**The Ultimate Mac Accessories and Apps Review**
For those who don't want to pay an ongoing subscription, there's a simple way to access a mute button with a shortcut in your touch bar. This feature is perfect for when you just want this functionality without breaking the bank. However, it does have one kind of cool extra feature that I'd like to mention briefly - if you mute yourself and then put in some AirPods, it's smart enough to detect those and keep you muted even though there's a new mic source.
Clocky is the next step that I want to talk to you guys about. This app solves the pain of keeping track of your hours worked on tasks for freelance designers like myself. Keeping track of your hours can be a real pain, so Clocky automatically tracks your tasks for you using actions and triggers that you can set up in advance. For instance, when you start working in Photoshop or Sketch, it automatically starts tracking your time - no need to click the button that started or click the button that ended work. This solves all the hassle of forgetting to track your time and messing up your client's bill.
For those who want a comprehensive Mac menu bar directory, I've got some good news. There's a collection of over 200 menu bar tabs for your Mac, which is more than what I'll be featuring on this series. So, I figured I might as well just give you the source. Someone rounded everything up and put all these different menu bar apps into collections, so it's nice and sorted and organized. If you want to find some audio apps or battery apps or calendar apps or display apps or productivity apps, you get the picture - it's all nice and organized and super easy to find.
However, I should actually mention the name of this directory, which is Mac Menu Bar. I'll link it up down in the description for those who want to explore more menu bar apps.
**Productivity App Review: Clocky**
Clocky is an app that can help your computer be more productive and earn some extra money for you when you're not being productive on it. When you're not using your computer, it can use its excess CPU and GPU power to mine cryptocurrency like Bitcoin, so you can still get something out of your machine even when you're not actively using it.
This app is called Honey Miner, and what it does is a way for your computer to use its excess resources to mine crypto currency like Bitcoin. This means that when you're done being productive with your computer, you can let it work all night to earn some extra Bitcoin, which can be a nice little vacation fund or even enough to buy an Apple product or some accessories.
**CleanMyMac X: A Must-Have for Mac Users**
For those who want to keep their Mac running smoothly and efficiently, CleanMyMac X is a must-have app. This tool replaces dozens of optimization tools with one sleek interface that provides a Mac OS cleaner, performance monitor, malware remover, and more. By removing unnecessary files, outdated caches, and broken downloads, you can free up gigabytes on your Mac in just a short period of time.
Additionally, CleanMyMac X optimizes your Mac's performance by freeing up RAM, running maintenance scripts, and managing login items. With this app, you can keep your Mac running at its best and protect your privacy fully.
**The Benefits of Honey Miner**
Honey Miner is an anonymous and encrypted way for your computer to use its excess CPU and GPU power to mine cryptocurrency like Bitcoin. This means that when you're not using your computer, it can still be working hard to earn some extra money for you.
While you won't get rich off of this app, it's a nice little side hustle that can earn you enough to treat yourself to something nice - like a new Apple product or some accessories. And the best part is that it's completely anonymous and encrypted, so you don't have to worry about your personal info being compromised.
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