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  • TH-U Premium 2.0.19 for Mac

    TH-U Premium 2.0.19 for Mac

    TH-U Premium 2.0.19 for Mac

    TH-U Premium 2.0.19 for Mac

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

    TH-U Premium is Overloud flagship guitar amp software. Instead of recording through a physical amp and a microphone, you plug your guitar into an audio interface and shape the sound inside your Mac. The suite mixes three approaches in one place: classic modelling of real amps and pedals, captured rigs that reproduce actual studio setups, and cabinet processing built on impulse responses. It runs standalone for practice and as a plugin inside recording software.

    Key Features

    • Hundreds of premium models covering amps, cabinets, effects and microphones
    • Combines modelling, rig capturing and fluid cabinet processing in one plugin
    • Large preset library organised by style, with new presets added for owners
    • Works standalone for practice and as a plugin in major recording software
    • Supports expansion rig libraries and cabinet libraries from the Overloud store

    How to Download

    1. Open the vendor product page and review the editions and system details.
    2. Download from the official site to reach the trial and purchase options.
    3. Create an Overloud account, install the software, and activate it with your licence.

    System Requirements

    TH-U Premium runs on macOS as a standalone app and as a plugin for hosts that support Audio Units, VST or AAX formats. You also need an audio interface for your guitar and enough free storage for the model library and any expansions.

    FAQs

    Can I try TH-U Premium before buying?

    Overloud offers trials through its site, so you can test the sound on your own Mac first.

    Does it work inside Logic Pro and other hosts?

    Yes. It loads as a plugin in popular recording software on Mac, and the standalone version covers practice without a host.

    What is a rig library?

    It is an expansion pack of captured real amp setups that owners can add to the included models.

  • KeyCastr 0.11.1 for Mac

    KeyCastr 0.11.1 for Mac

    KeyCastr 0.11.1 for Mac

    KeyCastr 0.11.1 for Mac

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

    Anyone who records tutorials knows the problem. You press a shortcut, something happens on screen, and your viewer has no idea which keys you touched. KeyCastr solves that by drawing your keystrokes right on the display as you type. It can show every key, or only shortcuts that use modifier keys, and it can show mouse clicks too. Teachers and streamers use it so viewers can follow without narration of every key press.

    Key Features

    • Displays keystrokes on screen in a clear overlay while you work or record
    • Lets you show all keys, or only commands that use modifier keys
    • Can display mouse clicks so viewers see where and when you click
    • Offers more than one visual style, including a minimal look for clean videos
    • Free and open source, with the full project open for anyone to inspect

    How to Download

    1. Visit the project page and open the releases section for the latest build.
    2. Download from the official site and save the app archive to your Mac.
    3. Unzip it, move KeyCastr to Applications, and grant the access macOS asks for.

    System Requirements

    KeyCastr runs on current versions of macOS and needs two permissions to work: input monitoring and accessibility access. Both are granted in System Settings, and the app explains the steps the first time you launch it.

    FAQs

    Is KeyCastr free?

    Yes. It is open source and free, from its project page or via Homebrew.

    Why does KeyCastr ask for input monitoring access?

    It needs that access to see your keys and draw them on screen. Without it, the overlay stays blank.

    Can I show only shortcuts and not normal typing?

    Yes. You can limit the display to commands that involve modifier keys, which keeps passwords and normal sentences off the screen.

  • Photomator 3.4.15 for Mac

    Photomator 3.4.15 for Mac

    Photomator 3.4.15 for Mac

    Photomator 3.4.15 for Mac

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

    Photomator is the photo focused editor from the Pixelmator team. It works directly with your Photos library and with folders of images, so you can browse a shoot and edit without a separate catalogue. The editing tools cover the full range from simple exposure and colour fixes to curves, colour balance wheels and selective edits with masks. Machine learning tools handle tedious jobs, like selecting a subject or sky, in one click.

    Key Features

    • Works with your Photos library and with image folders on your Mac
    • Supports more than 750 RAW formats, including Apple ProRAW files
    • Offers colour adjustments from basic sliders to curves and colour wheels
    • Selects subjects, skies and backgrounds automatically for selective edits
    • Applies edits to many photos at once with batch editing and presets

    How to Download

    1. Open the vendor product page and check the current purchase options.
    2. Download from the official site and follow its link to the App Store.
    3. Install Photomator, open it, and connect it to your Photos library or a folder.

    System Requirements

    Photomator needs a recent version of macOS and is built for Apple silicon and Intel Macs using Apple technologies such as Metal and Core ML. Edits save without changing your originals, so you can revisit them anytime.

    FAQs

    Does Photomator replace my original photos when I edit?

    No. Edits are applied without destroying the original image, so you can undo changes or export a new version whenever you like.

    Can Photomator edit RAW files from my camera?

    Yes. It supports hundreds of RAW formats from major camera makers, along with common formats such as JPEG and Apple ProRAW.

    Is Photomator the same as Pixelmator Pro?

    No. Photomator focuses on photo editing and library work, while Pixelmator Pro is a broader image and design editor.

  • Motion Extractor 1.3.8 for Mac

    Motion Extractor 1.3.8 for Mac

    Motion Extractor 1.3.8 for Mac

    Motion Extractor 1.3.8 for Mac

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

    Some shots look flat. A street scene feels still, a landscape feels empty, and stock footage can seem too dull to use. Motion Extractor takes a different look at that footage. It pulls out the movement inside a shot and lets the moving parts stand on their own, so hidden motion becomes the whole point of the image. Editors reach for it when a normal clip needs a fresh angle, or when a quiet scene deserves a second chance.

    Key Features

    • Reveals the movement inside a shot while still areas fall away
    • Runs as a plugin inside your video editing workflow
    • Turns plain stock footage into striking abstract visuals
    • Lets you tune the effect to suit each clip and scene
    • Suits titles, transitions and experimental edits of many kinds

    How to Download

    1. Use the download button on this page to get the installer for your Mac.
    2. Open the downloaded file and follow the setup steps for your host app.
    3. Restart your editor, apply the effect to a clip and explore the controls.

    System Requirements

    You need a Mac with a current version of macOS and a supported host application such as Adobe After Effects or Premiere Pro, plus free space for your project media.

    FAQs

    What does Motion Extractor actually do?

    It isolates the moving parts of a shot so motion becomes visible on its own, while still parts of the frame fade back.

    Is it a standalone app?

    No. It is a plugin, so it works inside a host editor. You apply it to a clip on your timeline and adjust it there like any other effect.

    What kind of footage works best?

    Clips with clear movement against a calmer background respond well. Smooth or locked off footage is a good place to start.

  • Comic Life 4.2.2 for Mac

    Comic Life 4.2.2 for Mac

    Comic Life 4.2.2 for Mac

    Comic Life 4.2.2 for Mac

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

    Comic Life turns ordinary photos into comic pages. You start with a template, drop in your pictures, and add panels, speech balloons, captions and sound effect lettering until the page reads like a real comic. Families, teachers and creators use it to finish comics without learning complex design software. A script editor is built in too, so you can write the story first and let the pages follow your words.

    Key Features

    • More than 60 ready made templates for comics, diaries and newsletters
    • Panels, balloons and captions you can resize, move and restyle freely
    • Comic fonts and lettering art, including bold sound effect styles
    • Script editor that turns written scenes into panel layouts for your pages
    • Photo filters and effects that give pictures a drawn comic book look

    How to Download

    1. Visit the vendor site and open the Comic Life section for Mac details.
    2. Download from the official site and follow the links to the current edition.
    3. Install the app, open a template, and build a first page with your own photos.

    System Requirements

    Comic Life 4 for Mac needs macOS 11.3 or later, as the vendor lists on its site. It is a light app by modern standards, and it works with photos stored on your Mac or in your Photos library.

    FAQs

    Do I need drawing skills to use Comic Life?

    No. The app is built around your own photos plus ready made panels and lettering, so no drawing is required to finish a page.

    Can teachers use Comic Life in class?

    Yes. Schools are a long standing audience for the app, and it is often used for book reports, story writing and class projects.

    Can I print or share a finished comic?

    Yes. Finished pages can be printed, exported and shared online.

  • Gemini 2.10.2 for Mac

    Gemini 2.10.2 for Mac

    Gemini 2.10.2 for Mac

    Gemini 2.10.2 for Mac

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

    Duplicates build up quietly. The same photo gets imported twice, a song lives in two folders, and a big video sits in Downloads long after you copied it elsewhere. Gemini, made by MacPaw, hunts those copies down. It scans your whole disk, your Photos and Music libraries, and external drives, then groups duplicates and similar files. You review each group, keep the copy you want, and send the rest to the Trash.

    Key Features

    • Finds exact duplicate files even when they carry different names
    • Groups similar files, such as near identical photos, for a manual review
    • Scans internal storage, Photos and Music libraries, and external drives
    • Previews files before removal and always keeps at least one copy safe
    • Watches for new duplicates with a monitor that warns you as they appear

    How to Download

    1. Visit the MacPaw product page and read the current plan details.
    2. Download from the official site and open the installer file you receive.
    3. Drag Gemini to Applications, launch it, and run a first scan of your home folder.

    System Requirements

    Gemini supports a wide range of macOS versions, from older releases through the current one, and needs a modest amount of free space to install. A full scan takes longer on large drives, so allow a few minutes.

    FAQs

    Will Gemini delete the only copy of a file?

    No. It is designed to keep at least one copy of every file, and removed items go to the Trash so you can restore them.

    What is the difference between duplicates and similar files?

    Duplicates are exact copies. Similar files differ slightly, like two shots of one scene, and the choice stays with you.

    Can the free trial clean my whole Mac?

    The trial scans everything but limits removal. A licence lifts that limit.

  • WhatCable Pro 1.4.0 for Mac

    WhatCable Pro 1.4.0 for Mac

    WhatCable Pro 1.4.0 for Mac

    WhatCable Pro 1.4.0 for Mac

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

    Every USB C cable looks identical, yet one charges at full speed, the next crawls, and a third fails your display. WhatCable reads the data your Mac already receives from each cable and explains it in plain words: the charging power, the data speed, and any limit that is holding the connection back. Pro goes further for frequent testers, adding live measurements and a memory of each cable over time.

    Key Features

    • Shows cable charging power, data speed and display support in plain language
    • Reads cable marker data to explain why a connection is slower than expected
    • Pro adds live power monitoring so you can watch readings change as you swap gear
    • Pro keeps a named history for each cable, with a verdict you can check later
    • Includes a command line tool for quick checks, scripts and a live dashboard

    How to Download

    1. Open the vendor site and compare the free app with the Pro feature list.
    2. Download from the official site and install the free app first to check your Mac.
    3. Buy Pro for the deeper tools, then paste the key into the app.

    System Requirements

    WhatCable needs macOS 14 Sonoma or later and a Mac with Apple silicon, from M1 onwards. Intel Macs are not supported, because their port controllers do not expose the cable data the app depends on.

    FAQs

    Why does WhatCable not work on Intel Macs?

    The vendor explains that Intel models do not publish the cable data the app reads, so there is nothing to show.

    What does Pro add over the free app?

    Pro adds live power readings, deeper diagnostics, port health checks and a saved cable history.

    Is Pro a subscription?

    No. The vendor sells Pro as a single payment that covers up to two Macs, with no recurring charge.

  • Workspaces 2.3 for Mac

    Workspaces 2.3 for Mac

    Workspaces 2.3 for Mac

    Workspaces 2.3 for Mac

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

    Starting a project often means ten small chores. Open this folder, launch that app, find the right browser tabs, dig out the notes. Workspaces gathers all of that into one place. You build a workspace for each project, add the apps, files, folders and websites it needs, and from then on a single click opens everything at once. For people who jump between clients or courses it removes a surprising amount of daily friction.

    Key Features

    • Opens every resource for a project with a single click
    • Groups apps, files, folders, websites and mail in one list
    • Closes a whole workspace when you finish or switch tasks
    • Plugins add extra actions such as running scripts on launch
    • Fast search helps you find and launch any workspace quickly

    How to Download

    1. Visit the vendor page and Download from the official site to get the trial or buy a license.
    2. Open the downloaded file and move Workspaces into your Applications folder.
    3. Launch the app, create your first workspace and add the items you use daily.

    System Requirements

    Workspaces needs a Mac running macOS 14 or later. It is a native macOS app from Apptorium and stays light on memory.

    FAQs

    Is Workspaces a subscription?

    No. Apptorium sells it as a one time purchase for the current major version, and updates within that version are included. It is also available through Setapp and the Mac App Store.

    Can I try it before buying?

    Yes. The version from the Apptorium site comes with a trial period, so you can build real workspaces and see whether the habit sticks.

    Does it store my project files?

    No. Workspaces stores links to your apps and files, not the files themselves. Your documents stay where they are on your Mac and simply open when you launch a workspace.

  • Matte 1.6.1 for Mac

    Matte 1.6.1 for Mac

    Matte 1.6.1 for Mac

    Matte 1.6.1 for Mac

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

    Recording an app demo usually means juggling three or four tools. You capture the screen in one app, trim it in another, then add a phone frame and a background somewhere else. Matte was built to end that shuffle. It records your Mac screen, a single window, the iOS Simulator or a connected iPhone, then drops you straight into its own editor. From there you add frames, backgrounds, titles and smooth zoom, and export a video that looks planned.

    Key Features

    • Records the full screen, a Mac window, the iOS Simulator or a real iPhone
    • Captures cursor movement, taps and swipes so viewers can follow each action
    • Includes a timeline editor with video, audio and text tracks and keyframes
    • Adds device frames, backgrounds, titles and Auto Zoom for focused demos
    • Exports in 4K, as GIF or PNG stills, and as transparent video for reuse

    How to Download

    1. Go to the vendor site and check the current plan and trial details.
    2. Download from the official site and open the downloaded file.
    3. Move Matte to Applications, launch it, and record a short test clip.

    System Requirements

    Matte needs macOS 15 Sequoia or later and a Mac with Apple silicon. Recording the Simulator also needs Xcode, and a connected iPhone needs a cable or trusted pairing.

    FAQs

    Is Matte only for iPhone app demos?

    No. It also records Mac apps, websites and any window on your screen, so it suits tutorials and product tours as well.

    Can I try Matte before paying?

    Yes. The vendor offers a free trial where exports carry a small watermark until you upgrade to a paid plan.

    Does Matte replace a full video editor?

    For demo videos, mostly yes. It covers recording, trimming, frames, text and export, though long film projects still suit a larger editor.

  • Viaduct 1.3.0 for Mac

    Viaduct 1.3.0 for Mac

    Viaduct 1.3.0 for Mac

    Viaduct 1.3.0 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Aug 15, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 15, 2026

    Viaduct solves a small but stubborn Mac problem. A favourite tool exists as a Chrome extension, there is no Safari version, and the store button in Safari simply cannot be pressed. Viaduct converts that Chrome extension into a native Safari extension for you. With its own Safari extension switched on, the store button becomes an Add to Safari button. One click and Viaduct fetches the extension, converts it, signs it and installs it, with a runtime layer patching browser gaps.

    Key Features

    • One click conversion of Chrome extensions into Safari extensions
    • Runtime layer that repairs API gaps so popups and scripts work
    • Import from Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc and other browsers
    • Manifest V2 and V3 checks, with warnings when conversion cannot work
    • Export and import tools for moving extensions to a new Mac

    How to Download

    1. Download from the official site and get Viaduct for your Mac.
    2. Open the downloaded file, move Viaduct into Applications and follow setup.
    3. Switch on the Viaduct extension in Safari settings and convert one.

    System Requirements

    The maker states that Viaduct needs macOS 13 or later and runs natively on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It also needs Xcode, free from Apple, to sign extensions.

    FAQs

    Will every Chrome extension work in Safari after conversion?

    Most do, but not all. Viaduct warns you when a needed part is missing before it converts.

    Do I need to know how to code to use Viaduct?

    No. Viaduct handles the building and signing, and setup explains the one time Apple ID step.

    Is Viaduct free?

    A free tier converts up to two extensions for a limited time. Pro adds unlimited conversions.