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Hidden Bar lets you hide menu bar items to give your Mac a cleaner look.

The app provides lots of powerful extra actions for the Shortcuts app on macOS and iOS. These actions make it significantly easier to create shortcuts. Want to run shortcuts directly from the iOS Lock Screen? Check out my Quick Launch app. And trigger shortcuts on your Mac from your iOS device with my Hyperduck app. And for high-quality transcription, see my Aiko app.

Pock brings your macOS Dock and useful widgets to the MacBook Pro Touch Bar, turning that slim display into an always-available control strip tailored to your workflow. Its signature feature replicates the Dock directly on the Touch Bar, letting you launch or switch apps with a tap while freeing precious pixels on your desktop. Beyond the Dock, Pock offers modular widgets—like Now Playing, status indicators, and system controls—that you can enable, disable, or rearrange to taste. ...

Launch the Touch Bar simulator from anywhere without needing to have Xcode installed, whereas Apple requires you to launch it from inside Xcode. It also comes with a handy transparency slider, a screenshot button, a menu bar icon, and a system service to toggle the Touch Bar with a click or keyboard shortcut. Clicking the menu bar icon toggles the Touch Bar window.

...Please note, because the binary is not signed, you'll have to "right click" on the application, click "Open", and subsequently click "Open" in the dialog that appears. You only have to do this the first time you launch the newly-downloaded application. ShiftIt installs itself in the menu bar (optionally it can be completely hidden). It provides a set of actions that manipulates windows positions and sizes. Normally, all Cocoa windows and X11 windows are supported. Some applications might not work correctly or not at all.