Useful Mac Tools
Let’s dive in and discover how these tools can transform the way you interact with your Mac, making tasks easier, more organized, and even a bit magical.
Arc: A Chromium-Based Web Browser
Arc is a Chromium-based web browser. In simple terms, it’s a replacement to Chrome and Safari. Im sure you often find yourself drowning in a sea of open browser tabs, each representing a different task or topic you’re working on, the best thing about Arc is that it allows users to create customizable “Spaces” to organize tabs and offers built-in note-taking and whiteboard tools for productivity. Check out this video for a quick introduction before giving Arc a try.
Raycast: better Spotlight
Raycast is an easy-to-use yet advanced app offering similar functionalities to Spotlight but with more customizations and features. Here are some potential features: Spotlight-like Search,Clipboard History, Productivity Tools, Plugins.
Tower: an easy Git client
Tower brings a clean, intuitive UI to Git. You can drag and drop branches, cherry-pick commits visually, and manage your repo without memorizing commands.
Wrap: fix any command without backspacing
Warp is a terminal built for productivity. It offers a clean UI with input blocks, autocomplete, and the ability to share command outputs easily. What makes it stand out? AI integration powered by Claude — helping you debug errors, explain commands, and write shell scripts in natural language, right in the terminal.
Todoist: quick & focused task capture
Todoist is a fast and lightweight task manager that helps you capture and organize your todos. Great for daily planning, recurring tasks, and keeping things out of your head.
Notion: docs + planning in one place
Notion is an all-in-one workspace where you can write, plan, and organize projects. Ideal for long-form thinking, documentation, and structured project management.
TablePlus: database GUI
TablePlus is a clean, fast, and powerful GUI for managing databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and more. It makes querying, browsing data, and managing schema changes feel simple and intuitive.
Thats it, Happy exploring! 🚀✨
Have you discovered any other incredible tools that have transformed your Mac experience? I would love to hear about them!🥳