GEObsession is freeware geocaching software for Mac OS. It is very early in its development so expect bugs to be fixed and features added as we grow. Keep in mind that until the BETA period is over and the version is at least 1.0 you may be required to trash your data and start over after an update.

Dashboard KickStart will allow you to always have the Dashboard ready to use the first time you want.

Without it you’ll have to wait for a complete Dashboard start-up sequence as soon as you are ready use it for a first time, making its quick accessibility rather useless.

Be more productive without the distraction of non-running application icons in the dock.

Why do we need to see the icons of apps that are not in use?

Dockter gets out of the way by even removing itself from the dock after it has done its thing.

Pong Clock is a program that displays the current system time by the means of two computer controlled players competing in the classic game of Pong.

dieSucker is a free dice roller, written in java. byteMe “calculates” the decimal, octal and hexadecimal representation of a byte given in binary. More importantly, dieSucker uses NSTextfield, NSButton, NSStepper and NSMatrix [the latter in a bad, non-standard way].

Mac OS X has a nifty shortcut - Ctrl+Eject - for shutting down your computer. On older Apple keyboards, these keys are on opposite diagonal corners of the keyboard, and at the end of the day you may simply hit the two corners of the keyboard then Return to switch off your computer.

QProjector is an application meant to present different types of media on a projector. QProjector supports texts, lyrics, images. QProjector uses a database and is easy to handle and expand through plugins.

multiXFinder is a free and easy to use application switcher menu for your OS X powered Mac. multiXFinder is mostly based on the ASM 2.0.2 code and is covered by the GPL license, version 2 or any later version, sources are available on the project page.

AppFresh is very useful free tool that keeps all applications on your Mac up to date by checking the internet for new releases and makes downloading and installing them a breeze.

Blackout allows you to instantly dim your screen, without any adjustment of your monitor’s hardware settings, brightness, or gamma calibration. Work as usual - Launch Blackout, drag the slider at the lower left corner of your screen to adjust the amount of darkening. You may then continue your work as you normally would.