Utilities & Tools (5276 programs)

Pros: Free virtual audio driver with no added processing. Reliable stereo audio routing between applications. Lightweight design with system-level integration.

Cons: Limited to two audio channels. No built-in interface for guided configuration.

Pros: Supports wide range of file formats. Fast compression and extraction speeds. Highly reliable for large backups and multi-volume archives. Continues to receive updates and improvements.

Cons: Interface looks outdated.

Pros: Native Apple Silicon support for M1 and M2 Macs. Supports snapshots, linked clones, and virtual networks. Excellent compatibility with Windows, Linux, and more. Now free for personal and commercial use.

Cons: Requires setup knowledge—less beginner-friendly. Limited automation and scripting features compared to enterprise tools.

Pros: Supports file transfer and backup for iOS devices. Provides device diagnostics and maintenance tools. Combines multiple management features in a single application.

Cons: Feature availability may differ between platforms. Advanced functions like firmware flashing require caution.

Pros: Two independent clickers. Per-clicker global shortcuts. Cursor or random-area targeting. Millisecond delay control. Easy-to-use, beginner-friendly interface.

Cons: Time-limited license term. Scope focused on basic automation.

Pros: Restores most devices. Works on many file formats not just images.

Cons: Recovers many files but not all. Slightly complicated user instructions.

Pros: Enhanced FaceTime features. Upgraded Messages app. Improved privacy with Safari. Focus and Quick Note tools. Universal Control functionality.

Cons: Excludes 2013-2015 Mac models. Potential learning curve for new features.

Pros: Easily run Androids on your computer. Runs most games and apps. Easy to install. Intuitive interface. Customizable controls. Access to a large game library. Designed for high-speed gaming. Exclusive rewards and discounts.

Cons: High resource consumption. Not all Android apps are optimized.

Pros: Seamless updates. Unified billings. Security guardrails.

Cons: Restricted functionality.

Pros: Enables newer macOS versions on unsupported Macs. Avoids permanent firmware modification. Installer creation tools simplify setup. Reversible approach if issues arise.

Cons: Feature support varies by Mac model. Major system upgrades may require additional steps.

Pros: Free to download and use.

Cons: No longer actively maintained.

Pros: End-to-end encryption.

Cons: Limited to 64-bit PC and Android 6 or higher.

Pros: Real-time monitoring of individual fan RPM and temperature. Options for both manual fixed fan speeds and automatic temperature-based adjustments. User-friendly interface suitable for a range of users.

Cons: Limited functionality in free version. Potential mechanical wear.

Pros: Provides clear, size-based disk analysis. Lightweight and simple to navigate. Reveals hidden and system-level files. Free to use with no ads or bloat.

Cons: No file previews before deletion. Occasional updates may limit newer optimizations.

Pros: Improved system stability and networking reliability. Enhanced Time Machine and iCal synchronization. Maintains broad hardware and software compatibility.

Cons: Longer installation times on older systems. Minimal visual or interface updates. Occasional third-party software compatibility issues.

Pros: Simple to use. Lets you upload images automatically. Amazing online image editor.

Cons: Only two capturing modes available.

Pros: Simplifies device setup and supervision. Integrates smoothly with Apple School and Business Manager. Supports bulk deployment and MDM enrollment. Reliable performance and security compliance.

Cons: Limited to Apple ecosystem. Requires some technical knowledge for optimal use.

Pros: Comprehensive hardware verification reports. User-friendly smart flashing for all levels. Easy batch management of photos and media. Free access to a vast toolbox library.

Cons: Interface can feel cluttered for new users.