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  • Battery Notifier 4.2.1 for Mac

    Battery Notifier 4.2.1 for Mac

    Battery Notifier 4.2.1 for Mac

    Battery Notifier 4.2.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Battery Notifier is a small utility that keeps an eye on your MacBook battery so you do not have to. macOS only warns you at fixed levels and says little about battery health over time. This app lets you set your own alert points for low charge and full charge, pick a sound you will actually notice and glance at a simple health view when you want more detail. It sits quietly in the menu bar until it has something worth saying. Updated Aug 17, 2026.

    Key Features

    • Custom alerts for low battery and full charge levels
    • Health dashboard with charge and battery condition details
    • Detection that flags apps draining the battery fast
    • A choice of notification sounds for each alert
    • Runs locally with no account and no data collection

    How to Download

    1. Go to Download from the official site and get the Mac build.
    2. Open the downloaded package and move Battery Notifier into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch the app, allow notifications and set your alert levels.

    System Requirements

    Battery Notifier runs on Mac laptops with a current version of macOS. It is a light menu bar app, so any MacBook that runs a recent macOS release will handle it with ease.

    FAQs

    Is Battery Notifier free?

    Yes. The developer describes it as free and open source under the MIT license, with no ads and no account needed to use it.

    Can I choose when the alerts appear?

    Yes. You set the battery percentages that trigger a warning, which is the main reason people install it over the fixed system warnings.

    Does it send my data anywhere?

    The developer states the app collects no personal data and works offline. Your settings stay on your own Mac.

  • Aescripts Depth Scanner Lite 1.3.64 for Mac

    Aescripts Depth Scanner Lite 1.3.64 for Mac

    Aescripts Depth Scanner Lite 1.3.64 for Mac

    Aescripts Depth Scanner Lite 1.3.64 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Depth Scanner Lite is a plugin that estimates depth from ordinary images and video clips. Instead of painting a depth map by hand, you apply the effect and let the model work out what sits close to the camera and what sits far away. The result is a grayscale depth map you can feed into blur, fog, displacement and focus effects. This Lite edition keeps the workflow lean for everyday shots. Updated Aug 17, 2026.

    Key Features

    • Automatic depth estimation from still images and video
    • Depth Anything v2 model for cleaner depth results
    • Works inside After Effects compositions
    • Works inside Premiere Pro timelines
    • Depth maps ready for blur, fog and displacement effects

    How to Download

    1. Open the vendor product page for Depth Scanner Lite and get the Mac plugin package.
    2. Run the installer or use the vendor manager app if one is offered.
    3. Restart After Effects or Premiere Pro and apply the effect to a layer.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac with a current version of After Effects or Premiere Pro installed and a graphics card that can handle model based effects. Large frames and long clips render faster on Apple silicon machines with more memory.

    FAQs

    What is a depth map used for?

    A depth map stores distance as brightness. Effects read it to blur backgrounds, add haze with distance or push pixels for a subtle three dimensional feel.

    How is Lite different from the full edition?

    Lite is the slim variant focused on easy depth map creation. The full Depth Scanner line adds more models and deeper controls for demanding video work.

    Does it work on still photos?

    Yes. A single photo is enough. The plugin estimates depth for the frame and you can use the map right away in your composition.

  • Aescripts Gaussian Splatting 1.7.1 for Mac

    Aescripts Gaussian Splatting 1.7.1 for Mac

    Aescripts Gaussian Splatting 1.7.1 for Mac

    Aescripts Gaussian Splatting 1.7.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Gaussian Splatting is a plugin that brings captured real world scenes into After Effects. A phone scan or camera capture of a room, a street or an object can be trained into a splat file, and this tool lets you import that file, move a camera through it and render it inside your composition. Designers use it to place titles and graphics inside photoreal spaces without a full three dimensional rebuild of the scene. Updated Aug 17, 2026.

    Key Features

    • Imports Gaussian splat files in ply format into After Effects
    • Combines up to ten splat models in a single scene
    • GPU rendering for smooth real time scene playback
    • Camera moves and animation with normal After Effects tools
    • 3D Null Generator tool for placing elements in the scene

    How to Download

    1. Open the vendor product page for Gaussian Splatting and get the Mac plugin package.
    2. Run the installer for your After Effects version.
    3. Restart After Effects, add the effect to a solid and load your splat file.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac with a supported version of Adobe After Effects and a capable graphics card, since scenes render on the GPU. Large scans with millions of splats run best on Apple silicon machines with generous memory.

    FAQs

    Where do splat files come from?

    Capture apps and tools such as phone scanners and desktop trainers turn photos of a real place or object into splat files you can import.

    Can I animate the view?

    Yes. The scene responds to the After Effects camera, so you can keyframe moves through the captured space like any other three dimensional layer setup.

    Is every ply file a splat file?

    No. The ply container also holds meshes and point clouds. You need a ply that contains Gaussian splat data from a splat training tool.

  • KeyClu 0.33 for Mac

    KeyClu 0.33 for Mac

    KeyClu 0.33 for Mac

    KeyClu 0.33 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Every Mac app hides dozens of useful shortcuts inside its menus, and nobody remembers them all. KeyClu is a small free utility that solves that in the simplest way: press the Command key twice and hold, and a tidy panel lists the shortcuts for the app you are in right now. Release the key and the panel is gone.

    Updated: Aug 17, 2026

    Key Features

    • Press Command twice and hold to see current app shortcuts
    • Shows menu shortcuts for the app in front of you
    • Lets you hide shortcuts you never use and bookmark favorites
    • Supports custom shortcuts through its My Shortcuts list
    • Can also list macOS system and other hotkey panels

    How to Download

    1. Start on the developer page here: Download from the official site
    2. Download the latest disk image, or install it with Homebrew if you prefer.
    3. Move KeyClu to Applications, launch it and grant the access it requests.

    System Requirements

    KeyClu needs macOS 11 Big Sur or later and works on Intel and Apple silicon Macs. It is light, free to use, and released under an open source license.

    FAQs

    How do I open the shortcut list?

    By default you press the Command key twice and hold it. The panel appears while you hold and closes when you let go.

    Does KeyClu work in every app?

    It reads the menus of the active app, so most Mac apps work well. Apps with icon only menus may show fewer entries.

    Can I add my own shortcuts?

    Yes. The My Shortcuts list lets you keep custom entries, and the settings let you manage which apps are included or ignored.

  • GPUDog Deep 1.4.2 for Mac

    GPUDog Deep 1.4.2 for Mac

    GPUDog Deep 1.4.2 for Mac

    GPUDog Deep 1.4.2 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Most effect plugins give you a fixed set of looks and a few sliders. GPUDog Deep goes further. It is the top tier of GPUDog, a GPU effect collection for After Effects and DaVinci Resolve, and it adds the Den, a studio in your browser that stays in sync with your comp. You wire nodes together, watch the result update live on your footage, then use the finished build in your timeline as a normal effect.

    Key Features

    • Builds custom GPU effects by connecting nodes in the Den studio
    • Shows a live preview on your own clips while you shape the effect
    • Includes the full GPUDog collection of ready made GPU effects
    • Works in both After Effects and DaVinci Resolve with one licence
    • Lets you save, share and reuse the effects you build

    How to Download

    1. Use the download button on this page to get the installer for your Mac.
    2. Run the installer and follow the steps for your host application.
    3. Open After Effects or DaVinci Resolve, apply GPUDog Deep, and open the Den to start building.

    System Requirements

    GPUDog Deep runs inside a supported version of Adobe After Effects or DaVinci Resolve on macOS. Effects run on the graphics card, so a capable GPU gives the smoothest live previews.

    FAQs

    Do I need to write code to build effects?

    No. Deep is built around nodes, so you connect blocks and adjust values. If you do want code, the graph can be converted when you need it.

    What is the difference between Pro and Deep?

    Pro unlocks the full ready made effect set and shader editing. Deep adds the node based Den studio, live sync and effect sharing on top.

    Can I use one licence in two host apps?

    The vendor presents one download and licence as covering both apps, so you can move a look between them.

  • Maxon Red Giant 2027.0 for Mac

    Maxon Red Giant 2027.0 for Mac

    Maxon Red Giant 2027.0 for Mac

    Maxon Red Giant 2027.0 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Red Giant is the big toolbox in many editing suites. From Maxon, it gathers the Trapcode particle tools, the Magic Bullet colour tools, Universe effects and more into one subscription for motion design and visual effects work. One day you are building a particle trail for a logo reveal. The next you are grading a short film or adding a lens flare that matches the shot.

    Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Key Features

    • Trapcode tools for particles, 3D strokes and organic motion effects
    • Magic Bullet tools for colour correction, film looks and clean finishing
    • Universe library of effects and transitions for fast stylised edits
    • Real Lens Flares and optical effects that respond to your footage
    • Maxon Studio capsules that speed up repeat motion design tasks

    How to Download

    1. Go to the vendor page here: Download from the official site and sign in with a MyMaxon account.
    2. Use the Maxon App installer to download and install the Red Giant tools.
    3. Open your host app, such as After Effects, and find the new effects in the effects menu.

    System Requirements

    Red Giant needs a Mac running a recent version of macOS, a supported host app such as After Effects, and a graphics card with enough memory for effects work. Maxon publishes a full compatibility table, so check it for your exact host version before installing.

    FAQs

    What host apps does Red Giant work with?

    It supports major hosts including After Effects and Premiere Pro, with some tools also working in DaVinci Resolve and other hosts listed by Maxon.

    Is Red Giant a subscription?

    Yes. Maxon sells Red Giant as a subscription, on its own or as part of Maxon One. Pricing and terms are shown on the official product page.

    What is new in the latest release line?

    Recent releases added a depth aware relighting tool called Scene Light, plus updates across Trapcode and the optical tools. Maxon release notes carry the full list.

  • AfterCodecs 1.12.2 for Mac

    AfterCodecs 1.12.2 for Mac

    AfterCodecs 1.12.2 for Mac

    AfterCodecs 1.12.2 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Exporting from Adobe apps often means huge files, missing codecs or a detour through other tools. AfterCodecs, made by Autokroma, plugs straight into After Effects, Premiere Pro and Media Encoder and adds the export formats editors actually ask for. You can render ProRes, H.264, H.265 and HAP files in MP4 or MOV wrappers, with settings that balance quality and file size, and without relying on old QuickTime components.

    Key Features

    • Exports ProRes, H.264, H.265 and HAP codecs from Adobe apps
    • Works inside After Effects, Premiere Pro and Media Encoder
    • Saves renders as MP4 or MOV files with no QuickTime needed
    • Supports MultiRender Markers to batch export sections in Premiere Pro
    • Shows render progress in the taskbar icon while After Effects works

    How to Download

    1. Get the installer from Download from the official site and pick the macOS version.
    2. Run the installer and let it add AfterCodecs to your Adobe apps.
    3. Open your Adobe app, choose AfterCodecs in the export settings, and render.

    System Requirements

    The vendor lists macOS 11.0 Big Sur as the minimum for the current version, running on Intel or Apple Silicon Macs, with a supported Adobe Creative Cloud app such as After Effects, Premiere Pro or Media Encoder installed.

    FAQs

    Why use AfterCodecs instead of the built in exporters?

    It fills gaps the built in tools leave, such as ProRes on demand, HAP for live visuals, and smaller H.264 and H.265 files.

    Does one licence cover all three Adobe apps?

    AfterCodecs is one exporter suite for the Adobe apps it supports. Check the licence terms on the official page for how many machines you can use.

    Can I try it before buying?

    The vendor offers a trial mode, and the installer writes a short note file with your exports that explains which licence removes the trial limits.

  • Bullet Time 1.3.64 for Mac

    Bullet Time 1.3.64 for Mac

    Bullet Time 1.3.64 for Mac

    Bullet Time 1.3.64 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Slowing footage down is easy. Doing it without choppy steps, smeared edges and strange warping is the hard part, especially when the subject moves fast. Bullet Time is a plugin by Blace Plugins, sold through aescripts, that uses AI frame interpolation built for large motion. It creates the in between frames your camera never shot, so a normal clip can play as smooth slow motion or stretch to a new timing.

    Key Features

    • Creates new frames with AI interpolation for smooth slow motion
    • Handles large and fast motion that breaks simpler retiming tools
    • Stretches time so clips fit a new duration without jerky playback
    • Offers settings to tune fidelity and clean up problem areas
    • Works inside After Effects and Premiere Pro on your timeline

    How to Download

    1. Use the download button on this page to get the installer for your Mac.
    2. Run the installer and follow the steps for your host application.
    3. Open your editor, apply Bullet Time to a clip, and set the speed or stretch you need.

    System Requirements

    Bullet Time needs a supported version of Adobe After Effects or Premiere Pro on macOS. AI frame creation is heavy work, so a recent Mac with a strong graphics card processes long clips much faster.

    FAQs

    Can Bullet Time fix footage shot at a low frame rate?

    It can help a lot by inventing plausible in between frames, but results depend on the shot. Fast crossing motion and busy backgrounds are always the hardest cases.

    Does it work for time stretching as well as slow motion?

    Yes. The same interpolation engine can stretch a clip to a longer duration, which is handy when a shot must land on a music beat or a title.

    Is my footage sent to the cloud?

    Blace tools run their AI locally on your machine, so your clips stay on your Mac during processing.

  • Cap Screen Recorder 0.5.9 for Mac

    Cap Screen Recorder 0.5.9 for Mac

    Cap Screen Recorder 0.5.9 for Mac

    Cap Screen Recorder 0.5.9 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Cap is a screen recorder built for people who explain things all day. Record your screen, your camera and your voice, then share the result with a link instead of a heavy file attachment. It has two moods. Instant Mode uploads while you talk, so the link is ready the moment you stop. Studio Mode records to your Mac in full quality and opens an editor made for screen recordings, with zooms and captions.

    Updated Aug 17, 2026

    Key Features

    • Records screen, window or a chosen area along with camera and microphone
    • Captures system audio on Mac without extra routing tools
    • Shares recordings with a link as soon as you finish in Instant Mode
    • Offers a Studio Mode editor with zooms, trims, captions and cursor effects
    • Keeps code open source, with options for your own storage or self hosting

    How to Download

    1. Go to the vendor page here: Download from the official site and get the Mac build.
    2. Open the downloaded file and move Cap into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch it and grant screen recording and microphone permission when macOS asks.

    System Requirements

    Cap provides native apps for macOS on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, and the vendor supports current macOS releases. Recording at high resolution uses disk space quickly, so keep room free for longer Studio Mode sessions.

    FAQs

    Is Cap free to use?

    The vendor says Cap is free for personal use, with unlimited local recording in Studio Mode. Paid plans add commercial rights and cloud features.

    How long can I record?

    Studio Mode has no time limit for local files. Free cloud share links are limited to shorter clips, which the pricing page spells out.

    Can Cap record system sound as well as my voice?

    Yes. On Mac it captures system audio and microphone together natively, so calls and app sounds land in the same recording.

  • NeoFinder 9.3.1 for Mac

    NeoFinder 9.3.1 for Mac

    NeoFinder 9.3.1 for Mac

    NeoFinder 9.3.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 17, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 17, 2026

    NeoFinder is a disk cataloging app for people whose files live on many drives at once. It scans external disks, network volumes and backup media and keeps a searchable catalog of everything it finds. The drive can go back in a drawer and you can still search its contents, read metadata and check where a file lives before you plug anything in. Updated Aug 17, 2026.

    Key Features

    • Catalogs external drives, network volumes and backup disks
    • Fast search across catalogs while the real disks stay offline
    • Reads photo, audio and video metadata in detail
    • Thumbnails and previews that make browsing archives visual
    • Tools to find similar photos and duplicate files

    How to Download

    1. Use Download from the official site to check the current release and get the app.
    2. Open the downloaded file and move NeoFinder into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch the app and catalog your first drive to start searching.

    System Requirements

    NeoFinder 9.3.1 needs a Mac running macOS 10.15 or later and enough free space for its catalog database. Very large photo and video archives benefit from a fast internal drive for the catalog files.

    FAQs

    Can I search a drive that is not connected?

    Yes. Once a drive is cataloged you can search names, metadata and previews from the catalog while the disk itself stays unplugged or stored away.

    Who is NeoFinder made for?

    Photographers, video editors, music collectors and anyone juggling many external drives who wastes time hunting for files across them.

    Is there a trial version?

    The developer offers a free demo on the official site, so you can catalog a small set of disks and test the search before buying a license.