Name Mangler is a batch file renaming tool. A simple and intuitive interface makes it easy for you to rename hundreds or thousands of files at a time.
Basic use requires nothing more than choosing the files to rename, and then picking (from a pop-up menu) the type of changes to make: Find and Replace, Number Sequentially, Change Case, Add Prefix/Suffix, etc. An Advanced mode allows users to string together renaming commands to apply more than one operation per renaming activity.
In Name Mangler's interface, you'll see a "before and after" preview of the renaming task, so you can verify that what you think is going to happen is what's going to happen. You can even see previews of the content of files and images in a Quick Look window, just to make sure you've got the right files selected.
If you have a renaming task you do regularly, you can create a droplet, which is a small standalone application that stores a particular renaming task. When it's time to rename a batch of files, just drag and drop them onto the droplet, and you're done.
Finally, Name Mangler works equally well with both Finder and Path Finder; you can select files in either one, and have that selection populate the list of files to be renamed in Name Mangler.

iGuard protects your Mac by keeping an eye on the currently logged in users. Even though Mac OS X is already well-protected, iGuard adds an extra layer of security and will protect you from hackers that could gain remote access to your Mac.
Features:
Logged in users. iGuard lets you see which users are currently logged into your Mac.
Log out anyone. With iGuard, you can force any user to log out.
ActiveProtect. iGuard will notify you whenever someone logs into your Mac or whenever someone logs out.

Manage all your passwords in one easy-to-use and secure solution. Using the most powerful encryption for the security of your private information. Use SafeWallet to store credit cards information, passwords, bank account info and much more. SafeWallet also offers PC and mobile clients to sync your wallets between your Mac, PC and phone using either dropbox or local syncing!

Alarm Clock, Clock, and Countdown Timer. Displays the current time and date using LCARS graphics in one of 22 color themes in Full-Screen Mode or Window Mode.
Features:
22 Color Themes
Clock
Alarm
Countdown Timer
15 Sounds
12 hour or 24 hour time
Brightness Levels
Full-Screen Mode
Window Mode
Date and Star Date
Weekday Name
Month

Reveil is a utility application that allows you to schedule alarms.
It has a simple interface so that you can focus on setting up your alarms.
★ Features ★
● Set as many alarms as you want
● Set one-time alarms as well as daily alarms
● Numerous ringtones built-in
● Wake up to any song on your computer
★ Support ★
Reveil developers are dedicated to our customers. If you have any questions, please visit our website at: http://alarm.ycsoft.org
And if you need further support, please send an e-mail to: support@ycsoft.org
Our technical support team is very responsive and is always happy to help out.
★ Updates ★
For the latest news, please follow us on Twitter @ycsoft.

The easy as pie timer utility.
PiZZa is a plain and simple tool for time sensitive things like your pizza, the next train or presentation stuff. Start a timer or a stopwatch right from your menubar.
New feature: Sleep timer!
Listen to music when going to bed or let your mac finish a lengthy task and let him sleep afterwards.

Tembo is a search tool based upon the Spotlight index and engine. The job of Tembo is to make searching (and finding) of files, mail messages, bookmarks, … as easy as possible.
In a first pass, Tembo shows results grouped by type. For each group, Tembo lists the top 10 matches. Often enough you will find the sought for file right there.
You may also drill down into individual groups. There you will find filters appropriate for the current context. The Messages group, for example, offers filters on author, recipient and subject.
Thus Tembo is much more than a file search tool. It works as an extension to Mail.app / iChat.app to locate messages. As extension to Safari to search browsing history and bookmarks, …
How should I use Tembo?
When you start Tembo, a new window opens. Start typing to initiate a search. Use the sidebar to configure the search: sort order, time frame and location.
Results are grouped by type. For each group, Tembo lists the top ten matches according to the sort order set in the sidebar. You may configure which groups are enabled and in what order they are shown from the Preferences window.
How can I see more results?
Click the arrow button on a group header to drill down into a that group. Tembo will list up to 2500 matches. Rather than have you scroll through the long list to find the desired result, Tembo provides filters to narrow down the list.
What filters are available?
Bookmarks: Type, URL Domain
Documents: File Type
Fonts: File Type
Images: Resolution, File Type
Messages: Subject, From, To
Movies: File Type, Codec
Music: Artist, File Type
PDF Documents: Author
Source Code: File Type
What can I do with search results?
● Double-click a file to open it.
● Hold the option key while double-clicking to send Tembo to the background
● Hit the space bar to get a QuickLook preview of the file
● Control-click or right-click to access the context menu

"unDock Supercharges Your Mac's Disk-Ejecting Functionality" - Lifehacker
On sale for the launch of the Mac App Store- buy now!
Time machine is wonderful, but it makes a mobile Mac user cry- waiting for a backup to finish or cancel before we rush to a meeting makes life difficult. unDock adds a simple but critical piece of functionality to your Mac- an "Eject All" shortcut with super powers.
When you're ready to go, use either the keyboard shortcut (default: Control-Option-Command-Space) or the menu bar icon to unDock. All removable disks will instantly be ejected.
Feel the need to make unDock do more? You can supply your own AppleScripts that will be run when unDock is triggered.

Your files at your fingertips!
Blast keeps track of the files you’ve been using on your computer and gives you super easy and lightning fast access to them.
Increase productivity
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★ Don’t worry about where you just saved a certain file, it’s in your menu bar.
★ Closed the wrong window? The document you were reading is in Blast, one click away.
Stop searching. Start finding.
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★ Don’t worry about where applications save their files, they’re all in the same place now
★ Send email attachments faster
★ Drag downloaded files directly into iChat without opening Finder
What does it do?
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Blast keeps track of all of your recent files and applications, whether you’ve updated a spreadsheet or opened an image, and keeps them all safely listed in your menu bar.
Did you just open a document in Pages?
It’s in Blast.
Did you just download a file?
Don’t bother searching your downloads folder, Blast has it just one mouse click away.
Did you get side tracked browsing?
Everything you were supposed to be working on is still in your menu bar, ready when you are.
What can you do with Blast?
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★ Quickly access a visual list of your recently used files and applications
★ Drag them onto your Dock or into other applications
★ Open them or show then in Finder
★ Find a file easily by using a file kind filter (i.e. show images only)
★ Save your favorite folders and files in a sidebar to access at any time
You can learn more about Blast and download a free trial version at http://www.apparentsoft.com/blast

Lingon is a graphical user interface for creating and editing launchd configuration files for Mac OS X Snow Leopard. You can use launchd on a Mac to launch scripts and applications whenever something special happens or at a specific time or periodically. You get all launchd configuration files in a list to the left so you can easily see all and choose which one to edit.
Editing a configuration file is easier than ever in this version and it has two different modes. Basic Mode which has the most common settings readily available in a very simple interface and Expert Mode where you can add all settings either directly in the text or insert them through a menu.

Letter Opener - Process Microsoft Outlook winmail.dat files.
● Browser attachment of a winmail.dat file like other attachments
● Convert Schedules, Appointments and Task for iCal
● Convert Contacts for Address Book
● Convert Notes
● Convert Delivery receipts and read receipts
Follow us on Twitter for updates and development news: http://twitter.com/catlan

For a better text editing experience. QuickCursor brings your favorite text editor* to any app with a global keyboard shortcut. Unlike manually copying and pasting between apps, QuickCursor automates the entire process to save you time.
"As someone who uses BBEdit to work with text as much as possible, QuickCursor lets me do so for virtually every bit of text I need to type."
― Macworld, 4/5
*QuickCursor works with BBEdit, Espresso, MacVim, Smultron, SubEthaEdit, TextMate, TextWrangler, and WriteRoom.

◆ On sale for $9.99 for two days only! ◆
Witch allows you to switch directly between not only applications (as you can do with Command-Tab), but windows as well. Instead of switching applications first, then windows, use Witch to switch directly to your desired window. ? If you're coming to the Mac from Windows, you'll find Witch a natural-feeling replacement for Windows' ability to switch directly to windows. ?
????? Witch earned a very-rare perfect five-mouse rating from Macworld: "...Witch is easily one of the most useful utilities on my Macs."
Witch optionally works across Spaces, too, allowing you to easily switch to windows in any other Space.
You can even define global hot keys for useful tasks such as releasing or closing all minimized windows, or zooming the frontmost window.
As you can see from the screenshots, Witch has a ton of customization options, none of which are required, but all of which can help make Witch work exactly as you want it to work.
Witch was recently recognized as one of Macworld's Mac Gems of the Year for 2010.

An all purpose time management tool consisting of multiple alarms, countdown timers, date countdowns, stopwatches.
Use Timer Utility to manage your day or any tasks with ease. With it's simple and intuitive user interface, creating and editing timers is a quick effortless task. With features such as the dynamic dock icon and menu bar, Timer Utility makes it fast to see the current selected timer without having to go back to the application or interrupt your current task.
For each alarm, countdown timer, or date countdown, you can add multiple actions to perform upon completion. Actions range from playing a sound to shutting down your computer. Adding actions and customizing them is simple and quick, allowing for you to create eventful timers that suit your needs.

A simple, beautiful hotkey manager.
Launch applications, execute scripts, run automator workflows and open files or folders. All of this at the press of a key combination.
Apptivate 2.0 introduces hotkey sequences, which are simply a sequence of key combinations. In previous versions of Apptivate, you could only bind an item to one key combination/hotkey. In Apptivate 2.0, it's possible to bind one item to something like ?A + T, and another item to ?A + H. To activate one of the items, you simply press the key combinations in order: first ?A and then either T or H.
This greatly simplifies your key combinations if you've got a lot of items.
Apptivate also includes a preference for hiding the application if it's active when the hotkey is pressed. You can also take a quick look at an application by pressing and holding the hotkey; when the hotkey is released, the application is hidden.