OmniMac: A Dynamic Island for any Mac, plus ten utilities in one app

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Sergi, an indie developer from Spain. I kept installing the same stack of small utilities on every Mac: one to keep it awake, one to ⌘Tab by windows, one to snap windows, one for the clipboard, one for the notch, one to hide menu-bar icons, one for per-app volume — plus an app cleaner. So I wrote one native Swift app that does what I actually used from each, and added what I was missing: a real performance monitor with temperature and "which app is eating my Mac", a 10-band EQ, OCR from the screen, and an iPhone-style card when my AirPods connect. Eleven modules in one app. The Dynamic Island works on Macs without a notch too: it reads the screen's safe area and draws a floating island when there is none. What I care about most is that it stays out of the way: 0.017–0.033 % CPU and 33–37 MB of real memory at idle. Every number and the method are in the repo (docs/PERFORMANCE.md), measured against the eight apps it replaces with the same script on the same Mac. Free and MIT-licensed, no accounts, no telemetry, universal binary, macOS 14.2+, and updated for macOS 26 and the new macOS 27. Honest caveats: it isn't notarized by Apple yet (first launch is "Open Anyway"), "now playing" only reads Spotify and Music, and per-app volume uses macOS process taps, which need the system-audio permission. I'd love to hear which module you'd use most and what's missing. I'm around all day.