Thought I’d try and start a Friday water cooler thread.
After my thread yesterday about DockView/HyperDock I was wondering what other tools people were using to make their daily lives easier.
Some of mine for OSX
is that the “IP in menu bar” from my website?
Dash +1
1Password +1
Alfred 2
Clarify 2
Swordfish Layout
iShowU HD
SQLiteManager
SQLEditor
Navicat
Magic Number 2
RegExRx
Randomite
…
Yes - useful little utility that
SQLiteManager http://sqlabs.net
Tincta Pro http://mr-fridge.de/software/tincta/
RePasta https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/repasta/id439496968?mt=12
Grabbit https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/grabbit/id427084249?mt=12
Backup To Go https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/backup-to-go-protect-your/id882272017?mt=12
1Password (+1)
A Better Finder Rename
Bartender
Coda
Espresso
f.lux
Kaleidoscope
Mountain
oXygen XML Editor
Parallels Desktop for Mac
PopClip
SizzlingKeys
SQLite Professional
SQLiteManager
Transloader
TotalSpaces2
Mac OS X
DropZone
QuickSilver
Iconion
Microsoft One Note (Replacing Evernote…)
MySqlWorkbench
TextWrangler
Sketch
Caffeine
Dropbox (Synchronizing Projects…)
itsycal (Calendar on mac menu bar)
Parallels
Transmission
Dash
For Fun:
VLC
Popcorn-time (Fantastic!)
iTunes
@Adelar: re Popcorn-time
It seems that http://get-popcorn.com is the real team of developers working on this app.
It seems the PopcornTime app from http://time4popcorn.eu, the one on the page of Macupdate, is NOT what I would call a trusted source.
There seems to be some explanation of this situation here:
http://popcorntimewar.com
[quote=125659:@Markus Winter]@Adelar: re Popcorn-time
It seems that http://get-popcorn.com is the real team of developers working on this app.
It seems the PopcornTime app from http://time4popcorn.eu, the one on the page of Macupdate, is NOT what I would call a trusted source.
There seems to be some explanation of this situation here:
http://popcorntimewar.com[/quote]
Yeah, I’ve downloaded the two versions, and this link you stated is correct … Or rather, do not know if it’s correct, but it is the best version because it already automatically search subtitles, among other features.
In addition to some others already mentioned…
PTHPasteboard
Find Any File (by Thomas Templeman)
Own Tools:
App Wrapper
Backup To Go
Others:
Arbed
Find Any File
Moon
Smash Tunes
Clipboard History
Photoshop CC (latest version buggers JPEG images btw).
Xcode
Instruments
PNG Mini
Coding requires a lot of tools …
Dev :
Xojo 
Xcode
Coda
Tools:
GitHub
AppWrapper
Retina Kit
JSON Accelerator
Database:
Navicat Premium Essentials
SQLite Professional
Artwork:
Pixelmator
iDraw
Icons8
Prepo
Skitch
Misc:
Mac OS X
Safari
iTunes
1Password
Office/iWork
Evernote
Mailplane
VMWare
CloudStation
Hardware:
iMac, MacBook Pro, iPhone, iPad
Synology NAS (git server, dev cloud, MariaDB, backcups and much more !)
Coffee Machine 
Hard to believe nobody’s mentioned SourceTree.
Also:
And finally, for when it all goes wrong:
[quote=125855:@Kem Tekinay]Hard to believe nobody’s mentioned SourceTree.
:)[/quote]
Ohhh… i use SourceTree too… wonderful program.