I built VaultSort to make organizing a messy Mac less painful. Here's what it can do now.

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[OS] Autowright: turns a plain English description of a recurring task into an automated job and runs it locally on a schedule

https://redd.it/1w1ggh4
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Saber NZB Downloader
https://redd.it/1w1jipj
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Pasly — Make every ⌘V smarter. Everywhere (iOS, macOS)

https://redd.it/1w1njvq
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Silkwave Video: paste a YouTube link, get an on-device transcript with speaker labels and free ChatGPT summaries & chat. macOS 26+ only.

https://redd.it/1w1px54
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OSPaperScreen: Give your Mac's display a softer, paper-like feel

Hey Folks,

As someone working in tech, I spend most of my days looking at screens - writing code, reviewing designs, debugging problems, reading documentation, and joining meetings. Over time, I noticed that the screen itself became one of the most exhausting parts of my workday.

Modern displays are designed to be sharp, bright, and high contrast. While that is great for watching videos or viewing photos, spending 8–10+ hours every day in front of a glowing display can feel harsh, especially during long coding sessions or late-night work.

I started looking for a simple solution, something that could make the screen feel more natural and comfortable without changing the colors of everything I see. Most existing solutions focused on blue-light reduction or color temperature changes, but I didn't want to distort the display. I wanted the feeling of looking at a matte paper surface.

That idea became [PaperScreen\](https://github.com/Bearbobs/PaperScreen).

PaperScreen creates a subtle digital layer over your display that mimics the texture and softness of physical paper.

Instead of applying a color filter, it uses procedurally generated textures to introduce a gentle grain and reduce perceived contrast. The result is a calmer viewing experience that keeps your original colors intact while reducing the harshness of a perfectly smooth digital display.

PaperScreen is a lightweight macOS menu bar utility that transforms your screen into a more comfortable workspace. It is built for people who spend their lives behind screens — developers, designers, writers, researchers, and anyone who wants a more natural and comfortable digital workspace.

It is a small change to the display, but a big improvement to the feeling of using it every day. It's completely free and open source. Feel free to support it via donation if you want to.

Github: https://github.com/Bearbobs/PaperScreen

It is in active development, so please feel free to provide feedback and suggestions, and also star the repo for future updates

https://redd.it/1w1nvkl
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AI Pets and Characters.

I want to see the options for an always on "Pet" or "Character" that has AI in it. I mainly want it to be persistent, and I can type things like, "What is the address of ...." or "how do I spell"... "What is this in french".. Its for my daughters, trying to make computers more fun.

I want it be persistant, so its kinda always there to click.

https://redd.it/1w1onms
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Five Free Apps With No Telemetry & No Accounts That Do One Thing Well: TetherShot, Folder Forge, Image Fuel, doktor, and Kompakt

https://redd.it/1w22qn2
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Custom sort per folder

[](https://www.reddit.com/r/macapps/?f=flair_name%3A%22Request%22)So for the most part, I don't mind the standard Mac finder, but I do find one limitation that I'd love to find a work around for, and that is a program that allows one to set different folders to always sort in a specific way.

For instance: Maybe I'd like to always sort IDK screenshots by Most Recently Added, but I'd also like to always sort Downloads by Kind.

The default Finder sets all the folders to however you sorted the last folder.

Is there any program out there that makes it so you can set it and leave it?

https://redd.it/1w26pl7
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Hold my notes: Sticky notes that feels real and you will actually love using!

https://redd.it/1w2keho
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