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Just got a Mac, what are some of your must-have apps and software to have on it?ĬolorSlurp is a slick colour picker and MeetingBar is an awesome meeting reminder tool that lives in your menu bar and gives you a quick prompt to join a Zoom/Teams/whatever meeting.ĭesigning for Serious Business - SpotVirtualHQĪ big part of my job is choosing colors that are easy on the eyes and won’t over stimulate.Yet another "my favorite apps" post, but this time with descriptions and links.

Sip (copy and paste colors directly without hex codes). I've been using Sip with a SetApp subscription. I think you could do a similar thing with your CMS landing page if you're not already.ĭesigners, what's your favorite color picker app? Sip's headline could use some work, but what I'm getting at is that you can scroll down and quickly get a feel for the features and how the app will benefit you.

A or B? I’m gotten mixed feedback so far…įor some examples of what I mean, check out the Cash App landing page, as well as the landing page for this color picker app I use called Sip.

So, what’s in your menu bar? I’d love to know.Hyperkey+I to access my color picker (I use Sip).

If your menu bar becomes overpopulated, try Bartender, a handy little utility that lets you show or hide apps as you like.

Option-clicking the Notification Center icon in the far right corner of the menu bar sets it to Do Not Disturb mode.

You can invert the colors on your menu bar to create a dark mode.

(Again, the menu bar app is mostly prefs.) And finally… The app gets frequent updates, and it features a fun little productivity Karma / leaderboard, if you’re into that kind of thing. In this case, you could use it for everything from daily chores and reminders to light project management. It’s one of those apps that can be deep or shallow, depending on your needs. I left for Todoist, which is supported on any platform you can imagine (including a Web-based version).

Things was my favorite, but lack of a mobile version combined with infrequent updates caused me to bail. I’ve used them all-or most of them, anyway. It kind of makes sense to close out a list of productivity apps with a to-do app. Finally, keyboard shortcut support means you can re-map your default screenshot shortcuts, or select new ones.

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CleanShot also features a seamless screen recording feature that automatically saves an MP4 file (gif support would be nice). If you take multipole screenshots, you get multiple thumbnails. At that point, you can save it to a selectable default folder copy it to your clipboard or delete it permanently. Basically, when you take a screenshot, it appears as a thumbnail hovering above the rest of your windows. But the feature I love most is something called Quick Access Overlay. Ah, so tidy.) It allows you to select a different wallpaper for your screenshots, or a flat color of your choosing. Bonus: it can hide all your desktop icons whether you’re taking a screenshot or not. For example, it automatically removes all your desktop icons, decluttering your screenshots. CleanShot, as the name suggests, is a screenshot tool, but it has some really handy tricks up it sleeves. Well, the same developer just released CleanShot, and after just two days’ use it’s earned a permanent spot in my Mac’s menu bar. Update-25 July, 2018: In February, I updated this post with PixelSnap, an awesome little menubar utility for taking onscreen measurements.