
Lungo 2.8.3 for Mac
Mac UtilitiesLungo does one job and does it neatly. It stops your Mac from sleeping and stops the screen from dimming for as long as you choose. That sounds trivial until a long download stalls overnight or a presentation fades mid sentence. One click in the menu bar, pick a duration, and the Mac stays awake.
Key Features
- Keep your Mac awake for a set time or indefinitely
- Start and stop from a simple menu bar icon
- Keep the screen on while reading or presenting work
- Use Shortcuts and a URL scheme to automate wake times
- Enjoy a small app with no accounts and no data collection
How to Download
- Use the download button on this page and save the app file on your Mac.
- You can also Download from the official site and check which build suits your macOS version.
- Open the file, move Lungo to Applications and launch it from the menu bar.
System Requirements
The current version of Lungo needs macOS 26 or later. The developer also offers older builds for earlier macOS versions on the same site. It is a tiny utility that uses very little memory while it quietly does its job.
FAQs
Why not just change the macOS settings?
You can, but then you must remember to change them back. Lungo applies a timed change and ends it for you automatically.
Can it keep a closed MacBook awake?
Only in the setup macOS allows, with a charger and an external display connected. Sleep behaviour with the lid shut is limited by Apple.
Does Lungo collect my data?
No. The developer states that the app collects no data, which suits a utility that only manages wake behaviour on your Mac.
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