Here’s a list of a few mac apps I have installed and use often. Not all are your regular commercial apps, and some are very helpful!
Name | Type | Description | Best Features | Price |
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NoMachine | Remote Desktop | Remote desktop software for accessing your computer from anywhere. | High-speed performance, cross-platform compatibility. | Free |
Raycast | Productivity | Keyboard-driven productivity tool that replaces Spotlight. | Customizable commands, fast app launcher. | Freemium |
Joplin | Productivity | Open-source note-taking and to-do app with encryption. | Markdown support, end-to-end encryption. | Free |
Find Any File | Search Tool | Advanced file search utility for macOS, finding files not indexed by Spotlight. | Search by various criteria, fast and efficient. | Paid |
LastPass | Security | Password manager that stores encrypted passwords online. | Auto-fill passwords, secure password sharing. | Freemium |
Mullvad VPN | Security | Privacy-focused VPN service with a strict no-logs policy. | Anonymous account creation, WireGuard support. | Subscription |
LuLu | Security | Free, open-source firewall for macOS. | Block unauthorized outgoing connections, simple setup. | Free |
Audacity | Audio Editor | Open-source, cross-platform audio software for multi-track editing and recording. | Wide range of effects, support for various audio formats. | Free |
coconutBattery | System Utility | Displays detailed information about your Mac’s battery. | Battery history, real-time monitoring. | Free |
Thonny | Text Editor /IDE | Python IDE for beginners, with a simple and clean interface. | Built-in debugger, simple interface for beginners. | Free |
CodeEdit | Text Editor / IDE | Like XCode, but light-weight and still full featured. | Light-weight yet capable. Still in beta. | Free |
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