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  • Battery Indicator 2.20.1 for Mac

    Battery Indicator 2.20.1 for Mac

    Battery Indicator 2.20.1 for Mac

    Battery Indicator 2.20.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Battery Indicator is a small Mac utility that gives your menu bar a clearer battery readout than the built-in icon alone. Recent macOS versions have tucked the percentage and time remaining away, and an indicator app brings them back to where you can see them at a glance while you work.

    Key Features

    • Clear battery percentage shown directly in the menu bar
    • Estimated time remaining on the current charge
    • Charging state visible without opening System Settings
    • Lightweight app that runs quietly alongside your other tools
    • A quick way to judge whether to plug in before a call or a trip

    How to Download

    1. Remember it is a Mac laptop tool: it needs an internal battery to show anything useful.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Open Battery Indicator and choose the readout style you prefer in its settings.

    System Requirements

    Battery Indicator is a lightweight utility for Mac laptops running a recent version of macOS, on Apple silicon or Intel hardware. Exact minimum system versions are set by the current build, so confirm them on the developer's website.

    FAQs

    Does macOS not already show this?

    macOS shows a battery icon, and the percentage can be enabled in settings, but time remaining and a fuller readout are not always visible. That gap is what indicator apps fill.

    Is Battery Indicator free?

    Pricing for small menu bar utilities varies and can change between versions. Check the developer's website or the Mac App Store for the current terms; this page does not give paid apps away.

  • Battery Health 1.0.29 for Mac

    Battery Health 1.0.29 for Mac

    Battery Health 1.0.29 for Mac

    Battery Health 1.0.29 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Battery Health is a long-running Mac battery monitor from FIPLAB. macOS itself shows only a percentage and a rough condition note, while Battery Health opens up the details: current charge, remaining capacity compared with the original, cycle count, temperature, power usage and an estimate of the time left. It is aimed at anyone who wants to know how their MacBook battery is really ageing.

    Key Features

    • Health percentage based on current capacity versus original capacity
    • Cycle count, temperature, voltage and power usage details
    • Time remaining estimates for the work you are doing now
    • Power history monitoring from a clean menu bar interface
    • From FIPLAB, the team behind a range of popular Mac utilities

    How to Download

    1. Battery Health is written for Mac laptops; a desktop Mac has no internal battery to report on.
    2. Download from the official site and run the installer or open the download in the Mac App Store.
    3. Open the app from your menu bar to see your battery's health, cycles and power details at a glance.

    System Requirements

    FIPLAB lists macOS 12 or later for the current Battery Health line. It runs on Apple silicon and Intel MacBooks, and the figures it shows come from the Mac's own power management system.

    FAQs

    What does a health reading above 100 percent mean?

    It is normal. Health compares your battery's current maximum capacity with its design capacity, and some batteries start out slightly above the design figure.

    Is Battery Health free?

    FIPLAB offers Battery Health through the Mac App Store, and its newer Battery Health 3 is a one-time purchase with a free trial. Check the official FIPLAB pages for the edition and price that suit you.

  • Battery Charging Alert 3.20 for Mac

    Battery Charging Alert 3.20 for Mac

    Battery Charging Alert 3.20 for Mac

    Battery Charging Alert 3.20 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Battery Charging Alert is a small Mac utility that watches your MacBook battery while it charges and tells you when it reaches a level you care about. You set the percentage, and the app raises an alert when charging reaches it.

    Key Features

    • Alert when the battery reaches a charge level you choose
    • Useful for stopping at a full charge or at a partial, battery-friendly level
    • Low-battery warnings so a flat battery never surprises you
    • Runs quietly in the background while you work
    • Simple setup with no account or configuration project needed

    How to Download

    1. Note that alert apps only work while the Mac is awake and the app is running.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Open Battery Charging Alert, set the percentage you want to be told about, and leave it running while you charge.

    System Requirements

    Battery Charging Alert is a lightweight menu bar style utility for Mac laptops running a recent version of macOS, on Apple silicon or Intel hardware. A desktop Mac without a battery has nothing for it to monitor.

    FAQs

    Does it stop charging at my chosen level?

    An alert app notifies you; stopping the charge itself is a job for macOS settings or a dedicated charge limiter app. Unplug, or use a limiter, once the alert sounds if you want to hold a level.

    Is Battery Charging Alert free?

    Small utilities like this are sold in different ways over time, sometimes with in-app purchases. Check the developer's website or the Mac App Store listing for the current terms rather than expecting a free full version.

  • Batteries 3.1.1 for Mac

    Batteries 3.1.1 for Mac

    Batteries 3.1.1 for Mac

    Batteries 3.1.1 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Batteries for Mac, by developer Rony Fadel, puts every battery you own in your Mac's menu bar. Your iPhone, iPad, AirPods, Beats headphones and Bluetooth accessories appear next to your Mac's own battery, so you can see what needs charging without picking each device up. It also warns you before a device runs flat, rather than after.

    Key Features

    • Battery level and charging state for all your devices in the menu bar
    • Tracks iPhone and iPad over Wi-Fi, plus AirPods, Beats and Bluetooth accessories
    • Low-battery notifications at a level you choose yourself
    • Desktop and Notification Center widgets in three sizes
    • Pay once and use it on up to five Macs

    How to Download

    1. For iPhone or iPad tracking, connect the device once and turn on 'Show this device when on Wi-Fi' in Finder.
    2. Download from the official site and run the installer or open the download in the Mac App Store.
    3. Open Batteries, add its widget if you want it, and set the low-battery level for your alerts.

    System Requirements

    The developer lists macOS 12.4 Monterey or later for Batteries. It runs on Apple silicon and Intel Macs, and your iPhone or iPad must be on the same Wi-Fi network for its level to appear.

    FAQs

    Is Batteries a subscription?

    No. The developer sells it for a one-time payment covering up to five Macs, and it is also available through Setapp. Check the official site for current pricing.

    Why doesn't my iPhone appear?

    The one-time Finder setting 'Show this device when on Wi-Fi' has to be enabled, and the iPhone needs to be on the same network as your Mac.

  • Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition 1.1 for Mac

    Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition 1.1 for Mac

    Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition 1.1 for Mac

    Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition 1.1 for Mac

    Mac Video
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Video • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition is the Mac version of Rocksteady's open-world Batman adventure, developed and published for Mac by Feral Interactive. A year after Arkham Asylum, Gotham's slums have become Arkham City, an open-air prison. The Game of the Year Edition bundles the full game with all of its downloadable content in one package.

    Key Features

    • Full Arkham City story campaign in an open, explorable district of Gotham
    • All DLC included, including the Harley Quinn's Revenge story pack
    • Catwoman, Robin and Nightwing content and extra challenge maps
    • Free-flow combat, gliding and gadget-based exploration
    • Kevin Conroy as Batman and Mark Hamill as the Joker

    How to Download

    1. Check the system requirements below carefully: this is an older Mac release, so confirm your macOS version is supported before buying.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Launch the game from your library, adjust the graphics options to suit your Mac, and start a new game.

    System Requirements

    The original Mac release asked for a 2.0 GHz Intel Mac with 4 GB of RAM and around 16 GB of free space, and the Steam build was later updated with 64-bit and Metal support. On a modern Apple silicon Mac or the newest macOS, check the store page for current compatibility before you buy.

    FAQs

    Is this the complete edition of the game?

    Yes. The Game of the Year Edition includes the base game plus all released DLC, including Harley Quinn's Revenge and the character and challenge map packs.

    Can I get it for free here?

    No. This is a commercial game sold through official stores such as Steam. This page does not provide the game itself or any way around buying it.

  • BatFi 4 for Mac

    BatFi 4 for Mac

    BatFi 4 for Mac

    BatFi 4 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BatFi, from micropixels, is a battery charge limiter for Apple silicon Macs. macOS has its own optimised charging, but it decides for you. BatFi lets you set a specific limit, such as 80 percent, and hold it for as long as your Mac stays plugged in, which can help slow battery wear on a desk-bound MacBook. The current BatFi 4 line also works alongside the charge limits built into newer macOS versions.

    Key Features

    • Set and hold a custom charge limit, for example 80 percent
    • Charge to 100 percent with one click when you need a full battery
    • Change the limit automatically by time and place
    • Menu bar app showing charge level, cycles, temperature and health
    • One-time licence covering every Mac you own, not a subscription

    How to Download

    1. Check that your Mac has Apple silicon and runs a supported macOS version; BatFi does not work on Intel Macs.
    2. Download from the official site and run the installer or open the download in the Mac App Store.
    3. Install BatFi, turn off the macOS charge limit and Optimised Battery Charging as the app instructs, then set your limit.

    System Requirements

    The developer lists macOS Sonoma 14.8 or later and an Apple silicon Mac for the current BatFi release. Intel Macs are not supported, because BatFi controls charging hardware specific to Apple silicon models.

    FAQs

    Is BatFi free?

    No. It is sold for a one-time payment, and one licence covers every Mac you own. Check the official site for the current price and trial terms.

    Why limit charging to 80 percent?

    Lithium batteries wear faster when they sit at a full charge for long periods. Holding a lower limit while plugged in at a desk can help the battery keep its capacity for longer.

  • BatchSave 2.02 for Mac

    BatchSave 2.02 for Mac

    BatchSave 2.02 for Mac

    BatchSave 2.02 for Mac

    Mac Utilities
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Utilities • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BatchSave is a small Mac utility built around one repetitive job: saving files in batches instead of one at a time. When you work with many open documents or a folder of files that all need the same save step applied, a batch tool removes the tedious clicking and keeps the process consistent from the first file to the last.

    Key Features

    • Applies a save operation to many files in one batch run
    • Reduces repetitive manual saving on multi-document projects
    • Consistent handling across the whole selection of files
    • Lightweight, single-purpose design that stays out of the way
    • Fits publishing, design and office workflows with many open files

    How to Download

    1. Back up the project or folder you plan to process before running any batch operation.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Open BatchSave, choose the files or documents to process, and run the batch save.

    System Requirements

    BatchSave is a lightweight Mac utility for a recent version of macOS, on Apple silicon or Intel hardware. As this is a small, infrequently updated app, confirm the exact supported system on the developer's website before installing.

    FAQs

    Why use a batch save tool at all?

    On projects with dozens of open files, saving everything one by one is slow and easy to get wrong. A batch step applies the same action to all of them in one go.

    Is BatchSave free?

    Pricing and availability are set by the developer and can change. This page never offers paid software for free, so check the developer's website for the current terms.

  • BatchResize 1.76 for Mac

    BatchResize 1.76 for Mac

    BatchResize 1.76 for Mac

    BatchResize 1.76 for Mac

    Mac Photo & Design
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Photo & Design • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BatchResize is a small, focused Mac utility for resizing many images in a single operation. If you have a folder of large photos that need to become smaller versions for a website, an email or a presentation, you set the target size once and the app works through the whole selection, instead of you opening and exporting every picture by hand.

    Key Features

    • Resize a whole batch of images in one pass
    • Set output size by dimensions or by percentage
    • Keeps the original files separate from the resized copies
    • Simple workflow aimed at one job, done quickly
    • Handy for preparing web, email and document images

    How to Download

    1. Make a copy of the folder you plan to resize, so your originals stay untouched.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Open BatchResize, add your images, choose the output size and folder, and run the batch.

    System Requirements

    BatchResize is a lightweight utility and runs on a recent version of macOS on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Because versions of this small app vary, check the developer's page for the exact minimum system for the current build.

    FAQs

    Does BatchResize replace my original photos?

    Used normally, it writes resized copies to the output you choose. Even so, working on a copied folder first is the safe habit with any batch tool.

    Is BatchResize free?

    Availability and pricing depend on where the developer currently distributes it. This page does not offer any paid software for free; check the developer's website for the current terms and any trial.

  • BatchPhoto Pro 5.1.1 for Mac

    BatchPhoto Pro 5.1.1 for Mac

    BatchPhoto Pro 5.1.1 for Mac

    BatchPhoto Pro 5.1.1 for Mac

    Mac Photo & Design
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Photo & Design • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BatchPhoto Pro is a batch photo editor from Bits&Coffee for Mac and Windows. Rather than opening images one at a time, you build a simple list of edits and apply them to a whole folder of photos in a single run. The Pro edition adds support for RAW camera files, which makes it useful for photographers as well as anyone preparing large sets of images for the web or for clients.

    Key Features

    • Resize, convert, rename and watermark hundreds of photos at once
    • Support for RAW formats from major camera makers in the Pro edition
    • Touch-up tools such as auto contrast, sharpen, brightness and crop
    • Date and time stamping and text or logo watermarks
    • Universal Mac build that runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel

    How to Download

    1. Decide which edition you need: Pro is the one that includes RAW support.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Launch BatchPhoto Pro, add your photos, choose the filters you want and process the batch to a folder you pick.

    System Requirements

    BatchPhoto 5 is a Universal app for Apple silicon and Intel Macs and supports recent versions of macOS, including macOS 13 Ventura and later releases. Check the developer's site for the exact minimum for the current build.

    FAQs

    Is BatchPhoto Pro free?

    No. Bits&Coffee offers a trial version, and the processed trial images carry a watermark. Home, Pro and Enterprise editions are sold as lifetime licences.

    Can it edit RAW photos?

    Yes, RAW support is one of the main reasons to choose the Pro edition over the Home edition.

  • BatchOutput XLS 3 for Mac

    BatchOutput XLS 3 for Mac

    BatchOutput XLS 3 for Mac

    BatchOutput XLS 3 for Mac

    Mac Business
    Updated Nov 6, 2026
    Mac Business • Updated Nov 6, 2026

    BatchOutput XLS from Zevrix Solutions is an output automation tool for Microsoft Excel on the Mac. Instead of opening spreadsheets one by one to print them or save them as PDF, you add workbooks to a list, choose your settings once, and let the app process the whole batch. Version 3 is a milestone upgrade with native Apple silicon support and compatibility with current macOS releases.

    Key Features

    • Batch print and PDF export for multiple Excel workbooks in one run
    • Split workbooks into single-sheet PDF files when needed
    • Variable output file names built from workbook and sheet details
    • Save PDFs and printed output to different destinations automatically
    • Native Apple silicon build, part of the Zevrix BatchOutput family

    How to Download

    1. Check that you use a supported version of Microsoft Excel for Mac, as BatchOutput XLS works through Excel itself.
    2. Use the green Download button on this page to reach the developer's website, and get the app from the developer or the Mac App Store.
    3. Open BatchOutput XLS, add your workbooks, set the output options and start the batch.

    System Requirements

    BatchOutput XLS 3 requires a recent version of macOS (the developer lists macOS 12 and later for the current line) and Microsoft Excel 2016 or later. It runs natively on Apple silicon and Intel Macs.

    FAQs

    Is BatchOutput XLS free?

    No, it is a paid app, and Zevrix also sells it through the Mac App Store. A trial is normally available from the developer, so you can test it with your own spreadsheets first.

    Does it work without Microsoft Excel?

    No. BatchOutput XLS automates Excel itself, so a supported copy of Microsoft Excel for Mac must be installed.