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Working on multiple screens?
Getting distracted by side monitors brightening somewhere in your peripheral vision?
That’s why we created ScreenFocus.
The app dims your screens. You don't have to click any button to dim a screen. It's dimmed automatically when you move the cursor away. By default, only the side screens are dimmed. Of course, you can change it within the app menu.
You can easily customize its settings:
- dim level (how dark a screen gets),
- which monitors are dimmed,
- fade-in duration,
- fade-out duration,
- dimming delay time.
Did you notice that writing code requires to type similar code over and over again? It might feel like waste of energy and time. 🤔 And it can be done much faster 🚀 with TeaCode. 🤩
It's like TextExpander for developers. Thanks to code expanders (dynamic snippets) writing code is like a dream.
This app is phenomenal. It's one of my top five Mac apps. Even though when I got it, I thought it was nice to have. Now I've added it, included it in my workflow all day long. I use it as a supplement to the Apple Notes, which I use a ton, but I don't like to use for temporary notes. I don't like my Apple Notes being super cluttered so it can stay more search friendly, And that's what I use Side notes for. Fantastic app.
If you use multiple editors, it's boring to configure expanders for each one. TeaCode provide an easy and powerful "universal" tool for that. Too bad you have to use a plugin in some applications, but especially the fact that the shortcut is not the same depending on the application.
