Justin Pot

To sleep, or not to sleep? This app lets you choose the answer.

You don't necessarily need to hide menu bar icons. You can just cram more in there by reducing the spacing.

Add some quirk to your computer.

You can disrupt routines you don't like—if you spot them.

See how much memory an app is taking up—and then delete it completely.

Spotify might be the least keyboard-friendly music player ever made—but not anymore.

Newsletters are great—a clogged email inbox is not.

Strolly can make the experience of walking the dog (or just getting outside for a bit) a little less monotonous.

If screen time notifications actually got you to spend less time on your phone, they wouldn't exist.

Troubleshooting shoddy Wi-Fi is frustrating; Online Check can help.

The web can be an annoying place—this app helps.

This free app brings a longtime Windows feature to macOS.

It's the cleanest choice for when you just want to browse.

See your favorite website every time you open a new tab.

No ads, no upsells. Just a free app for tracking daily habits.

Quickly send videos between Windows, Mac, iPhone, Linux, and Android.

See the current track every time you pause and switch out the ugly volume and brightness pop-ups.

You don't need to pay for Bartender to hide your menu bar icons.

It's $10 a month, but you're getting a lot for your money.

The two social networks can come together thanks to this beta bridge that connects two protocols.