vorssaint-utils
What it does
An editorial selection.
One macOS menu-bar app with per-app volume, system monitor, app switcher, window snapping, Dock previews, clipboard history, snippets, file shelf and uninstaller.
Why it is listed
Replaces a dozen paid Mac utilities. Install only the modules you want. No account or telemetry.
GitHub describes it as: Free and open-source macOS menu bar toolkit.
Counts were observed on 27/10/2026, 23:15:40 UTC. Observations older than 36 hours are excluded from current movement rankings.
Repository at a glance
- Stars
- 30,286
- Forks
- 1,449
- Open issues
- 863
- Merged PRs
- 971
- Commits, last 30 days
- 612
- Stars, 7 days
- unavailable
- Stars, 30 days
- unavailable
Counts observed on 27/10/2026, 23:15:40 UTC. Growth uses complete dated windows; see Methodology.
History
Project details
Explore and get started
Use the project's own documentation for supported platforms, dependencies and installation steps. The README and release notes are maintained by vorssaint.
- Read the README and setup instructionsFeatures, prerequisites, examples and documentation links.
- Browse releases and changelogsPublished versions and the changes made between releases.
- Check licence and usage termsGPL-3.0 is the licence reported by GitHub; read the repository terms before use.
- Read pull requestsProposed changes and development discussions.
- Browse reported issuesKnown problems, feature requests and maintainer responses.
Development context
These are observations of work in the repository. They do not establish quality, security or support commitments.
- Total commits on default branch
- 2,007
- Open pull requests
- 393
- Closed issues, lifetime
- 899
- Median time to close an issue
- 24.6 days
- Median time to merge a pull request
- 1.1 days
Close and merge times use up to 20 most recently updated closed issues or merged pull requests. They omit unresolved work and are context, not a maintenance score. Sample limits.
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