Sharing Some Love for Indie Mac Apps
Recent indie Mac apps discovery to maximize your productivity

For years, I have been using Mac for work and PC for leisure (refer to my PC setup article) since my PC setup has better graphic performance for games and multi-media production. Not being able to use Mac 24 / 7, means I probably missed out so many great indie apps in Mac ecosystem. Here's some of my recent discovery of Mac Apps with my setup
Divvy - Windows Management
Divvy is an intuitive and customizable one. Without the need to memorize different keystrokes for each window size and position, I just remember one to open Divv, Cmd+` (A custom global shortcut that I set). It will open a small window that allows you assign window to a proportionate size of the screen.
Download: https://mizage.com/divvy/ ($13.99 with free trial)
Vanilla - Hide Menu Bar Icons
Download: https://matthewpalmer.net/vanilla/ (Free with Pro version at $10)
Itsycal - Free Menu Bar Calendar
Before I had Day-0 replacing my default date & time on Menu Bar so it can show a mini calendar. Now, I switched to Itsycal since it offers more functionality with iCloud Calendar supports. Basically it's a stripped down version of Fantastical, it even support direct meeting links for Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams.
Download: https://www.mowglii.com/itsycal/ (Free, support Apple Silicon)
Rocket - Quick Emoji Input
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to start searching for an emoji. Developed by Matthew Palmer
Download: https://matthewpalmer.net/rocket/ (Free with Pro version at $10 )
Umbra - Dark Mode Wallpaper App
Download: https://umbra.replay.software