Links to free Mac apps
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No in-app purchases. No ads. No subscriptions. No trials. Just 100% free Mac apps.
Learn about the history of thriftmac, how Scrimpy came to be, and a bit about me.
Annoyed by iTunes or Apple Music starting up when you don’t want it to? This app will stop it.
3D modeller for designing real-life objects of any size. Easily modify your design by going back into your model history and changing its parameters. Multiplatform and highly customizable.
Flashcards with free synchronization across all your devices. Embed audio clips, images, videos and scientific markup on your cards. Many add-ons available.
Translate input, screenshots or selections from the menu bar. There are 18 translation services you can choose from. Some require a paid API, but you can disable them in the settings.
Trigger a radial menu and use it to position your windows. Customize the loop’s thickness and corners, or turn it off and use keyboard shortcuts.
Reduce distraction by blurring out your inactive apps. Use a slider in the menu bar to choose opacity.
Take stock of macOS processes with features like colour coding based on search, bringing a selected process to the foreground, searching for information online, opening or copying the path, quitting a process — and much more.
Launch all the stuff you need at once for a task or project — apps, folders, files, images, or anything else you can create an alias to.
Move or resize windows by holding down a key that you designate, then moving your pointer — wherever it happens to be.
Dropbox client with extra features such as command line tools, excluding local files from syncing, and allowing syncing of multiple Dropbox accounts.
Have your apps quit after a certain amount of time that can be customized in the settings. You can uncheck the ones you don’t want to quit. They won’t quit if there is unsaved data.
Go beyond what you can do in the Finder, and sort the pictures on your Mac by colour, content or similarity.