Apple Mac apps are the most powerful productivity tools on earth.

Use them properly and they'll save you hours, days, even weeks.

Here are 11 Mac apps that you shouldn't live without...

#1: Raycast

Raycast is “Ctrl + F” for your whole computer.

Simply press command + space, and you can open any file, app, or link in seconds.

You can also add a whole-suite of extensions built by community to take your productivity to new levels.

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#2: CheatSheet

CheatSheet helps you memorize keyboard shortcuts for all your favourite Mac apps.

Just hold the Command Key for a few seconds and you’ll get a list of every shortcut available in that app.

https://t.co/n8SV5URNUM
#3: Magnet

Magnet helps you organize your windows and workspace with configurable keyboard shortcuts.

Having windows where you want them eliminates app switching and significantly enhances multitasking.

https://t.co/o0sTvWbPiW
#4: Meeter

Join Zoom, Google Meet, or other virtual conference meetings faster with Meeter.

Meeter automatically pulls your upcoming calls and puts them in your menu bar, letting you manage them all in one place.

https://t.co/VJL0vr9RDJ
#5: HandMirror

Say goodbye to the moments when you join a Zoom call at your not-so flattering best (or with something embarrassing in the background).

HandMirror is a one-click camera check that lives in your menu bar.

Save your blushes.

https://t.co/WB7hPm6OlE
#6: Flux

Flux makes the colour of your computer's display adapt to the time of day.

It’ll be warm at night and like sunlight during the day.

Take care of your eyes and sleep better when you use Flux.

https://t.co/va2ldXDczw
#7: Duet Display

Duet turns your iPad, iPhone, Android phone, or tablet into an extra display for your Mac and PC.

Unlike other solutions, Duet works entirely through software—no dongles or cords required.

Double your productivity with Duet.

https://t.co/mXrfstu28a
#8: AltTab

Switching from Windows to MacOS? Alt-tab won’t work so well…

Luckily, AltTab brings the power of Window’s “alt-tab” window switcher to Mac and solves this problem, helping speed up your workflow again.

https://t.co/63ybAr9aA8
#9: SelfControl

SelfControl lets you block your own access to distracting websites, mail servers, or anything else on the internet.

Steps:
• Set a time block period
• Add sites to your blacklist
• Click “start”

You’ll never be more productive.

https://t.co/nBnana4sRW
#10: KeyPad

Use your MacBook keyboard and mouse on your phone, iPad, Android device, TV and more (through bluetooth).

KeyPad provides a universal control for any device.

https://t.co/K30i3ZGBI5
#11: JumpShare

JumpShare is the quickest way to share files, screencasts, and screenshots.

How? Drag any file to the JumpShare menu bar icon and a shareable link will be copied to your clipboard which you can then share with anyone.

https://t.co/bdrl6OJ1yI
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