
I'm always looking for new apps to make my work easier, more productive or to write down my thoughts. Here is a list of my most popular and most-used apps.




The features of Apple's Spotlight are nothing compared to what Alfred can offer. Built-in snippet manager, copy history, and workflows for all sorts of tasks are just a few of the conveniences I couldn't work without.
https://www.alfredapp.com/

If you've a variety of apps installed, the menu bar quickly becomes cluttered & crowded. With Bartender, that's a thing of the past. Reduce the menu bar to the most important apps with a few clicks.
https://www.macbartender.com/

With Yoink you can put as many files as you want on a clipboard before dropping them at the desired location. Moving and organizing has never been easier with this drag and drop tool.
https://eternalstorms.at/yoink/mac/

"Extract text from anywhere." This is the USP of TextSniper and I must say the app is fantastic. With one shortcut I get the text extracted from videos, presentations, photos, and much more and can use the text immediately. Great! https://textsniper.app/

How often do you change your background on your Mac? I change mine every hour, thanks to Irvue. The app downloads random - or defined - images from Unsplash and sets them as backgrounds. I've found a lot of fascinating images that way. https://irvue.tumblr.com/

Inactive applications are distracting and clutter the desktop. With Hocus Focus, I automatically minimize apps when they are no longer active. This happens automatically when they lose focus or after a certain time.
https://hocusfoc.us/

I create, share and manage screenshots, files, screen recordings, and more with Droplr. For several years, Droplr has been my go-to app for screenshot annotations and bug reports. https://droplr.com/

I can't stress enough how lucky I'm to be connected with several of the most helpful, & inspiring Twitter legends. I use Twizzle & Tweetdeck to keep up with all the exciting conversations. Love u all.

https://twizzle.app/ & https://www.tweetdeck.com/

I've used various Twitter schedulers and management tools in the past, BUT @SimonHoiberg's FeedHive is unique and just fantastic, and @feedhive_io is still in private beta. I'm excited to see where this journey takes you, my friend!


If English is not your native language and you write a lot of texts, sooner or later you should take a look at these two tools. I use Grammarly Premium and DeepL Free and couldn't be happier.
- https://www.deepl.com/translator
- https://www.grammarly.com/
What are your favorite apps for macOS? Let us know and send us your list. I'm curious and looking forward to new input.