Is there a mac app that compiles and searches for all your browser history across multiple browsers?
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Submitted December 27, 2025 at 11:20PM by dt7cv
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My budgeting app is 50% off for the holidays - $7.49/year
I've tried pretty much every budgeting app on the App Store. They all start great. But after a few days, I'd stop using them. Too many features, too many tabs, too many steps just to log a coffee.So I built Spendy. It opens directly to the input screen. No dashboard to scroll past, no charts competing for your attention. Just open, log, close. Done.The interesting thing is, after using it for a while, it became more than just a budget tracker - it turned into a spending diary. When I jot down something like "convenience store beer after work - rough day today," I can look back and see exactly how I was feeling. It's a money log, but it reads like a journal.Features:First screen = input screenTags + notes let you keep it like a spending diaryiCloud sync (iPhone, iPad, Mac)Shared budgets built-inNo sign-up, no data stored on my serversHoliday sale: ~~$14.99~~ → $7.49/year (50% off)I've been using it daily for over a year now. If you've never stuck with a budgeting app for more than a few days, this might be the one.Feedback welcome. Search "Spendy" on the App Store.Happy holidays 🎄

Submitted December 26, 2025 at 01:57PM by minirings
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DockDoor question: Notification dot in Window Switcher?
Trying out DockDoor to replace Alt Tab after seeing it on here.When I CMD TAB, I'd like to see notfication dots or indicators on the app icons for the windows.Is there such a feature? I've replaced CMD TAB with DockDoor's WindowSwitcher.

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 03:48AM by vurto
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Directing different audio frequencies to separate speaker outputs?
I'm trying to search the google for a solution that can route lower frequencies to my external speakers (that are a 2.1 audio system) as the left and right channels aren't good for high notes and voices, and route higher frequencies to my MacBook speakers as they're perfect for high notes etc. I know apps like Audio MIDI Setup exist for basic features like routing audio to my MacBook and speakers simultaneously but having voices play on both sets of speakers sounds unnatural. All the other apps I've found also do similar things but I haven't found any that focus on the audio frequencies. Any ideas?

Submitted December 27, 2025 at 04:11PM by Comprehensive_Bad_97
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Wipr 2 vs Ublock Orgin Lite?
What are the pros and cons of this two? currently I am using Wipr 2 and some elements are not working and sometimes it takes time to load?

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 05:02AM by MySelfHateRestDay
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My "Raycast Wrapped 2025" made me laugh
https://i.redd.it/4pxuj2fhdv9g1.png

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 05:12AM by MetalAndFaces
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Slashit App - Don't write same thing again
https://v.redd.it/vippm79ldv9g1

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 05:19AM by Stock-Location-3474
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New Program - Neat Little Find
I've been on this forum for a while and I am still blown away that once in a while, a program slips through the cracks. The program Application Wizard is quite neat actually. https://www.mabasoft.net/applicationwizard/index.htmlI am just playing through it now, but take a look yourself.

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 06:20AM by Latter_Pen2421
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I got tired of cluttered timer apps, so I built Zone: A native, minimalist focus timer with a live Dock icon.
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1pxkzb4

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 08:02AM by Level-Acanthaceae-79
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I just upgraded to macOS 26.2 and Bartender seems broken for me (v6.3.0). It keeps rearranging my menu bar icons, but it refuses to hide the ones I want hidden. Anyone else seeing the same thing?
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Submitted December 28, 2025 at 07:57AM by RobertCobe
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looking for a task widget for the desktop
https://preview.redd.it/ydsiu5b2cw9g1.png?width=962&format=png&auto=webp&s=c3565e556ab9ab9ddf7abf14174179a741a64a0fIs there a free or open-source app Does it offer a widget like this on desktop...or a better one? I tried Apple’s Reminders widget, and I find it not smooth or practical.

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 08:22AM by Mission_Article483
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I built a keyboard-first HomeKit app because the macOS Home app feels like (is) an iPad port
I spend most of my day on macOS, and the Home app has always felt off.It’s basically the iPad app dropped onto macOS:Not optimized for keyboard useSlow to navigateRequires constant mouse interactionThat becomes really noticeable when you’re in the middle of something, especially video calls. I’m often in meetings and want to quickly:Dim lightsClose shadesToggle a single accessoryOpening a full app just to do that completely breaks focus. So I built HomeSpot, a keyboard-focused HomeKit app where:Everything is searchableControls are accessible from SpotlightCommon actions take just a few keystrokesNow, during a call, I can hit Spotlight, type a device name, toggle it, and keep talking without switching apps or windows.This feels much more in line with how macOS is meant to work.Pricing-wise, HomeSpot is a one-time purchase. No subnoscriptions or ongoing fees. I wanted this to feel like a proper native utility, not another service you have to keep paying for.

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 12:43PM by lenbu98
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Coaches & Athletes: analyse sports movement with BitBody [25 free promo codes]
https://www.reddit.com/gallery/1px67ni

Submitted December 27, 2025 at 08:25PM by rw_rddt
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Quick Tab is FREE today — fast alternative to Cmd+Tab
Hey! I’m preparing a major update for Quick Tab and decided to give it away for free today.App page: https://noteifyapp.com/quick-tab/Grab it for free using this link (coupon applies automatically)https://sites.fastspring.com/noteifyapp/product/quicktabstandard?option=show_contents&coupon=QUICKTAB2812

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 03:07PM by gerasim_sergey
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Does anyone know what app is this?
https://i.redd.it/zfzg43j5by9g1.jpeg

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 02:59PM by imethya
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Anyone found a better way to search apple messages?
Apple messages search is terrible. I can never find things that I’ve discussed in the past.I’d love a better search, a way to filter it for specific contacts so i can search through just their histories, and a way to search through the images that were sent.Gemini suggested I look at iMazing and TouchCopy, but those look like they’re specifically for migrating things off of my phone. I use apple messages heavily on my mac… so I’d like a power user app there. I also looked into Alfred and raycast plugins for this, but didnt find anything that looked powerful enough?

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 04:14PM by shelterbored
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[Giveaway] ReddBar v1.2 - Menu bar Reddit client for Mac (10 Pro licenses)
https://i.redd.it/gtke0r3x5x9g1.jpeg

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 04:16PM by orkhanfarmanli
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I built a teleprompter that hides in the MacBook notch - looking for 10 beta testers
Hey everyone,I’ve been working on a small Mac app called Notchie. It’s a teleprompter that sits in the notch area of MacBooks - right below the camera.The idea came from my own frustration: I do a lot of video calls and webinars, and I always looked away from the camera when checking my notes. People could tell I was reading.So I built this thing that:Shows scrolling text in the notch (closest spot to the camera)Lets you pause by hovering, control speed with keyboardAnd the part I’m most proud of: it’s completely invisible during screen sharingI’m looking for about 10 people who’d be willing to test it and give me honest feedback. What works, what doesn’t, what’s missing, etc.Requirements:MacBookmacOS 13 or laterWilling to share your thoughts after using it for a few daysIf you’re interested, drop a comment or DM me. I’ll send you a free copy - no strings attached.And if you have any questions about how it works, happy to answer.Thanks!

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 05:02PM by amortka
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Best free wallpaper app for MacOS in my opinion
It has an infinite amount of live Wallpapers, which are mostly very decent looking.https://apps.apple.com/de/app/id1552826194?mt=12I have downloaded a forest wallpaper there and it looks reallxy good.The wallpapers are free, but they have watermarks on it. If you want to get the watermarks removed, you have to pay 5,99. But since the watermarks arent that big and are only found in the bottom left part of the screen, you dont really have to pay.

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 06:04PM by Individual-Body-2562
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System notifications in the notch?
I have been searching for an app that replaces the macOS system notifications (top right corner) into the notch instead but havn’t found such an app yet. So basically, i would like for all system notifications to appear in the notch area via a small drop down window that stays visible for x amount of time.If anyone know of such an app, please share it or if someone could try and code it. That would be fantastic.

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 07:18PM by _waffles3
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I made a free web app to easily create bulk install mac apps!
Inspired by Ninite for windows, InstallKit helps you install all your favorite Mac apps at once using Homebrew.Instead of:Searching for each app onlineDownloading installers one by oneDragging apps to your Applications folder repeatedlyYou can:Pick all the apps you want from InstallKitCopy one commandPaste it in Terminal and let Homebrew install everythingPerfect for:Setting up a new Mac — Get all your apps installed quicklyReinstalling macOS — Restore your setup without hunting for downloadsSharing your setup — Send friends a link with your recommended apps🔗 Link: https://installkit.vercel.app

Submitted December 28, 2025 at 08:08PM by Royal_lobster
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