I love tools. I really do, and some of them are the ones that I simply can’t live (online) without. That’s how I ended up publishing over a dozen listicles featuring the best productivity tools, blogging tools, marketing tools, social media tools, browser extensions, and more.
Today, I have decided to show my gratitude to fantastic eight macOS utilities. I said, “Utilities” and not “Apps” since it’s just a nifty list of tools that enables you to do certain things (or to enable additional functionalities) that are otherwise not possible on your Mac.
The Fantastic 8 macOS Utilities To Get (Some) Things Done
Needless to say, these are my personal favorites and hence are not necessarily the best. However, it just works perfectly for me. And it’s a list of free, freemium, and premium apps. So here you go.
1. Numi — Free/$23.59 — #Calculator
Numi is a beautiful calculator for Mac that blends math with text.
2. Paste — Premium — $14.99/year — #Productivity
Paste is like a time machine for your clipboard that lets you instantly find any text, link, image, or file you’ve ever copied on any of your devices.
3. Phiewer — Free/$4.99 — #Photos
Phiewer is the easiest and fastest way to view your images, videos and even audio files.
4. USB Overdrive — Free/$20 — #Utility
USB Overdrive lets you take full advantage of any USB or Bluetooth mouse, keyboard, trackball, joystick or gamepad.
5. SizeUp — Free/$12.99 — #Utility
SizeUp allows you to quickly resize and position your windows with keyboard shortcuts or a handy menu bar icon.
6. Cinch — Free/$6.99 — #Utility
Cinch allows you to precisely resize a window simply by dragging to the left, right, or top screen edge.
7. Be Focused — Free/$4.99 — #Productivity
Be Focused lets you get things done by breaking up individual tasks among discrete intervals, separated by short breaks.
8. Display Menu — Free/$1.99 — #Utility
Display Menu lets you switch between aspect ratios or turn on mirroring with a single click.
Your friendly neighborhood blogger,
— @maheshone
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