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Introducing UtilgruX 4

One app.
Every utility.

A system monitor, a Dynamic Island for your notch, Windows‑style window switching, a player that plays anything, and dozens of everyday tools. All in one beautifully native Mac app.

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macOS 15 Sequoia or later · Apple silicon

Hover the notch

Dynamic Island, for Mac

Your notch,
finally useful.

Hover the notch and it opens into a live island: what’s playing in any app, a file shelf with AirDrop, timers, your calendar and a camera mirror. It reacts as you go, glowing green when you plug in and showing who’s calling.

Real audio bars

The visualizer moves with what’s actually playing, not a canned loop.

Shelf & AirDrop

Drop files on the notch, drag them out later, or send them in one click.

Make it yours

Notch or floating pill, OLED black, glow colors, haptics and sounds.

System Monitor

Know your Mac.
At a glance.

Temperatures, fans, CPU, GPU, memory, network and battery, live in your menu bar. Power Flow shows exactly how many watts come in from the charger and where they go.

CPULast minute
Theme

Click a readout to open its panel. Every panel, color and section is yours to customize.

Made for Windows switchers

Feels like home.
Even if home was Windows.

The habits you already have keep working. Cut and paste in Finder, Alt‑Tab between windows, a mouse wheel that scrolls the right way and back buttons that go back. No new tricks required.

⌥Tab

A real window switcher

Every window, with live previews. Press ⌥ Option + Tab right here to try it, or click.

⌃X→⌃V

Cut & paste files

Control‑C, X and V work in Finder just like File Explorer. Moving files is finally one keystroke.

Scrolling that makes sense

Reverse scrolling for wheel mice only. Your trackpad stays natural. Scroll inside the box to feel it.

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Side buttons, back

Your mouse’s back and forward buttons work in Finder, Safari and everywhere else.

Hover the Dock. See every window.

Media player & library

Plays everything.
Seriously.

MKV, AVI, WebM, FLAC, HEIC and every format QuickTime refuses, ready to play. Pinch to zoom, jump to the next file in the folder, and pick up where you left off from your Mac, a NAS or any network share.

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Every network

SMB, AFP, NFS, WebDAV, FTP and SFTP shares, browsed like local folders.

Convert anything

Video, audio, pictures, PDFs and documents. Right from Finder’s Quick Actions.

Continue Watching

A home screen for your library that remembers exactly where you stopped.

And a whole toolbox more

Stop installing
ten different apps.

Pick Color

Any pixel on screen, copied as HEX, with RGB, HSL and SwiftUI. #A855F7

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Capture Text

Copy the text out of any picture, video or screen.

文 → A

Capture & Translate

Select part of the screen and read it in your language.

Isolate Window

Dim everything but the window you’re working in. Hover to focus.

⌫

App Cleaner

Uninstall apps completely, leftovers and all.

☕︎

Keep Awake

On, off, or for 30 minutes to 4 hours.

🧽

Cleaning Mode

Locks keyboard and trackpad so you can wipe them.

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Scan QR

From the screen or the clipboard.

Quick Look for folders

Press Space on a folder to see what’s inside, with video previews on hover and code files shown properly.

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Profiles

Share your whole setup with one code.

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One‑click toggles

Dark Mode, Night Shift, True Tone, Low Power, Desktop icons, Hot Corners.

⌘⇧K

Hotkeys for everything

Give any action its own global shortcut, or hide the ones you don’t need.

Private by design.

UtilgruX works on your Mac, with your files staying on your Mac. Even its diagnostic log is scrubbed as it’s written, with names, addresses and titles removed, so it’s safe to share if you ever need help.

Read the Privacy Notice

Get UtilgruX.

One download. Everything above, included.

Version 4.0 · macOS 15 Sequoia or later · Apple silicon (M1 and newer)

  1. Open the download and drag UtilgruX into Applications.
  2. The first time, Control‑click UtilgruX and choose Open. If macOS asks, go to System Settings › Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway.
  3. Follow the welcome. It walks you through the permissions each feature needs, and you can turn every feature on or off.