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  • coconutBattery Plus 4.4.0 for Mac

    coconutBattery Plus 4.4.0 for Mac

    coconutBattery Plus 4.4.0 for Mac

    coconutBattery Plus 4.4.0 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    coconutBattery has been the trusted way to read a Mac battery since 2005, and the Plus edition adds the deeper tracking that careful owners want. It shows current capacity against the original design capacity, the cycle count, temperature and age, all read live. It also reads iPhone and iPad batteries, and Plus keeps a history of readings over time.

    Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Key Features

    • Shows live capacity, cycle count, temperature and battery age for your Mac
    • Reads iPhone and iPad battery health over cable, with WiFi reading in Plus
    • Saves battery readings over time so you can track wear across months
    • Plus adds a lifetime analyser with temperature and voltage history
    • Plus offers custom print templates for clean battery reports

    How to Download

    1. Open the official product page for coconutBattery and check the current version and price details there.
    2. Use Download from the official site to reach the vendor site, then follow the purchase or download steps shown on that page.
    3. Run the installer on your Mac, open your host app, and apply the tool from the effects panel to test it on a short clip.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac running macOS 12 Monterey or later. Reading an iPhone or iPad needs a cable connection, or WiFi sync for Plus wireless reading.

    FAQs

    Is coconutBattery Plus a subscription?

    No. The vendor sells Plus as a one time purchase, and a trial in the app settings lets you try Plus mode before you pay.

    Can it check my iPhone battery too?

    Yes. Connect an iPhone or iPad and the app reads its battery health, and Plus can do the same over WiFi.

    Where can I buy coconutBattery?

    It is sold only through the vendor site at coconut flavour dot com, not through the Mac App Store.

  • Xfer Records Serum 2.0.23 for Mac

    Xfer Records Serum 2.0.23 for Mac

    Xfer Records Serum 2.0.23 for Mac

    Xfer Records Serum 2.0.23 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Serum has been a staple synth for electronic producers for years, and Serum 2 widens it a lot. Each of its three main oscillators can run as wavetable, sample, multisample, granular or spectral, so one patch can blend a classic wavetable sweep with a grainy texture and a real instrument layer. The visual workflow that made the first version popular is still here.

    Key Features

    • Three oscillators, each with wavetable, sample, granular and spectral modes
    • Two filter units that can run in series or parallel with flexible routing
    • Modular effects rack where you can reorder and repeat effects freely
    • Built in arpeggiator and clip sequencer for patterns that play themselves
    • Large factory library with hundreds of presets and wavetables to start from

    How to Download

    1. Visit the vendor page to Download from the official site and choose the demo or buy a license.
    2. Run the Mac installer and select the plugin formats your host supports.
    3. Open your music app, load Serum 2 on a track and activate it with your account.

    System Requirements

    Serum 2 runs as a 64 bit VST3, AU or AAX plugin inside a compatible host on macOS. It needs a modern Mac with enough CPU headroom, since granular and spectral patches can be demanding during busy sessions.

    FAQs

    Is Serum 2 a free upgrade?

    Yes, for people who already own Serum 1. The vendor offers Serum 2 as a free upgrade for existing Serum 1 license holders.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Yes. A demo is available from the vendor. It runs the full plugin but limits each session, so you can judge the sound first.

    Do my Serum 1 presets still work?

    Yes. Serum 1 presets are compatible with Serum 2 and show up in its preset browser, though Serum 2 presets cannot load in Serum 1.

  • Intuitibits Transfer 2.4.4 for Mac

    Intuitibits Transfer 2.4.4 for Mac

    Intuitibits Transfer 2.4.4 for Mac

    Intuitibits Transfer 2.4.4 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Network gear often needs a small file server before it can update firmware, back up a config or send you its logs. Intuitibits Transfer turns your Mac into that server in minutes. It speaks the protocols switches, routers and access points rely on, and wraps them in a clean interface where you choose the shared folder, pick your ports and watch each transfer as it happens.

    Key Features

    • Serves files over TFTP, SFTP, FTP, HTTP and HTTPS from one app
    • Lets you choose a custom port for each protocol you enable
    • Full control over which folder and files devices can access
    • Clear transfer log so you can see what each device requested
    • Built for firmware updates, config backups and log collection tasks

    How to Download

    1. Head to the vendor page to Download from the official site and start the trial.
    2. Open the downloaded file and install Transfer on your Mac.
    3. Launch it, pick your shared folder, enable the protocols you need and connect your device.

    System Requirements

    Transfer needs macOS 13.5 or later, per the vendor product page. It is a server only and cannot act as a client, so transfers are started from the network device itself. A short free trial is available before you buy.

    FAQs

    What is Transfer mainly used for?

    It is used to update firmware, move configuration files and collect logs from network equipment that relies on a file transfer protocol.

    Can I use it as a file transfer client?

    No. Transfer runs in server mode only. Your device starts the transfer, and Transfer serves or receives the file.

    Which protocols are on by default?

    TFTP is the core service. Newer versions keep FTP, HTTP and HTTPS off by default until you choose to enable them.

  • JDownloader 2 Rev. 50639 for Mac

    JDownloader 2 Rev. 50639 for Mac

    JDownloader 2 Rev. 50639 for Mac

    JDownloader 2 Rev. 50639 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Downloading many files from hosting sites by hand is slow and error prone. JDownloader 2 takes over that chore. Paste a set of links and its link grabber sorts them into packages, checks what is online, and queues everything for you. It can pause and resume transfers and unpack archives when a download finishes.

    Key Features

    • Link grabber collects links from pages and sorts them into clear packages
    • Pause, resume and bandwidth limit controls for every download in the queue
    • Automatic extraction of archives once downloads complete successfully
    • Support for a very large range of hosting sites and direct links
    • Optional remote control through the My JDownloader web service

    How to Download

    1. Use the download button on this page to reach the official project site.
    2. Pick the macOS installer that matches your Mac and your macOS version.
    3. Run the installer, launch the app and let it apply its first update before adding links.

    System Requirements

    JDownloader 2 is written in Java and runs on macOS, Windows and Linux. Modern installers bundle Java, so most Mac users need nothing extra. A stable internet connection and enough free disk space for your queued files are the main things to plan for.

    FAQs

    Is JDownloader 2 free?

    Yes. It is free and open source software from the project team. If a site asks you to pay for it, you are in the wrong place.

    Why should I only use the official site?

    Modified copies from other sites can bundle unwanted extras. The official installers are the safe route and always carry the latest plugins.

    Can it resume a broken download?

    In most cases, yes. Where the host allows it, JDownloader can resume paused or interrupted transfers instead of starting again from zero.

  • Timing 2026.6 for Mac

    Timing 2026.6 for Mac

    Timing 2026.6 for Mac

    Timing 2026.6 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Manual timers only work if you remember to start them, and most of us forget right when work gets busy. Timing solves that by watching, with your permission, which apps, documents and websites you use, and for how long. At the end of the day you drag that activity onto projects, and you get an honest picture of where your hours went and what to bill.

    Key Features

    • Automatic tracking of apps, documents and websites with no timers to start
    • Projects and rules that sort your activity into client or task buckets
    • Detailed reports and timesheets that are ready for billing and review
    • Timeline view that helps you fill gaps and fix forgotten entries fast
    • Call and meeting detection that adds your conversations to the record

    How to Download

    1. Go to the vendor page to Download from the official site and get the app.
    2. Open the download and move Timing into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch it, grant the permissions it requests and let it track while you work.

    System Requirements

    Recent versions of Timing need macOS 14 Sonoma or later, according to the vendor release notes. It is a Mac only app, and your tracking data is stored on your Mac unless you choose to use its web features.

    FAQs

    Do I need to start a timer?

    No. Timing records your activity automatically in the background. You review and assign that activity to projects whenever it suits you.

    Can Timing help with billing?

    Yes. Its reports and timesheets are designed for billing, with options to round durations and export clean summaries for clients.

    Is my activity private?

    Tracking happens on your Mac for your own review. Check the vendor privacy notes if you plan to use the optional web app features.

  • Replacicon 2.1.1 for Mac

    Replacicon 2.1.1 for Mac

    Replacicon 2.1.1 for Mac

    Replacicon 2.1.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Some app icons look great in the Dock. Others clash, look dated or never adopted the modern rounded shape, and they nag at you every day. Replacicon fixes that without the manual Get Info dance. It gathers thousands of replacement icons for the apps you have installed, shows your options in one place, and swaps an icon with a single click.

    Key Features

    • Browse thousands of alternative icons for hundreds of popular Mac apps
    • Change an app icon in one click, with no manual file hunting needed
    • Import your own icon files or build an icon from any saved image
    • Background helper reapplies your icons after apps update themselves
    • Filters for Dock apps and for older icons that break the modern look

    How to Download

    1. Visit the vendor page to Download from the official site and get the app.
    2. Open the download and move Replacicon into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch it, pick an app from the list and click a replacement icon to apply it.

    System Requirements

    Replacicon needs macOS 13 Ventura or newer, per the vendor site, and it is a native app that works well on both Intel and Apple silicon Macs. It is sold as a one time payment rather than a subscription.

    FAQs

    Will my icons survive app updates?

    Yes. Replacicon watches for app updates in the background and reapplies your chosen icons, so your custom look does not vanish overnight.

    Can I use my own images as icons?

    Yes. You can import icon files from disk or create an icon from a saved image, and newer versions can generate icons with Apple Intelligence.

    Can I undo a change?

    Yes. You can restore the original icon for any app from within Replacicon if you decide you prefer the stock look after all.

  • FlowVision 1.7.6 for Mac

    FlowVision 1.7.6 for Mac

    FlowVision 1.7.6 for Mac

    FlowVision 1.7.6 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Opening a big folder of photos in the Finder can feel clunky, with small previews and constant double clicking. FlowVision takes a different approach. It lays images out in a flowing waterfall view that fills the screen, so you can scroll through a whole shoot at a glance, then open any picture full size to zoom and pan around the detail before moving on.

    Key Features

    • Waterfall style browsing that shows many images in one smooth flowing layout
    • Fast full size viewing with zoom and pan for checking fine detail
    • Built in file browser to move between folders without leaving the app
    • Support for common image formats plus video file playback in the viewer
    • Can be set as your default image viewer for quick everyday use

    How to Download

    1. Use the download button on this page to reach the project download source.
    2. Download the Mac build and open the file once it finishes.
    3. Move FlowVision into your Applications folder, launch it and open a photo folder to browse.

    System Requirements

    FlowVision needs macOS 11.0 or later, based on the project documentation. It is open source software released under the GPL 3.0 license, and it works well on modest hardware since viewing images is a light task.

    FAQs

    Is FlowVision free?

    Yes. It is open source and free to use. You can also read its source code if you want to see how it works.

    Does it edit photos?

    No. It focuses on viewing and browsing. For editing, use a dedicated editor and keep FlowVision for fast review work.

    Can it play videos too?

    Yes. Alongside still images, it can display and play video files stored in the same folders you are browsing.

  • Mimestream 1.10.8 for Mac

    Mimestream 1.10.8 for Mac

    Mimestream 1.10.8 for Mac

    Mimestream 1.10.8 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    If you live in Gmail but want a proper Mac app instead of a browser tab, Mimestream is built for you. It connects straight to the Gmail API, so labels, categories, filters and search work the way Gmail users expect, while the interface feels like a native macOS app. Your data and sign in tokens stay on your Mac, with no extra sync service sitting in between.

    Key Features

    • Native macOS interface built only for Gmail and Google Workspace accounts
    • Full support for Gmail labels, categories, aliases and server side filters
    • Profiles keep work and personal accounts apart, with an optional combined view
    • Fast message search using familiar Gmail search operators and tokens
    • Templates, mentions, undo send and vacation responses built right in

    How to Download

    1. Go to the vendor page to Download from the official site and get the installer.
    2. Open the disk image and drag Mimestream into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch the app, start the free trial and sign in with your Google account.

    System Requirements

    Mimestream needs macOS 12 Monterey or newer today, and the vendor notes that future versions will need macOS 14 or newer. It runs natively on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs and only supports Gmail accounts at this time.

    FAQs

    Does Mimestream work with Outlook or iCloud mail?

    No. Mimestream supports Gmail and Google Workspace only. Support for other services is planned but has no set date yet.

    Is there a free trial?

    Yes. New users get a 14 day free trial with no card required, after which a paid subscription is needed to keep using the app.

    Where is my email stored?

    The app stores your data and tokens on your own Mac and talks directly to the Gmail API, rather than routing mail through its own servers.

  • Motion Mosh 2.2.1 for Mac

    Motion Mosh 2.2.1 for Mac

    Motion Mosh 2.2.1 for Mac

    Motion Mosh 2.2.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Motion Mosh brings the smeared, melting look of datamoshing into After Effects without the old export and reimport dance. Motion from one moment bleeds into the next, colours stretch like wet paint and faces can melt into the background. Because it previews in real time, you can ride the effect with keyframes and land the chaos exactly on the beat.

    Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Key Features

    • Creates datamosh style smearing and melting directly inside After Effects
    • Real time GPU preview removes the export and import workflow of classic moshing
    • Keyframe friendly controls let the effect swell and settle on cue
    • Works with your existing footage, text and graphics layers
    • Also supports Premiere Pro and Media Encoder workflows

    How to Download

    1. Use the download button on this page to get the Motion Mosh package for your Mac.
    2. Open the downloaded file and follow the install steps shown on screen until setup finishes.
    3. Restart your host app if needed, then open the tool and test it on a small project first.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac with After Effects installed, a recent version of macOS and a GPU with OpenCL or OpenGL support. Apple silicon and Intel Macs are both supported, and extra graphics power keeps high resolution previews fluid.

    FAQs

    How is this different from classic datamoshing?

    Classic moshing corrupts exported video files. Motion Mosh creates a similar look live inside your project, so you keep full control and can undo anything.

    Can I control where the mosh happens?

    Yes. Keyframes and layer choices let you aim the effect at chosen moments instead of glitching the whole clip.

    Does it work on Apple silicon Macs?

    Yes. It runs on both Apple silicon and Intel Macs that meet the After Effects and GPU requirements.

  • UninstallPKG 1.2.2 for Mac

    UninstallPKG 1.2.2 for Mac

    UninstallPKG 1.2.2 for Mac

    UninstallPKG 1.2.2 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 16, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 16, 2026

    Most Mac apps leave by being dragged to the Trash, but software installed through a package file is different. A package can scatter files into system folders, and macOS gives you no simple way to undo that. UninstallPKG from CoreCode fills the gap. It lists the packages installed on your Mac and removes a chosen package together with the files it owns. Updated Aug 16, 2026.

    Key Features

    • Lists installed packages with identifier, date, size and version details
    • Removes all files that belong to a selected package in one pass
    • Careful handling of shared files so other packages keep working
    • Search field to find a package quickly in a long list
    • Works with package receipts stored by macOS itself

    How to Download

    1. Go to Download from the official site to get UninstallPKG from CoreCode.
    2. Open the download and move the app into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch it, pick the package you want gone and confirm the removal.

    System Requirements

    UninstallPKG needs macOS 10.14 Mojave or later according to the vendor listings, and the current build adds full support for macOS 15 Sequoia. An administrator password is needed since package files often live in protected folders.

    FAQs

    Is UninstallPKG the same as an app uninstaller?

    Not quite. It specialises in software installed by package files. Ordinary apps that arrived by drag and drop are still best removed from the Applications folder in the usual way.

    Is it safe to remove any package in the list?

    Take care with packages from Apple and with drivers you still use. If you are unsure what a package belongs to, leave it alone and check first.

    Is UninstallPKG free?

    CoreCode describes UninstallPKG as a free utility. Download it from the official site so you always get the genuine current build.