Fake is a new browser for Mac OS X that makes web automation simple. Fake allows you to drag discrete browser Actions into a graphical Workflow that can be run again and again without human interaction. The Fake Workflows you create can be saved, reopened, and shared.
Inspired by Apple's Automator application, Fake looks like a combination of Safari and Automator that allows you to run (and re-run) "fake" interactions with the web.
Power Users will love Fake for automating tedious web tasks like filling out lengthy forms and capturing screenshots. Developers can use Fake for graphically configuring automated tests for their webapps, including assertions, assertion failure handlers, and error handlers.
All of Fake's automation features are powered by Mac OS X's native scripting tool − AppleScript. Which means Fake can be used to incorporate web automation into many other OS X scripting tasks.

Filerr detects file names on your Mac with characters that are not supported by other non-Mac computers, non-Mac formatted USB drives or cloud services such as Dropbox and Jungle Disk. These file names include:
* File names containing the characters / : * ? " < > |
* File names beginning with space " "
These file names are typically created when dragging hyperlinks from a web browser, and can cause lots of issues when copying large folder structures to other computers or online cloud services. In some cases these files are copied but with the wrong file name, in other cases these files cannot be copied at all!
Filerr runs as a menu bar icon under Mac OSX that informs you immediately when such file names are created. You can choose what folders Filerr should watch, and if Filerr should ignore any folders. You can also choose if Filerr should automatically color tag incompatible file names so they are easier to find in the Finder.

Electroacoustics Toolbox is a modularized, multi-channel dynamic signal analyzer and data acquisition platform for Mac. It brings powerful new tools to the Macintosh platform for multi-channel, audio-band data acquisition and real-time analysis of electrical, acoustical, and electroacoustic signals and systems. It enables precise measurements of acoustic quantities, such as equivalent and time-weighted sound levels, as well as acoustic and electroacoustic systems, such as listening rooms and loudspeakers. The software is designed to work with any Mac-compatible audio hardware and supports multiple channels of 8, 16, 24, or 32-bit data with sample rates as high as the hardware will support.
Measurements:
- Frequency response magnitude and phase
- Impulse response
- Auto and cross correlation
- Time delay (latency)
- Group delay
- Signal-to-noise ratio (SNR)
- Total harmonic distortion (THD, THD+N)
- Coherence
- Crest factor and rms, peak, and peak-to-peak signal levels
- Signal mean, variance, and standard deviation values
- Flat, A, and C-weighted equivalent (Leq), time-weighted (Lp), and percentile-exceeded (Lx) sound levels
- And more!
Built-in Tools:
- Dual FFT Analyzer�(TF/IR analyzer)
- FFT Analyzer
- Meter Bridge
- Octave Analyzer�(RTA)
- Oscilloscope
- Signal Generator
- Sound Level Meter
- Spectrogram
- X/Y Plotter
Electroacoustics Toolbox is a project-based application, which allows you to configure and save project files. Projects may contain one or more tools available in the toolbox, along with any captured data associated with those tools. Electroacoustics Toolbox allows for the creation of an arbitrary number of tools of a certain type, or tools of different types. For example, a project may contain an oscilloscope, two FFT analyzers, and two signal generators. The oscilloscope and FFT analyzers may each simultaneously analyze multiple input channels of a single device. However, there is no requirement that all tools must work with the same device.
The Toolbox also offers advanced capabilities for configuring input and output device parameters and assigning labels, units, and transducer sensitivities to individual input and output channels.
Electroacoustics Toolbox Features
- Hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics for fast real-time plotting
- Quartz-based graphics for high-resolution still images and prints
- Advanced control over input and output devices
- Whole device and individual channel sensitivity (level) calibration
- Support for units, including Volts, Amps, pascals, and Engineering Units
- Saving complete configurations and data in project files
- Exporting data to ascii text or MAT-files for easy import into other applications
- Work with multiple independent audio devices simultaneously
- No arbitrary limits on how many devices or channels are used, or on sample rates or signal formats--these are limited only by your hardware
- AppleScript support for measurement automation and remote control

DwellClick is an app that clicks the mouse for you, and lets you give your fingers a rest.
- Click and drag with mouse movements only. No clicking required!
- Save thousands of clicks per day. No more tired and sore hands.
- Drag and resize windows so easily it's like magic!
- Works great with any trackpad or mouse.
It's a whole new way to use your Mac. You do the pointing, and DwellClick takes care of the clicks. And with the unique Auto Drag feature, dragging the mouse is effortless too.
DwellClick lets you adopt a totally relaxed posture and use your Mac with mouse movements only. Once you discover a world without clicking, you will find you can use your Mac more enjoyably and with less effort. Work or play more efficiently and for longer, without tired and sore hands.
You can work faster, because your hands actually spend less time on the mouse or trackpad. Or just lean back and browse, and enjoy web surfing with minimal effort.
DwellClick works seamlessly with Mac OS X and has multiple intelligent features which help it keep out of your way and do its job, while you do your job. It works great with multi-touch trackpads and the Magic Mouse too.

Have you ever wasted time repositioning application windows so you can see two windows simultaneously?
Do you struggle to move and resize windows so that they don’t overlap?

DoublePane effortlessly repositions application windows to maximize your screen space for easy side-by-side viewing.

With one click, DoublePane will place the current window to the left half of the screen. With a second click, DoublePane will move a second window to the right half of the screen. You no longer spend time sizing or repositioning open windows. You can layout your screen to maximize your productivity.

DoublePane’s side-by-side viewing allows you to easily:
* Edit two documents without spending time sizing or positioning them.
* Drag and drop files between two applications.
* Read an article on one half of the screen while taking notes on the other half.

DoublePane lets you position the current window through an onscreen menu or by using global keyboard shortcuts.
DoublePane will:
* Move a window to the left half of the screen
* Move a window to the right half of the screen
* Position a window to fill the entire screen

Finally, a pretty pastel notepad with ruffled edges and widdle animals. Interface is simple and cute.

The Date Calculator is a date utility for genealogists. You can enter any date and convert it between Gregorian, Julian, Hebrew, and French Republic calendars and find its day of the week. You can enter two dates and find the time span between them. You can do various other date and time calculations and conversions such as adding time to a date, subtracting time from a date, or adding and subtracting times.
A unique feature of the Date Calculator versus other date utilities is that you can enter fuzzy dates, such as just a month and year (APR 1901), just a year (1864), or a range of dates (FROM 1845 to 1867), and still do useful calculations. The calculations will give all possible answers for the date and time information provided. Being able to do calculations with imprecise dates and time spans is a very useful tool in genealogy research.

Decloner helps you find and eliminate duplicate files on your Mac. It uses SHA-1 algorithm to reliably determine if files are identical. Decloner has a simple straightforward user interface where you only need to specify a directory to scan, and Decloner will find duplicate files in that directory and all its subdirectories. It then will show you the duplicates found and help get rid of them safely. Decloner never deletes anything permanently. All removed files are moved into the Trash or, in safe mode, a folder of your choice, so you can always restore them if you change your mind. There are also safeguards against removing all copies of a file. When determining which files to delete, you can see file information and use QuickLook to examine the contents just like you would do it in Finder. You can define exclusion patterns to ignore certain file names, and set the minimum file size to ignore very small files. Decloner can quickly process large number of files on internal, external or network disk drives. For your convenience Decloner includes Sparkle auto-update feature.
Features:
* compares files using SHA-1 hash algorithm for ultimate reliability
* has simple straightforward user interface
* can quickly process large number of files
* displays file information and supports QuickLook
* allows deletion of individual files as well as marking multiple files for bulk deletion
* moves deleted files to the Trash to enable the user to restore them if necessary
* supports file name exclusion lists
* ignores files smaller than the user-defined size
* safe mode: Decloner can move deleted files to a folder instead of Trash for added security; this also allows files to be removed from network volumes
* safeguards against deleting all copies of a file

DMXRef is designed to take the math out of working with DMX devices so that you can get on whith more important things faster. The text view on the left is where information gets added for you for saving into other documents and printing. The text view is fully editable, you can even change the font and add images to suit you needs. Once you have the information you need you can print, to paper or PDF, to quickly save your work or copy and paste it into another document to be saved as needed.

The application launcher with a 50,000 foot view
Bevy is an application launcher that shows all of your applications in a single window that can be opened with a global hot key, from the menu bar, by mousing over a corner or edge of the screen, or by clicking its dock icon. Bevy automatically searches a list of standard application locations and creates a visual group for each folder in the list. In addition, you can modify the list and add your own unique application locations. To help you quickly find the application you're looking for, a key press will highlight applications with matching names or you can drag-and-drop a file to highlight compatible applications. How cool is that? In addition, you can hide rarely used apps and un-installers so they won't clutter your window. And Bevy is always up-to-date because it uses Spotlight to keep track of changes so you don't have to.

The Bandwidth Calculator is a bandwidth calculator and data solver for the Mac. (Iphone and IPad versions also!)
The calculator features the ability to calculate the time needed to transfer data across a given data pipe as well as a bitrate solver. In many cases, you may have a backup window and need to know how big a data pipe to purchase to meet certain objectives. The included solver will help you with this. Put it any size data to be transferred and the time period in days, hours or minutes and the solver will calculate the size pipe you need in Mbit/s.
Additional features include:
*Compression variables
*Pipe efficiency variables
*Protocol efficiency variables
All in all, the The Bandwidth Calculator is your one stop shop for calculating disaster recovery scenarios, backup scenarios, or a great tool if you just need to know how long it takes to copy data from your hard drive to a server.

Again is a helper app for Apple's iCal application that lets you easily create repeatable to-do items and show them in your calendar. Again can run in the background so that it's always available and out of your way. All you have to do is add a rule to the notes field of your to-do item and Again will do all of the work!

This is the premier SAN RAID Calculator for the Mac! (Also available on iPhone and iPad)
Have you been looking for a way to calculate the correct number of drives to reach a usable space? Look no further! This app is specifically designed to help. With the help of 13 year SAN veterans, The SAN RAID Calculator was designed to offer a vendor agnostic calculation to help you determine how many vendor disk to purchase or use to create usable storage space.
Many vendors treat this information with kid gloves. This calculator offers:
RAID 5, RAID 6 and RAID 10 calculations, also including hot spares!
This calculator takes into account the difference between storage calculated using RAW marketing numbers and true space as reported by the operating system. Have you ever wondered why you purchase a 600GB disk drive and it doesn't report as 600GB in your operating system? Wonder no more! Use The SAN RAID calculator to determine the exact disks you need to request from your vendor.
The SAN calculator also features the ability to consider vendor's best practice disk drive efficiency. Did you know that disk drives slow down as you fill them up? The SAN RAID calculator gives you the ability to take this into consideration when determining your true usable space.
Take it out for a spin!

Slink is the easy way to remotely access your home network. Listen to your iTunes music and watch your movies from anywhere, get the files from your home Mac or Time Capsule that you forgot to bring with you on the road, or help your parents or kids out using remote screen sharing.
Slink’s network magic makes your home network appear to be connected and all shared services automatically appear in the Finder, iTunes, iPhoto, and other applications, just as they do at home. With Slink you are only a click away from your home network, no matter where you are.
Slink supports almost all applications that use Apple’s Bonjour technology, including:
●iTunes Home Sharing;
●Screen Sharing;
●File Sharing;
●iPhoto Sharing;
●Print Sharing;
●Popular apps like: BusySync and BusyCal, Plex Media Server, and ChronoSync.
Slink’s advanced technology takes care of all the tricky network stuff. No need to know about NAT or IP addresses. Just download and install the free Slink Agent on a Mac in your home network from agent.slinkware.com. Take note of the Slink ID provided. Then install the Slink app on the Mac that you use remotely, configure it with the Slink ID, and you are ready to connect.
Some of the key features that sets Slink apart from the competition are:
●Requires almost no configuration;
●Connects to your home network without the need for dynamic DNS or manual IP address configuration;
●Gives you access to all Macs and Bonjour services on your home network;
●Automatically configures your home broadband router;
●Allows you to be connected to many remote networks simultaneously;
●The Slink Agent runs as a daemon on your home Mac, making Slink available immediately after boot up;
●Based on rock solid UNIX SSH technology and all traffic is secured using strong encryption;
●Secure Firefox browsing to protect your web browsing from threats like Firesheep when using WiFi hotspots.
●Support for HTTP and SOCKS proxies to allow remote connections from locked down corporate networks;
●Always-keep-connected feature to allow you to always stay connected to your home network;
●Growl notifications for network events;
●Compression to maximize network performance.

View any errors that Time Machine will log, but does not tell you about!
With the "LogViewer for Time Machine" you can view the logs of previous and current Time Machine backups. Simply start it up and it will display the most recent backup log.
There's an active Time Machine backup? Just press the refresh button to refresh the log details to keep track of what's going on behind the scenes.
You can browse through the different backup logs by using the left and right arrow button.
Errors will be shown in red.