Mac

Automate repetitive tasks on your Mac with the Shortcuts app. No coding required – everything works via drag-and-drop.

Paste as plain text (no fonts/links): press Shift+Option+Cmd+V in most Mac apps.

Use macOS’s built-in caffeinate command to prevent idle sleep during a long task. Add a one-hour limit so the normal sleep behavior returns automatically.

Turn the web tools you use every day into separate Dock apps on your Mac, so they stop getting lost in browser tabs.

If you send similar emails again and again, a simple template saves time every day. Great for replies, support, offers, or community work.

Keep your Mac awake for downloads, backups, or long scripts with `caffeinate`, a time limit, or a command-bound session.

Try Stage Manager for 10 minutes: keep your main app centered, group related windows, and park everything else at the side.

Add a few clear Finder tags when files belong to more than one context. You can find project, tax or family documents without creating duplicates.

Clean up your Mac menu bar by hiding rarely used icons and keeping only the status indicators you truly need every day.

Want to show a presentation, photos, or a video on a bigger screen without hunting for an HDMI cable? AirPlay lets your Mac send the screen directly to Apple TV or an AirPlay-compatible TV.