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Sleep Aid
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Sleep Aid

Sleep Aid alternatives

Diagnose and solve Mac sleeping problems

60

points

8

followers

The best alternatives to Sleep Aid are MacUpdate, Crime Coast: Gangster's Paradise, and Ejectify. If these 3 options don't work for you, we've listed a few more alternatives below.

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Best alternatives to Sleep Aid

1. MacUpdate
8 reviews
6 alternatives
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MacUpdate is the best way to discover Free Mac Software. Download, install, or update Mac Apps, read user reviews or submit your own.
2. Crime Coast: Gangster's Paradise
5 alternatives
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3. Ejectify
2 reviews
3 alternatives
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Ejectify automatically unmounts external volumes when your Mac starts sleeping, and mounts them again after it wakes up. Useful when you have connected a USB drive to a display that powers off when your Mac starts sleeping, causing the drive to be ejected.
It's a really useful menu bar app that makes it easy to eject all my drives before I 'un-dock' my MBP.
4. Smart Insomnia
1 review
7 alternatives
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Simply prevents your Mac from sleeping when you close the lid or leave your Mac idle. You don't have to setup anything; Just launch the app :) Looking for great reviews on App Store 🙏
25 bucks for that app is truly out of mind. hey people, look out for whilom! such a elegant coded beauty, which does exactly the same for free. to the developer of smart insomnia: you write "looking for great reviews in app store" but there is still none there. maybe you should overthink your price strategy. a buck for bang price would have surely pushed the app stronger instead of this ripp off pricing.