🔥 10 Little macOS Apps that Make a Big Difference in 2022 [Part 2]
Boost your productivity with apps you didn’t know about!
🚀 See also:
— 🔗 Part 1 — 🔗 Part 3 —🔗 Part 4
1. TopNotch

TopNotch is a top notch app (!) that hides the top notch on the latest MacBook models.
2. Paletro

Do you know how some apps (Sublime Text, Visual Studio Code, Nova) have a shortcut you can type to bring up a command palette to do more quickly get to menu items? Paletro is an app that adds that functionality to every app on macOS.
3. Karabiner (open-source)

Karabiner is a powerful and stable keyboard customizer for macOS. Using this app, you can define custom keyboard shortcuts, modify your keyboard(s), and do a lot more.
4. Caffeine

Don’t let your Mac fall asleep. It’s similar to Amphetamine, but has a more minimalist UI. Link
5. Font Smoothing Adjuster (open-source)
Font smoothing is something that macOS does to make your fonts look slightly bolder. This has the side-effect of messing with carefully designed character shapes produced by font creators, and makes text more blurry.
6. MouseCape (open-source)

A free cursor manager for Mac OS 10.8+ built using private, nonintrusive CoreGraphics APIs.
7. Coin Tick
Coin Tick is a crypto-currency ticker. It allows you to view prices of your selected crypto-coins directly from your Mac’s menu bar. Super useful during this crypto-crash!
8. App Cleaner

AppCleaner is a small application which allows you to thoroughly uninstall unwanted apps.
9. Kitty (open-source)

Kitty is a cross-platform, fast, feature-rich, GPU based terminal. In the future I will write about some interesting features of Kitty, but for now you should know that Kitty has a rich config file which helps build a quake-mode terminal for Mac. Kitty also displays images in the terminal!
10. TinkerTool

TinkerTool is an application that gives you access to additional preference settings Apple has built into macOS. This allows to activate hidden features in the operating system and in some of the applications delivered with the system.
Honorable Mention
Monitor Control (open-source)

Controls your external display brightness and volume and shows native OSD. Use menulet sliders or the keyboard, including native Apple keys!
Why is it not on the list? Because after the latest update of BetterDisplay (formerly known as BetterDummy), BetterDisplay can do Monitor Control’s job as well, so you’ll need one fewer app to install.