own configuration, bind keyboard shortcuts and system events to callback functions, and control screens, spaces, the mouse, apps and windows. It requires macOS 10.14 or higher.
Aptonic develops apps for macOS, including Dropzone, a tool for moving and copying files, launching applications and uploading to services. Dropzone 5 offers multiple grids, grid customization, terminal commands and a Drop Bar for temporarily holding files. It requires macOS 13 and later, and is available via Setapp or the Mac App Store.
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Stats is a free, open-source macOS system monitor that runs in the menu bar and tracks CPU, GPU, RAM, disk, network, sensors, battery, Bluetooth and a clock. The app requires macOS 12 or later and supports Apple Silicon and Intel Macs. It offers 13 customizable widgets and is available as a direct download or via Homebrew.
Itsycal is a small, free menu bar calendar for Mac. It shows Calendar events, ISO week numbers, and a customizable date and time in the menu bar. It offers features including event creation, joining virtual meetings, keyboard shortcuts, a URL scheme, Dark Mode, and displaying up to two months at a time.
Adium is a free, open-source instant messaging application for macOS that connects to XMPP (Jabber), IRC and other services. It is a third-party client based on the libpurple protocol library, with tabbed chat windows, themeable message views, macOS Contacts integration and OTR encryption. It is developed by volunteers and released under the GNU GPL.
Phoenix is a lightweight macOS window and app manager scriptable with JavaScript, and with languages that compile to JavaScript such as TypeScript. It aims for efficiency and a small footprint. Users can write their own configuration, bind keyboard shortcuts and system events to callback functions, and control screens, spaces, the mouse, apps and windows. It requires macOS 10.14 or higher.
Aptonic develops apps for macOS, including Dropzone, a tool for moving and copying files, launching applications and uploading to services. Dropzone 5 offers multiple grids, grid customization, terminal commands and a Drop Bar for temporarily holding files. It requires macOS 13 and later, and is available via Setapp or the Mac App Store.
Gifski is a free macOS app that converts videos to GIFs using the gifski encoder. It uses thousands of colors per frame so gradients stay smooth. Users drag and drop a video file into the app, adjust start and end points, and produce a GIF. The app supports multiple video formats and is described as having a clean, simple interface.
