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Remote Desktop (Apple) - For controlling my Mac Pro server and connecting to remote Macs. Every trainer / teacher should have this. I also like the fact that you can Airplay more than one device at a time (iPhone/iPad) to show the differences. Reflector - This allows you to AirPlay devices to your Mac, great for training/explaining and allows you to add a frame around the devices. Python - For pretending I’m learning something…

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Take time to learn the keyboard shortcuts and it’ll be one of the first things you install on you Mac.ģD Printing Stuff (Prusa Slic3r, Cura, ChituBox, Photon File Validator) - for printing Magnet - This should really be built into macOS (come on Apple) - it’s window management for macOS.

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Little Snitch - Useful to see what software is calling out and to where. there are some free versions of this but this is the best by a long way. IStat Menus - Give you CPU, RAM, SSD, Network etc in your menu bar. I only use the free tier but i’ve been close to pulling the trigger now for a while… The Mac app is superb.įarrago - Sound board app for podcasts etc.Ĭhrome - Be careful with Chrome… I only use it if my Macbook Pro has power plugged in! For business it’s a no brainer!Įkahau Capture - You know, for Captures (although I don’t think i’ve ever used it… Airtool anyone?)įantastical 2 - I used to hate any third-party ‘exchange’ apps but Fantastical can take my money all day long. Seriously stop using OneDrive and GoogleDrive and step into the glorious world of Dropbox. Grand Perspective is a good free alternative but it isn’t as pretty!ĭropbox - I free-king love Dropbox Business - My Company is the Only Elite Reseller in the UK and almost all of our clients use it.

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has some great features like individual ‘Vaults’ for each customer, duplicate password usage, compromised passwords notifications etc.Īmphetamine - don’t use now because of Parallels ToolsīalenaEtcher - burn images to SD Card - Mainly WLAN PiĬisco Webex - We use this for video conferencing for work, will probably move to zoom now…ĬleanMyMac X - The only ‘clean up’ app worth using on a Mac - Uninstall and cache removal are very good!ĭaisyDisk - Bit like EyePA but for your storage - whats using what and helps you to easily remove files you don’t need that are taking up lots of space. Office 365 (not Outlook, OneNote, OneDrive) - because the world isn’t using iWork for some reason…ġPassword - Password manager that i use across work/personal on all devices.

IWork - I love these… especially Numbers - why would anyone use Excel?

Includes a bunch of stuff but these are my fav: Parallels Toolbox - Utility that comes with Parallels that has replaced a lot of third party tools for me. I used to use VMWare and Virtual Box, Parallels is better because it focuses on macOS. WiFi Explorer (Community for WIFi Explorer - go and buy this software) WLAN Association - Place for the WLA (Go sign up for the WLA)Ĭlear To Send (great tips and chat in here) MacAdmins - Place for MacAdmins (Meraki, WiFi, Networknerdery, ACN, Dropbox & Blog-feed are my most frequented channels) - Mac Admins is massive! Wi-Fi Pros - Worldwide place for WiFi Engineers UKWiFiGuys - A Place for UK WiFi Engineers Slack - Here are some of the channels I use this with Spark - I use this for my personal emails - I find splitting out personal and work emails so useful! I use this on my iPhone/iPad too. Mac Mail (all stock ‘exchange apps’) - I don’t use outlook - just use the default apps for mail, contacts, calendar (I actually use fantastical but I’ll come to that later), notes and reminders. Enables you to quickly get a packets capture using your Mac.

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again, a no brainer!Īirtool - This one is free so just download it. WiFi Signal - A Menubar app that gives you all the data you want in your menubar - For £5 it saves ‘alt’ clicking the WiFi icon to get that extra data. Pay Adrian his money he deserves it and you won’t regret it! WiFi Explorer Pro - Allows you to see what WiFi is happening around you. So here’s the list if you just want to go and do your own research - I’ll do more in-depth reviews of all of them (at some point). I think I’ll start a YouTube Channel or something that will highlight these individually - I didn’t feel like I was doing them justice.

Here it goes…ĮDIT: This has taken me way too long to put together and even since starting this list i’ve added tools that I’d forgotten about. This isn’t a particularly ‘WiFi’ focused blog but hopefully, it’ll help anyone making the leap to Apple for the first time. Matt Startling has a new MacBook Pro and he’s asked me to put together a list of stuff I use on my Mac.