WebCurler is a GUI based website curler that will check a given website for a piece of text. WebCurler will use the Growl notifier to let you know about the results.

UVC centralizes all data so that shared calendars and tasks are possible between users. You can also use the audio module to have group chats with your friends or co-workers.

WaterRoof is an IPFW firewall frontend for Mac OS X with an accesible interface and a lot of useful options. Features include traffic shaping management, pre-defined rule sets and a wizard for easy configuration. You can also watch logs and statistics.

sharedSecrets is a lightweight password manager for the Mac. You have to remember just one master password, and sharedSecrets handles all the Internet passwords, shopping acounts, PINs for banking and even the code number of your safe.

PatchBurn is a tool to patch existing CD/DVD-drivers or to generate and install new device profiles (under Mac OS 10.3.x and later). It allows many, otherwise unsupported burners to be used directly with Mac-OS X, iTunes and DiscBurner.

Instead of endlessly scrolling through your library, trying to find something to listen to, simply pick a song to create a playlist in seconds. Our recommendations go beyond genre and editorial review, to offer you the best songs of your music collection at just the right moment.

Temperature Monitor is an application to read out all available temperature sensors in Macintosh computers. The program can display and visualize the values measured by Mac OS X in a large variety of fashions.

OsiriX is able to receive DICOM images (STORE SCP - Service Class Provider) from your PACS network. It is compatible with DICOM files and PACS networks. OsiriX is a DICOM viewer application for Mac OS X computers

CoolWmaWmav is a free and easy to use Mac application that will allow you to quickly convert your wma and/or wmv files to other formats.

BwanaDik is an IP address (WAN and LAN) menu item. Yes, another IP address app. Just what the world needs. You may be asking yourself “why the heck does the world need another IP address application?” Well, it doesn’t.