Top 10 BEST Mac Apps For Productivity: M1 & M2

Maximize productivity on your Macbook with the TOP 10 BEST M1 & M2 apps that you will ACTUALLY use.

This list of the top 10 best apps for mac took years of trial & error to narrow down. Boost your productivity and save hours of time and effort using these apps!

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Timestamps ⬇️
Intro - 00:00
App 1 - 00:54
App 2 - 01:54
App 3 - 02:52
App 4 - 04:00
App 5 - 04:50
GIVEAWAY - 05:25
App 6 - 06:00
App 7 - 07:54
App 8 - 08:35
App 9 - 09:20
App 10 - 10:16
Conclusion - 10:45

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[Subaaker]

Alfred is my favorite one. game changer!

[MuhammadIshmaell]

Man, this is by far the most useful Mac recommendation apps video I've ever come across on YouTube. I'm a minimalist and I can't tell you the number of times I have to always clear up my desktop. Hidden Me will come in very handy. Thanks a lot!

[nobodysaysmynameright]

Just a tip on app cleaner: there's an option called smart delete under settings that kicks in the clean up process automatically when you delete an app without you having to open the app + drag and drop

[breezeimac]

Love you Chris, your videos have helped me a lot. I can finally get rid of the annoying search and plit screen functions on my Mac😊

[alexconnelly]

This was really insightful and helpful information. Thank you for taking the time to research and present the material in such a handy way. Can't wait to try these out!

[pasquale]

You are 100% correct on how many times you install an app based on a review and then deleting it after a few days of never ever using it. The apps that I find I can't live without are Wipr, Darkreader for Safari, AltTab and Rectangle.

[markrome]

You didn't mention it but one of my favorites is Scroll Reverser. If you use both a trackpad and mouse this allows you to control the scrolling direction for each independently.

[JohnnyBravoGn]

Thanks for making an amazing video on very useful apps. Bartender is my favorite among the list. Now I like my mac even more.

[Djwhynotlove]

I just got my Mac today. Everything you showed me, Alfred, rectangle, and Bartender. All all are great.

[DanielNeubauer]

Raycast is another good one - it is an Alfred alternative that also has built-in window management.

[evan_kuo]

I love rectangle and bartender! I often find myself needing to split screen or resize windows and it just makes it so much easier to do that. Also, bartender is pretty much essential for the m2 macbooks because of the notch hiding all the other icons.

[smajaffery]

Great Video and thanks for the sharing this with everyone, i was looking for shortcut on my to you i'll be enjoying them

[tresanapearson]

I have shared this video with a few friends who may be able to use it in their daily workflow. I found this video to be concise. Having the links next to the applications saved a lot of time. I decided to give Rectangle, CheatSheets, and Drop Zone 4 a try.

[MrMoto]

Rectangle is definitely my favorite. I just got my first MacBook Air(M1 base model) and on my (linux) desktop i use a tiling window manager so it felt very natural moving over.

[TheThaiLife]

The "Hiden Me" app was exactly what I was looking for. I love your channel and am excited for more of your videos!

[mr.rickshultz]

Wow, never knew Alfred could make things so much easier. Thanks for the tip.

[shellby]

Rectangle is hands down a necessity but I’ll definitely be downloading hand mirror. Never heard of it before now but will be super helpful in eliminating distractions during screen sharing

[buluiz]

Rectangle is one of my favorite app for Mac. Simple yet effective, makes my workflow much easier. And thanks for the recommendations, loved your video!

[vincenzoschifano]

Hey Chris, I would pick Monitor Control, it's extremely useful with a second display, and in case you didn't know, it works also if you are connected to a tv at work in meeting rooms

I've seen hundreds of videos like this, but you've brought up some apps I've never heard of that are extremely useful. Thanks!