Things 3 is a task manager for people who want one place to capture commitments, turn them into projects, and decide what deserves attention today.
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Browse 59 Mac apps.
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NotePlan brings daily notes, tasks, and calendar context into a single planning surface for people who prefer working from text instead of maintaining separate notebooks and task boards.
Bear is a Mac note editor for people who prefer a writing surface that stays close to plain text while still offering the structure needed for a personal notebook.
Craft is a document and note workspace for people who want to write, arrange ideas, and share finished material without moving every project into a separate task board or database.
Soulver is a notepad-style calculator for people who would rather write a short line of reasoning than construct every calculation through a traditional keypad.
Alfred is a keyboard-first Mac launcher that can search applications, files, web searches, and selected system features from one command window.
Raycast is a keyboard-first command surface for Mac users who want to launch apps, find files, run built-in utilities, and reach smaller workflow tools without opening a chain of separate windows.
Rectangle is a focused Mac utility for putting windows into repeatable positions with keyboard shortcuts, snap areas, and optional drag-based actions.
Audio Hijack is a Mac audio-capture application for people who need a repeatable recording setup instead of a single device input.
Keyboard Maestro is a Mac automation editor for people who are willing to turn repeated desktop work into named macros.
Facet is a visual launcher for Mac users who miss browsing applications in a Launchpad-style grid instead of beginning every launch with a text search.
Tuck is a compact Mac menu-bar manager for people who can no longer fit their everyday status items into the visible bar.
Ice is a menu-bar manager for Mac users whose status items have grown beyond a single visible row.
Fantastical is a calendar application for people who need to see several schedules in one Mac workspace without manually switching among accounts.
Nova is Panic's Mac-native editor and IDE for developers who want source editing, project tools, Git, debugging, and file transfer work in one desktop workspace.
TablePlus is a native database client for Mac users who want a single desktop workspace for connecting to several database systems without moving among vendor-specific tools.
Transmit is Panic's macOS file-transfer client for people who regularly move files between a Mac and hosted servers or cloud storage.
OrbStack is a macOS tool for running Docker containers and Linux machines from a native desktop app and command line.
Tower is a desktop Git client for Mac users who want a dedicated place to inspect a working copy, move between branches, and read diffs before they commit.
Shottr is a compact macOS screenshot application for people who need to capture an image and immediately mark it up, measure it, or pull text from it.
Acorn is a desktop image editor for Mac users who want layers, selection tools, filters, and export controls without committing a project to a subscription service.
Sketch is a macOS design tool for teams and solo designers who want to build interface layouts, reusable components, design systems, and interactive prototypes in a dedicated desktop app.
Screen Studio is a macOS screen recorder and editor for people who need a short product demo, tutorial, or visual explanation without assembling every camera move by hand.
Little Snitch is a macOS network firewall and monitor for people who want to see which apps contact which domains and decide how those connections should be handled.
Run containers or Linux locally
OrbStack brings Docker containers and Linux machines into one Mac workflow. Check its shared-kernel boundary, migration steps, Mac requirement, and commercial-use terms before making it part of an existing setup.
Plan in notes or task lists
NotePlan brings daily notes, tasks, and calendar context together. Use the comparison with Things 3 to decide whether a note-first plan fits, and review subscription and sync choices.
Separate database work from file transfer
TablePlus focuses on databases; Transmit focuses on remote-file workflows. They serve different tasks, so choose by the resource you need to inspect or move.