
This app, called “Timing,” is one of the 64 apps included in your Setapp subscription. Now, I’ve got more apps in my Applications folder than most people (500+), but I found a handful of cool apps I’d not seen or heard of before, like a slick little outline maker called Cloud Outliner a nifty Pomodoro timer (Be Focused) and the Timing app, which tracks time and productivity automatically.

Mac 5-31-16) at least five utilities I own and love-iStat Menus, Screens, iMazing Image2Icon, and Gemini a website builder (RapidWeaver) a folder synchronizer (ChronoSync Express) network utilities including NetSpot and WiFi Explorer and timeline, mind mapping, personal finance, notetaking, and many other types of apps. The apps are an interesting Smörgåsbord of productivity, graphics, mind-mapping, and utility software including my favorite text editor, Ulysses (see Dr.

You’ll see a preview like this the first time you launch an app.Īfter you’ve launched a Setapp app for the first time, it behaves like any other app with two exceptions: No in-app purchases, and automatic app updates so you’ve always got the latest version. These apps look like regular application icons but they’re special “teaser” icons that reveal a preview and description of the app the first time you open them. Inside the Setapp folder you’ll find icons representing the more than 60 apps that are included with your subscription. Setapp currently offers unrestricted use of 64 apps for $9.99/month.Installing Setapp creates a new folder called Setapp inside your Applications folder.
