Ratings and reviews

i love it.

Excellent app that I use all the time. I beg you, dev, please add an option to automatically close the Almighty menu when clicked outside. This is the only missing part of this app, but its omission is something I haven't been able to adjust to, even after a year of using it.

Not really that helpful

Worked great for about a week.

A convenient, one stop shop to extend some of the built-in features your computer is capable of. It fades into the system so well that your computer feels weird when you don’t have it running.

Lots of stuff but nothig actually stands out

Great

mid to be so honest

Doesn't do what it says it does.

is wonderfull except for the touchbard

Great app

Toggles for built-in macOS flags work just fine (show hidden files, auto-hide menu bar, all that), just like in every other tinker tool (wink). Then, there are Feature toggles — custom functionality added by Almighty, like window snapping, cursor highlighting, camera overlay, etc. These work, but they are poorly built and designed and fall apart at every opportinity. This app is not designed for quality, it's just trying to impress you with the number of toggles it has. And to prove that, there's third category of toggles: ridiculous gimmicks. Auto-click to play cookie clicker, a button to display a horrible looking confetti (Raycast has much better confetti effect if you... um, need that), etc. These are just pure nonsence. All in all: quantity over quality, not recommended. Replace with (free) TinkerTool for system flags + specialized quality apps for everything else.

The Snap Windows function didn't work well. After locking the screen and then logging back in, the popup window will lose its background.

Amazing app packed with tons of QOL features!! The developer is also very responsive on Twitter; really appreciate that.

Not really useful. Maybe a handful at most would come in handy, and even then, I can use other apps that has the same controls/settings to configure.

This is HANDS-DOWN one of the best apps on SetApp, foremost because it incorporates so many of those features you see out there yet belong to costly single app/products, most of which are packed with side-features you don’t end up. I was impressed by the amount of tools offered here, but also reasonably suspected that they would be barebones, buggy, etc. Far from it - and they even include customization options, work as expected all while boasting a smooth overall UX. The amount of customization options per tool is naturally as numerous with that of the “single-dedicated apps”. But it does the job, does it well, meanwhile showing that there’s clearly been thought into the dev work (e.g “What settings could a user simply not be without for (for example) Highlight Active Window? Dimming intensity - check. Highly recommended, provides a wide range of tooling/use cases, works without issue (nothing is perfect, at most I saw 2 non-responsive features that just required a relaunch.

I very much appreciate the little things this app does to improve the quality of experience throughout MacOS in my use cases. Bravo! Well done app developers.

It creates problems with the overall settings especially when using window focus. Complicated way to sort the functions on the dropdown menu from the menubar and no dividers to sort them.

don’t use it

Potentially helpful but a bit buggy/limited. Couldn’t add more than one spacer to the dock. Setting a fixed dock location broke the Dock (not permanently) and I had to kill the process (restarts Dock) to get up and running.