Whether you’re a new user or a seasoned pro, ScreenCastsONLINE offers in-depth screencasts on a wide range of topics, from tutorials to app discovery. Check it out. DockFlow > Boost your productivity with DockFlow. Instantly save, manage, and switch between multiple macOS Docks. Interesting app. This is basically how Bunch started (albeit Bunch configuration is text-based). It lets you set up different Dock configurations for different contexts, which I like a lot. It is, in my opinion, overpriced for such a utility, but I also would never begrudge a developer charging what they think their work is worth. Who am I to say? OpenClaw Mac mini M4 Enclosure: Every powerful little crustacean needs a proper shell! | Product Hunt Just for fun. > The OpenClaw Mac mini M4 Enclosure is a fun, display-worthy 3D printed case for your OpenClaw/Clawdbot/Moltbot device. It’s a perfect blend of cute character + clean desk setup, turning your Mac mini into a chunky little desk companion. Dockey - Make your Dock faster A simple utility that basically offers GUI access to the animation delay and speed of the macOS Dock hide/show, avoiding the necessity of Terminal commands. Donationware. DockFix A reasonably-priced Dock enhancer with themes, custom icons, custom widgets, file shelf, and more. Want more great tips and apps? Check out ScreenCastsOnline. Like or share this post on Mastodon, Bluesky, or Twitter. * * * BrettTerpstra.com is supported by readers like you. Click here if you'd like to help out. Find Brett on Mastodon, Bluesky, GitHub, and everywhere else.

ExtraBar is a new app from the developers at AppItStudio. That's the same team behind ExtraDock and DockFlow, two useful additions to my toolbox in 2025. ExtraBar is one of those apps that solves a problem I didn't realize I had. My Mac's menu bar is cluttered with icons from (don't hate) 40 different apps. Traditionally, the way to tame that was by using Bartender, Ice, or some other menu bar manager. Apple, in an attempt to Sherlock those apps, introduced a few menu bar management tools in macOS 26. In doing so, it changed the back end for utility developers, and it's been a scramble for months for a lot of folks to find something that works the way they want it to. Enter ExtraBar. It doesn't try to mimic the old menu bar management paradigm. It provides users a way to perform a huge number of actions by allowing them to associate their favorite use cases with menu bar items that can be hidden until needed or left permanently on display. The entire interface is accessible through keyboard shortcuts. Everything I describe below can be done without using a mouse. Keyboard Maestro In my first day of use, I was able to eliminate the native Keyboard Maestro menu item, which I use multiple times a day, by creating a custom Keyboard Maestro action list with ExtraBar. Apple Shortcuts There are several apps and a native way to activate Apple Shortcuts from the menu bar, but now I can do that from ExtraBar. This means I can build my own launcher for individual apps. I can batch open groups of apps, documents, and websites easily too. Messages and Mail I was able to quickly build a menu bar action list that opens Apple Messages to a specific contact, with the cursor in the message box ready for me to type. The same concept applies to my email client. Raycast I have installed more Raycast extensions than I can keep up with, and I often get frustrated because I can't remember the correct alias or keyboard shortcut for the function I want. Those days are gone. Now I can make a menu to choose from, ordered in any way I want and containing up to 35 items. Some of the apps I was able to eliminate from my menu bar as a result include Drafts, Fantastical, CleanShot X, and Things 3. One nice touch about the app is that you can export and import action lists. This has been a useful feature in other automation apps, like Hazel and BetterTouchTool, and I think it will be helpful here too. There are still a lot of possibilities to explore. I can search Obsidian with an ExtraBar action. I can search my Raindrop bookmarks. I can start and record AI Q&A sessions. I've already submitted a feature request to the developers to allow users to create their own action lists (using shortcuts and deep links) that are associated with workflows and not with single apps. They have a history of responsiveness and frequent updates with their other products, and I expect we will see more of the same with ExtraBar. Learn more about ExtraBar and by all means, buy a copy (€9.99) at the developer's website.

Extrabar ExtraBar is a new app from the developers at AppItStudio. That's the same team behind ExtraDock and DockFlow, two useful additions to my toolbox in 2025. ExtraBar is one of those apps that solves a problem I didn't realize I had. My Mac's menu bar is cluttered with icons from (don't hate) 40 different apps. Traditionally, the way to tame that was by using Bartender, Ice, or some other menu bar manager. Apple, in an attempt to Sherlock those apps, introduced a few menu bar management tools in macOS 26. In doing so, it changed the back end for utility developers, and it's been a scramble for months for a lot of folks to find something that works the way they want it to. Enter ExtraBar. It doesn't try to mimic the old menu bar management paradigm. It provides users a way to perform a huge number of actions by allowing them to associate their favorite use cases with menu bar items that can be hidden until needed or left permanently on display. The entire interface is accessible through keyboard shortcuts. Everything I describe below can be done without using a mouse. **Keyboard Maestro** In my first day of use, I was able to eliminate the native Keyboard Maestro menu item, which I use multiple times a day, by creating a custom Keyboard Maestro action list with ExtraBar. **Apple Shortcuts** There are several apps and a native way to activate Apple Shortcuts from the menu bar, but now I can do that from ExtraBar. This means I can build my own launcher for individual apps. I can batch open groups of apps, documents, and websites easily too. **Messages and Mail** I was able to quickly build a menu bar action list that opens Apple Messages to a specific contact, with the cursor in the message box ready for me to type. The same concept applies to my email client. **Raycast** I have installed more Raycast extensions than I can keep up with, and I often get frustrated because I can't remember the correct alias or keyboard shortcut for the function I want. Those days are gone. Now I can make a menu to choose from, ordered in any way I want and containing up to 35 items. Some of the apps I was able to eliminate from my menu bar as a result include Drafts, Fantastical, CleanShot X, and Things 3. One nice touch about the app is that you can export and import action lists. This has been a useful feature in other automation apps, like Hazel and BetterTouchTool, and I think it will be helpful here too. There are still a lot of possibilities to explore. I can search Obsidian with an ExtraBar action. I can search my Raindrop bookmarks. I can start and record AI Q&A sessions. I've already submitted a feature request to the developers to allow users to create their own action lists (using shortcuts and deep links) that are associated with workflows and not with single apps. They have a history of responsiveness and frequent updates with their other products, and I expect we will see more of the same with ExtraBar. Learn more about ExtraBar and by all means, buy a copy (€9.99) at the developer's website. ✉️ Reply by email

Boem, paukeslag! Na een moeizame kapitaalronde voor haar logistieke start-up Dockflow kan Pauline Van Ostaeyen terugblikken op een geslaagd 2025. Maar noem het vooral geen kanteljaar. ‘Er verandert niets. Wij werken continu tegen 1.000 per uur.’

Het kapitaal werd opgehaald onder leiding van WeLoveFounders met deelname van 1105, imec.istart, en veteranen uit de maritieme industrie. De financiering

Grâce à un apport de capital frais d’1,4 million d'euros, Dockflow ambitionne d'accélérer le développement de sa plateforme logistique basée sur l'IA. Cette start-up anversoise a constitué ces dernières années une base de données maritimes considérable, dont la valeur, rien que pour cette année, atteint 29 milliards de dollars en valeur cargo tracée. The post Dockflow lève 1,4 million d’euros pour convertir ses données maritimes en prévisions IA appeared first on Data News.

Het kapitaal werd opgehaald onder leiding van WeLoveFounders met deelname van 1105, imec.istart, en veteranen uit de maritieme industrie. De financiering

Met 1,4 miljoen euro vers kapitaal wil Dockflow de ontwikkeling van zijn AI-aangedreven logistieke platform in een stroomversnelling brengen. De Antwerpse start-up bouwde de voorbije jaren een omvangrijke maritieme dataset op, die alleen dit jaar al goed is voor 29 miljard dollar aan getraceerde cargowaarde. The post Dockflow haalt 1,4 miljoen euro op om maritieme data om te zetten in AI-voorspellingen appeared first on Data News.

La start-up anversoise a développé une plateforme, alimentée par l’IA, pour le secteur maritime. Elle vient de boucler une levée de fonds d’1,4 million d’euros. ... %

Met vers kapitaal wil het Antwerpse Dockflow zijn evolutie versnellen van een logistiek trackingsysteem naar een AI-gedreven voorspeller. Het bedrijf werkt aan algoritmes die onder meer kunnen inschatten wanneer een schip zal aanmeren en containers gelost raken of waar vertragingen dreigen te ontstaan.

Boost your productivity with DockFlow. Instantly save, manage, and switch between multiple macOS Docks. It's simple and built for focus.

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Pauline Van Ostaeyen (29) richtte samen met Michiel Valee (31) Dockflow op, een Antwerpse start-up die een platform ontwikkelde om containertrafiek te tracken. Ze zijn bezig met een fundingronde om verder te kunnen groeien. Deze week neemt ze plaats in De Tijdcapsule. Vandaag: de oneindige tijd.

Pauline Van Ostaeyen (29) richtte samen met Michiel Valee (31) Dockflow op, een Antwerpse start-up die een platform ontwikkelde om containertrafiek te tracken. Ze zijn bezig met een fundingronde om verder te kunnen groeien. Deze week neemt ze plaats in De Tijdcapsule. Vandaag: de toekomstige tijd.

Pauline Van Ostaeyen (29) richtte samen met Michiel Valee (31) Dockflow op, een Antwerpse start-up die een platform ontwikkelde om containertrafiek te tracken. Ze zijn bezig met een fundingronde om verder te kunnen groeien. Deze week neemt ze plaats in De Tijdcapsule. Vandaag: de tegenwoordige tijd.

Pauline Van Ostaeyen (29) richtte samen met Michiel Valee (31) Dockflow op, een Antwerpse start-up die een platform ontwikkelde om containertrafiek te tracken. Ze zijn bezig met een kapitaalronde om verder te kunnen groeien. Deze week neemt ze plaats in De Tijdcapsule. Vandaag: de verleden tijd.

DockFlow 是一款非常实用的 ma…

Een globaal trackingsysteem voor de miljoenen containers op zee, dat bestond nog niet. Tot twee jonge handelsingenieurs uit Antwerpen er software voor ontwierpen. Met hun bedrijf Dockflow wonnen ze de Belgian Startup Award.