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Any free Mac app that auto-notifies you when a Terminal task finishes?

Is there a free app or some kind of background tool that will automatically ping me every time a long command finishes running in the default macOS Terminal?


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One click before every Zoom call and nobody sees your 47 desktop files again

Hi r/MacApps. I'm the developer of [TogglePresent](https://www.togglepresent.app/), a small menu bar app I built for myself and then turned into a product.

**The problem:** Every time I shared my screen, the same routine: hide desktop files, turn on Do Not Disturb, mute audio, minimize windows, and swap my wallpaper for something neutral. Then undo all of it afterward. I kept forgetting at least one step, usually notifications.

**What it does:** One click in the menu bar switches your Mac into presentation mode. A second click puts everything back the way it was.

It toggles:

* Desktop icons (hidden)
* Notifications (off)
* Speaker audio (muted)
* Open windows (minimized)
* Wallpaper (switched to a clean one)

**Details:**

* **Price:** $4.99 one-time. No subscription, and all future updates are included.
* **Refunds:** 7-day money-back guarantee
* **Requirements:** macOS 14 Sonoma or later. Works on Apple Silicon and Intel, with multiple displays.
* **Distribution:** Direct DMG download from the official site, not the Mac App Store

I'd love feedback. What else should presentation mode handle? I'm considering \[e.g., hiding the menu bar, closing specific apps, auto-toggling when Zoom starts\].

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