Readers of my newsletter know that I recently moved over to Bus圜al on my Mac.
I know there is a ton more that can be done but I haven't taken the time to play around with it yet. The only thing I use it for at the moment is snapping windows into place. All it does is clean up the menu bar and allow me to hide things until I need them. I paid for this one beforehand and was thrilled to see it move to SetApp. So it's not a daily use app, but it's certainly one I keep on my Mac. Archiver is now my go-to utility when I need to save the day. I have a guest come into the church with an odd file format that needs to be extracted into a usable format. I tend to transfer the dates and such to OmniFocus and such. I don't usually come back to these once I make them. Aeon Timeline fills a gap in helping me estimate the duration of something bigger by giving me an easy interface for seeing what is a Gantt chart. Sometimes I need to get a feel for how long a bigger project will take. And to show you how much I get out of it, here's a look at every single app I downloaded from SetApp. Just being able to download them to explore them is worth a trial.
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But it's the full spectrum of apps available that make it worth so much more. In my case, it's an easy sell since there are two or three apps I use constantly that on their own would have cost me more than the SetApp subscription itself. But not everyone believes the subscription is worth it. At this point, you have most likely heard of SetApp.
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