Tags / Desktop apps /
macOS app
Application made mainly for macOS; cross-platform desktop apps do not get this tag.
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- iina/iina47K
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Designed with modern versions of macOS (11.0+) in mind
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**Universal App**: Native support for iOS and macOS
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Control your display's brightness & volume on your Mac as if it was a native Apple Display.
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**BetterDisplay** gives you control over your Mac’s displays from the menu bar.
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Shadowsocks GUI client for mac OS
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Rectangle is a window management app for macOS based on Spectacle.
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Powerful menu bar manager for macOS
- asmvik/yabai30K
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yabai is a window management utility that is designed to work as an extension to the built-in window manager of macOS.
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**Native macOS app** — Built with Swift and AppKit, not Electron. Fast startup, low memory.
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AeroSpace is an i3-like tiling window manager for macOS
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A macOS prototype that tests whether AirPods Pro head-motion data (`CMHeadphoneMotionManager`) carries enough information to turn **silently mouthed words into text**.
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Small tweaks for Dia that stay in place when Dia updates.
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Written in SwiftUI and AppKit, no Electron.
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It's a native macOS app
- zzjcool/krd136
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ScreenCaptureKit grabs the screen, kitty graphics escapes carry it to the terminal, and mouse and keyboard come back on stdin and are injected with `CGEvent`.
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Bộ gõ tiếng Việt cho macOS, tự chuyển Anh/Việt khi gõ.
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A free menu bar app that explains every category and shows each command before it runs.
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Swift and AppKit only: no Electron, no web view, no helper processes, no third-party code
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Flecha is a replacement that keeps those ideas and adds tools for the people who build websites.
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an application that only runs only on macOS which blocks apps according to the time schedule set by the user
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