The 14 Setapp macOS applications I use regularly
Welcome to Setapp Month! I have been a user of Setapp for quite a while now, almost ever since the service launched, and I visited Macpaw’s offices in Kyiv, touring their awesome Apple museum and meeting the office cats. Setapp is a macOS and iOS application subscription service, where for $9.99 a month, you get access to dozens of applications, large and small, complex and simple, old favourites and new arrivals.
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This is a free post where I will cover all the applications included in Setapp that I use semi-regularly. For the simpler applications, I will cover how I use them. For the more complex applications, I will cover how I use them in more detail in future posts throughout the month.
Bartender
I have a love-hate relationship with the macOS menu bar. I am a fan of easy-to-access options and toggles for system and application features, but I like to keep a tidy desktop and watching those menu bar icons slowly arch across gives me palpitations. And now, with Macs that have notches, menu bar real estate is even tighter. There are a handful of applications that give you better control of the menu bar…
