Trickster is a Mac app that follows the files you work with on a Mac to provide quick help whenever you need it. A small tool giving access to everything you’ve worked on recently

Acquaintance with the new macOS doesn’t always go smooth, due to the bugs and new functionality. Check out the key macOS Catalina issues, along with the ways to fix them.

Instagram doesn’t support the direct messaging feature for Mac. But we know third-party apps as well as some workarounds for the native app, which help you enable the functionality, effortlessly.

Apple introduced the perks of macOS 10.15 at the 2019 WWDC, and lots of features have been tested and discussed since then. Check how to try them all, effortlessly.

Silenz adjusts and optimizes your attention span by tracking the sounds of your environment. A small and effortless solution that makes your headphones complete.

SheetPlanner is a Mac app that takes charge of your daily tasks. It’s a comprehensive calendar, a storage for your files, a progress-tracking tool, and whatever you want it to be.

Catered for macOS, Movist is a superb replacement for your default media player with the perks like subtitles and custom playlists. It’s high-performing and saves your CPU power.

Receipts is a small utility for Mac that helps you scan, track, and manage your bills. Collected in one spot, digital receipts enable you to keep an eye on expenses.

Wherever you go online, your search history leaves a footprint. Every website records every page you visit, every link you click, and usually leaves a cookie so that it knows when you’ve come back. Here is how you clear recently viewed items on your Mac.

By now all of us have emoji keyboards on our iPhones. They are near effortless: just switch the language and type. But it’s a completely different story on macOS.

Using Core Shell for Mac promises lots of colors, advanced features, and secure macOS Keychain integration. Enjoy instant connections to remote shells from anywhere, edit per-host, and simplify access through tagging

One may ask, “Do you need antivirus to protect your Mac?” The reality is, all computers, even Macs, are vulnerable to malware (short for malicious software). While Apple takes a lot of security precautions, how secure your Mac is depends on your knowledge of how to check for viruses and how to remove them.