Ivan DimitrovGrowth Hacker @ pCloud
What are your favourite Mac apps?
What are your favorite Mac app/s and why?
Your recommendation
39 recommended
- Frederik Waller3Product @ N26 · WrittenSpotlight Search on Steriods! Makes me a lot more productive and is probably among the first few apps I would install on a new Mac.Arun Sathiya4Happiness Engineer, Automattic · WrittenI have been using Alfred for some time now and I gotta stress the fact that I love it!
- Warwick PurvesMc Loving it? · WrittenIt's really great, But they slam you on the price having to buy it for Desktop, Ipad, and Iphone. ( Almost $100) across the same eco-system. Plus no discount for having the 5-year-old version. Makes you wonder why Apple, Google, and MS can't build a good one. Google should just buy in and bang it into G suite.
- Arun Sathiya4Happiness Engineer, Automattic · WrittenTweetbot is without doubt the fastest way to tweet on Mac yet. With solid menu options, it cannot get better.
- Kunal Bhatia50Co-founder & Design Lead @SlidesUp · Writtenf.lux is a late-night lifesaver. I wouldn't be able to function without it on my Mac!Tejas Kinger19SaaS Product Marketing @ Freshworks Inc · WrittenCouldn't have said it better. Best tool for nocturnal folks.
- Avery Kornhelp desk tech. comp info sys major · WrittenIn today's crazy cybersecurity world having a password manager is pretty much non-negotiable. 1Password makes managing and autofilling passwords a ridiculously easy and is one of the best managers of any platform.
- Times when I have something to SAY and can't type fast enough on two fingers: Mac app for Slack comes in handy!Warwick PurvesMc Loving it? · WrittenLove slack, but if you are on a laptop and running it on battery, just take a look at your activity monitor to see the amount of resources, it's draining. It's built on the same platform as Chrome which also is super hunger. IF you are running low on power, Turn of Slack on Laptop and use Slack on your Phone and switch to Safari
- Philip AmourFreelance Product Designer · WrittenHands down the best picture editing experience on macOS
- Hands down most useful and best looking clipboard manager out there. It's not free, but it will save you so much time especially after months of use and being able to reference old things on your clipboard. Try it out!This is probably the app I use the most, aside from a web browser, and would hate to have to live without it. Incredibly useful app with great features and UI.
- When you want to hide all of the menubar icons you get from the rest of the recommended apps, this is the app to use!
- Mike Coutermarsh72Code @ GitHub · WrittenTotally Cloudapp. Working in web dev, makes it really easy to screenshot something, add comments then then share right into Slack.Constantin BachvarovCEO, Forect.bg · WrittenTotally agree. Really ease to do some screen shots and do a comments.
- R A I Z A made this productClearly biased here - but I 💩 you not, it has really changed the way I interact with my own stuff. "Where did I last see ____" or "What was that thing called again?" has become a thing of the past. It's made me lightning quick to go between task to task and that speed on my Mac has been pretty magical tbh.
- Simon BrombergCTO @DashMD , sbromberg.com · WrittenFills in for the lack of a clipboard manager in MacOS
- Justin Mitchell9Designing Products at Sofriendly.com · WrittenI literally don't know what I'd do without Jumpshare. I send links, code, screenshots, files, gifs, you name it, to everyone on my team. I have a branded URL and unlimited storage. It's such an integral part of my workflow.
- Timothy GrahamDirector Digital Strategy & Innovation · WrittenLove this app for your desktop IG needs.
- Mike BerezinYet another product manager · WrittenThe best service for messages with both mobile and desktop native apps. Instant sync between all devices, fast work and clear calls.
- Vojtech RinikFounder at Median.tech · WrittenVojtech Rinik made this productNever again opened Google Analytics in web UI.
