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Clocklet is now on the Mac App Store. A menu bar clock with 9 faces and 12 themes, free to use, with a one-time $6.99 Pro upgrade and no subscription.

GlowLight's widget was built to react to your Mac, and it barely did. The obvious repair had a trap of its own, and the way out was one small number.

Stacks, Sort By and Use as Defaults keep your Mac Desktop and Finder windows in order without moving a single file. Here is which setting to turn on and why.

YouTube already has a free Ambient mode that spills the video's colors past the frame. Here is how to turn it on, where it stops working, and what to use instead when you want the glow in fullscreen or on the wall behind your Mac.

Neon Cyan and Digital Cyan were the same color, defined twice, in two unrelated places. That is how a menu bar clock ends up with 47 presets and a picker where the swatch does not match what lands in your menu bar. Here is what I replaced it with.

Four Product Hunt analytics tools, opened and checked in September 2026. They all pull from the same public API under the same rate limit, so the thing that separates them is not what they know. It is what they compute.

Your Mac screen is too harsh after sunset. Night Shift helps, but it's not enough. Here are the built-in settings, third-party tools, and one ambient lighting trick that changed how I work at night.

The setups I actually use: Stir as a friendly nudge, as a sharp full-screen wake-up, and offline with no AI at all. Three settings decide everything.

LED bias lighting strips cost $30-150 and light up the wall behind your monitor. GlowLight costs nothing and creates ambient light on the screen itself. They solve the same problem differently. Here's when you need hardware, when software is enough, and when you want both.