Vorssaint

Vorssaint

One menu bar icon doing the job of a dozen paid Mac apps. Install only what you use.

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Per app volume, a real system monitor, a better app switcher, window snapping, Dock previews, clipboard history, text snippets, a file shelf, an uninstaller. The utilities Mac users usually buy one by one, together behind a single menu bar icon, with no account, no telemetry and no subscription.

Everything it does

Sound

• Volume mixer. Set volume per app, boost quiet audio past 100%, and pin or reorder favorites. No audio driver required.
• Per app output. Play music through speakers while a call uses your headset.
• Output switcher. Switch audio outputs with a shortcut and lower the volume when headphones disconnect.
• Microphone tools. Choose a preferred input, adjust its level on supported devices, and mute all microphones with one shortcut.
• Music app blocker. Prevent unwanted Music launches after detected playback-button presses. Requires Accessibility.

Know what your Mac is doing

• System monitor. CPU, GPU, memory, temperatures, battery health and power use, with history graphs and a view of energy-hungry apps.
• Fan Control (beta). Set manual fan speeds or temperature curves and monitor live RPM.
• Menu bar readouts. Put your chosen readings, usage bars, battery time or fan speed directly in the menu bar.
• Network. See live traffic, session totals and your local IP address, or run a speed test.
• Alerts. Get notified about sustained CPU load, high temperatures, memory pressure, low disk space or low battery.

Keyboard and mouse

• Text snippets. Expand short triggers into text with clipboard, date and time variables, or insert snippets from a searchable menu.
• Smooth scrolling. Give your mouse wheel a fluid glide with adjustable speed and response.
• Pointer acceleration. Disable mouse acceleration and restore your previous setting when turned off.
• Linear scrolling. Make every mouse wheel notch scroll the same number of lines, however fast the wheel spins.
• Focus follows mouse. Bring the window under the pointer forward after an adjustable pause.
• Scroll direction. Invert vertical and horizontal mouse scrolling independently of the trackpad.
• Scroll sideways while holding a key. Turn vertical wheel movement into horizontal scrolling while holding a chosen key.
• Side buttons. Use mouse Back and Forward buttons in Finder, browsers and compatible apps.