Vorssaint

一个菜单栏图标，完成十几款付费 Mac 应用才能完成的工作。
免费、开源，所有功能都在你的 Mac 上运行。

如需洽谈合作或私密事项，请发送邮件至 hello@vorssaint.com。

按应用调节音量、真正的系统监视器、更出色的应用切换器、窗口贴靠、Dock 预览、剪贴板历史、文本片段、文件搁架、卸载器。Mac 用户通常需要逐个购买的实用工具，如今都集中在一个菜单栏图标之下；无需账户、没有遥测、没有订阅。

只安装你会使用的功能

没有人需要全部功能，Vorssaint 正是围绕这一原则构建的。功能页面可安装和卸载完整功能：你卸载的功能会从整个应用中消失并停止加载，因此不会消耗 CPU、内存或电量。不会删除任何内容，重新安装后，原有设置会恢复。

首次设置提供三个一键组合包：基础功能、窗口功能，以及电池与安静模式；同时也提供可视化选择器，以便挑选单项功能。随后只会请求这些选择所需的权限，之后也可随时在“设置”中更改。每项功能还会以诚实的能耗标签说明：开启后它会持续保持哪些服务运行。

其余部分也遵循同样的原则：面板区块可以重新排序和隐藏；紧凑布局会以标签页替代部分区块；设置可以导出为文件并导入新 Mac；应用可独立于 Mac 保持浅色或深色外观；整个应用支持十三种语言。

• 音量混音器。 调整 Mac 的总音量，或单独上调、下调任意应用的音量；可输入精确百分比，也可以在视频声音实在太小的时候，将安静的应用提高到 100% 以上。可将系统声音发送到其他输出设备，或隐藏从不调整的应用以保持列表简洁。无需音频驱动，无需设置。
• 按应用选择输出设备。 同时将音乐发送至扬声器，将通话发送至耳机。
• 输出设备切换器。 用一个快捷键在指定输出设备之间循环切换，并在耳机断开连接时自动降低音量。
• 麦克风工具。 固定你偏好的输入设备，让 Mac 不再自行猜测；无论应用使用的是哪一个麦克风，都可通过点击或快捷键一次静音所有麦克风。
• Music 应用拦截器。 阻止 Music 应用在连接耳机时自动弹出。你仍然可以自行打开它。

了解你的 Mac 正在做什么

• 系统监视器。 提供 CPU、GPU、内存、交换空间使用情况和温度的历史图表；可选择显示已使用的总内存或由应用持有的内存；还包括电池健康度、剩余时间、循环次数、功耗、可选的风扇控制 Beta（支持持续手动转速、自定义温度曲线和实时 RPM）、当前高耗能应用，以及跳转至 Mac 完整进程检查器的快捷入口。

• 菜单栏读数。 将你关注的读数直接保留在菜单栏中，可显示数值或紧凑的使用率条；包括可选的电池剩余时间和风扇转速，可合并显示或作为独立项目显示。

• 网络。 提供实时速率、会话总量和内置测速。

• 提醒。 可选通知涵盖持续 CPU 高负载、高温、内存压力、磁盘空间不足和低电量。

• 应用切换器。 对按下 ⌘Tab 的增强实现，提供可调整的实时窗口缩略图、最小化窗口支持，以及每个应用显示多个窗口。简洁模式会保留所有窗口及其标题，但不显示预览或进行屏幕捕捉，并可选择按应用合并为单一条目。可选按下 S，使释放切换器快捷键后搜索仍保持打开；也可隐藏大图标行下方的快捷键提示。直接按窗口快捷键，即可在前台应用的窗口之间切换。可为每个应用设置规则：纳入无窗口应用、仅保留其窗口，或隐藏它们。还可选择在某些应用处于前台时，让 Vorssaint 暂停应用切换器和 Dock 缩略图捕捉。

• 窗口布局。 将活动窗口贴靠到二分之一、三分之一、六分之一、角落或中央位置；可最大化窗口（带或不带边距），或将其移至下一台或上一台显示器，每项操作均可设置独立的可选快捷键。“还原”会逐步回退到最近的窗口位置。打开“窗口布局”中的边缘贴靠后，将标题栏拖到任意屏幕边缘或角落即可看到实时预览。按住选定的修饰键并在任意位置拖动即可移动窗口，再加按 Shift 可调整大小。也可使用鼠标右键调整大小。

• Dock 预览。 悬停在 Dock 图标上，可查看带有清晰标题、大小可调的窗口缩略图；点击所需窗口，或拖动它以移动和贴靠窗口。

• Dock 点击。 点击活动应用的 Dock 图标，可最小化其窗口、隐藏应用，或在其窗口之间循环切换。

• 最大化窗口。 绿色按钮会填满屏幕而不创建新的 Space，并会在下次点击时还原窗口。

• 关闭时退出。 你选择的应用会在最后一个窗口关闭时退出。

• 文本片段。 在任何位置输入简短触发词，即可立即或在输入空格后扩展为你的文本；支持剪贴板变量，以及任意格式的日期和时间。可搜索的快捷菜单支持按文件夹组织，并能在光标位置直接输入任意片段。
• 平滑滚动。 让鼠标滚轮拥有触控板般的顺滑滚动体验。
• 焦点跟随鼠标。 从“功能”中安装后，可在可调整的延迟时间后，将指针下方窗口置于前台。拖动或按住修饰键时，该功能会等待。
• 滚动方向。 分别反转垂直和水平滚轮移动方向，不影响触控板的自然滚动。
• 侧键。 让鼠标的后退和前进按钮在 Finder、浏览器及兼容应用中真正发挥作用。
• 鼠标按键快捷键。 可为任意额外按键或侧滚轮方向分配自选按键组合。点击添加、使用该按键，然后录制按键组合。
• 中键点击。 三指按压会变为真正的中键点击。
• 不干预的应用。 上述每项功能都可指定 Mac 中那些依赖鼠标自行控制的应用，例如 3D 和设计工具；Vorssaint 会在这些应用中让开。
• 按键去抖。 过滤老旧键盘误触发的重复字母。
• 超级键。 按住 Caps Lock，它会被视为你选择的修饰键组合，因此一个按键即可驱动你的快捷键。单独轻按则可切换输入法、切换大小写、按下 Escape，或不执行任何操作。
• 键盘快捷键。 可在一个分类页面中编辑每项已安装功能的全局快捷键，查看哪些快捷键处于活动状态，并在可用时使用更短的超级键组合。

剪贴板、文件和链接

• 剪贴板历史。 在本地保存文本、图像和文件的历史记录，支持收藏置顶、搜索、快速粘贴快捷键，以及按需预览；预览中的文本可被选择或编辑。

• 自动清空剪贴板。 可在复制后经过设定时间，以及 Mac 睡眠、显示器睡眠或屏幕锁定时清空系统剪贴板。每种触发条件都可选；即使关闭历史记录也能工作，且不会影响你已保存的项目。

• 以纯文本粘贴。 一个快捷键即可不带字体、颜色或链接地粘贴，原始内容仍保留在剪贴板中。

• 搁架。 拖动过程中，可将文件、文本和链接暂存到光标附近；也可从屏幕边缘打开，之后再将它们放到应在的位置。

• Finder 快捷键。 ⌘X 和 ⌘V 可移动文件；可选的 F2 快捷键可重命名选中项目；复制的图像可通过 ⌘V 变为 PNG 文件。

• 清理 URL。 可按需或自动从复制的链接中移除跟踪参数和你指定的额外名称。

• 磁盘映像安装器。 当已挂载的磁盘映像仅包含一个应用时，可一键将其安装至“应用程序”文件夹、推出映像，并将其下载文件移至废纸篓。

• 命令栏。 一个快捷键即可在当前操作内容之上打开输入框。拖动它的标记可将其放置在屏幕任意位置，双击标记可将其复位。输入几个字母，即可运行任意 Vorssaint 操作、打开应用、切换至窗口、插入 emoji 或文本片段、在光标位置粘贴剪贴板历史内容；它还可以调用你正在使用的应用的菜单中任意命令，并显示该命令自身的快捷键。它会在输入时解答算式、转换、日期以及有关 Mac 的问题，打开你输入的网址，并对已经选中的文本执行操作。已保存的快捷方式还可运行本地脚本，并在输入时显示输出结果。指定几个文件夹后，它还会通过 Mac 自身的搜索功能按名称查找其中的文件；不会建立自己的索引，也不会搜索你未选择的文件夹。应用还可响应 macOS 已知的别名，Mac 自带的“设置”面板也仅相隔一行。对应用按下 ⌘K，可退出、重新启动、强制退出或将其发送至卸载器；在任意条目上按下 ⌘K，则可为其命名、置顶、隐藏，或赋予独立快捷键；⌘Return 会在应用、文件夹或文件所在位置显示它。也可从这里提交 Bug 报告和功能建议；在你决定是否包含之前，所有技术细节都会显示出来。它会学习你最常使用的内容，并忘记你在命令栏中输入的一切。

• 快速面板。 ⌃⌘V 会打开一个小型浮动面板，你喜爱的工具只需一个按键即可调用。

• 快速开关。 在独立面板标签页中提供一键系统操作：切换浅色与深色模式、切换键盘背光、清空废纸篓、推出所有磁盘、显示隐藏文件、隐藏桌面图标、锁定屏幕等。

• 径向菜单。 按住一个快捷键或任意额外鼠标按键，指针周围会打开一个包含你喜爱操作的轮盘：应用、文件、链接、按键组合、媒体控制、快速开关和 Vorssaint 工具，并支持更多子菜单。指向并松开即可运行一项操作。

• 屏幕捕捉。 一个快捷键可打开截图、屏幕录制、从屏幕复制文本和拾取颜色共用的选择器。只有已安装的工具会显示；录音和麦克风选项位于模式选择器旁边；所有相关设置均集中在一个页面中，并为每个工具提供独立模式。

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Vorssaint

One menu bar icon doing the job of a dozen paid Mac apps.
Free, open source, and everything runs on your Mac.

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For partnerships or anything private, email hello@vorssaint.com.

Per app volume, a real system monitor, a better app switcher, window snapping, Dock previews, clipboard history, text snippets, a file shelf, an uninstaller. The utilities Mac users usually buy one by one, together behind a single menu bar icon, with no account, no telemetry and no subscription.

Install only what you use

Nobody needs all of it, and Vorssaint is built around that. The Features page installs and uninstalls whole features: what you uninstall disappears from the entire app and stops loading, so it spends no CPU, memory or energy. Nothing is deleted, and installing again brings your old settings back.

First setup offers three one click bundles, Essentials, Windows, and Battery and quiet, plus a visual picker for choosing individual features. Only the permissions those choices need are requested next, and everything can be changed later in Settings. Every feature also wears an honest energy badge saying what it keeps alive while on.

The rest bends the same way: panel sections reorder and hide, the compact layout trades sections for tabs, settings export to a file and import on a new Mac, the app can stay light or dark apart from the Mac, and the whole app speaks thirteen languages.

• Volume mixer. Adjust the Mac's overall volume or slide any single app up or down, enter an exact percentage, and push a quiet one past 100 percent when a video is just too low. Send system sounds through another output, or hide the apps you never adjust to keep the list short. No audio driver, no setup.
• Per app output. Send your music to the speakers and a call to your headset at the same time.
• Output switcher. Cycle between chosen outputs with one shortcut, and drop the volume automatically when headphones disconnect.
• Microphone tools. Pin your favorite input so the Mac stops guessing, and mute every microphone at once with a click or shortcut, whichever one an app is using.
• Music app blocker. Stops the Music app from bursting in when headphones connect. You can still open it yourself.

Know what your Mac is doing

• System monitor. CPU, GPU, memory, swap use and temperatures with history graphs, including a choice between total memory in use and memory held by apps, plus battery health, time remaining, cycle count, power draw, an optional Fan Control beta with continuous manual speeds, custom temperature curves and live RPM, the apps burning energy right now and a shortcut to the Mac's full process inspector.

• Menu bar readouts. Keep the readings you care about in the bar itself, with values or compact usage bars, including optional battery time remaining and fan speed, combined or as separate items.

• Network. Live rates, session totals and a built in speed test.

• Alerts. Optional notifications for sustained CPU load, high temperature, memory pressure, low disk space and low battery.

• App switcher. A richer take on pressing ⌘Tab, with adjustable live window thumbnails, minimized windows included, and more than one window per app. Simple mode keeps every window and its title without previews or screen capture, with optional grouping to one entry per app. Optionally press S to keep search open after releasing the switcher shortcut, or hide the shortcut hints below the large icon row. Press the window shortcut directly to move between windows of the app in front. Set per-app rules to include windowless apps, keep them window-only or hide them. Choose apps where Vorssaint pauses both switcher and Dock thumbnail capture while they are in front.

• Window layout. Snap the active window to halves, thirds, sixths, corners or center, maximize it with or without a margin, or move it to the next or previous display, each with its own optional shortcut. Restore steps back through recent placements. Turn on edge snapping in Window Layout, then drag a title bar to any screen edge or corner for a live preview. Hold chosen modifiers and drag anywhere to move it, then add Shift to resize. A mouse can also resize with the right button.

• Dock Preview. Hover a Dock icon to see adjustable window thumbnails with clear titles, click the one you want or drag it to move and snap the window.

• Dock clicks. Click the Dock icon of the active app to minimize its windows, hide the app, or cycle through its windows.

• Maximize windows. The green button fills the screen without creating another Space, and puts the window back on the next click.

• Quit on close. Apps you choose quit when their last window closes.

• Text snippets. Type a short trigger anywhere and it becomes your text, expanded instantly or after a space, with clipboard variables plus date and time in any format you like. A searchable quick menu, organized into folders, types any snippet right at your cursor.
• Smooth scrolling. Gives a mouse wheel the glide of a trackpad.
• Focus follows mouse. Install it from Features to bring the window under the pointer to the front after an adjustable pause. It waits while you drag or hold a modifier key.
• Scroll direction. Invert vertical and horizontal wheel movement separately without touching the trackpad's natural scrolling.
• Side buttons. The mouse Back and Forward buttons start meaning it, in Finder, browsers and compatible apps.
• Mouse button shortcuts. Give any extra button or side-wheel direction a key combination of your choice. Click add, use it, record the keys.
• Middle click. A three finger press becomes a real middle click.
• Apps to leave alone. Every feature above can name apps from anywhere on your Mac that drive themselves with the mouse, like 3D and design tools, and it steps aside in those.
• Key debounce. Filters the double letters a worn keyboard invents.
• Super key. Hold Caps Lock and it counts as the modifier combination you choose, so one key can drive your shortcuts. A tap on its own can switch input sources, switch capitals, press Escape, or do nothing.
• Keyboard shortcuts. Edit every installed feature's global shortcut from one categorized page, see what is active and use the shorter Super key combination when available.

Clipboard, files and links

• Clipboard history. Local history of text, images and files with pinned favorites, search, quick paste shortcuts and an on-demand preview where text can be selected or edited.

• Auto clear clipboard. Empty the system clipboard a set time after you copy, and when the Mac sleeps, the display sleeps or the screen locks. Each trigger is optional, works with history off, and leaves your saved items untouched.

• Paste as plain text. One shortcut pastes without fonts, colors or links, and the original stays on the clipboard.

• Shelf. Park files, text and links near your cursor mid drag, or open it from a screen edge, then drop them where they belong later.

• Finder shortcuts. ⌘X and ⌘V move files, an optional F2 shortcut renames the selection, and copied images can become PNG files with ⌘V.

• Clean URL. Strips tracking parameters and extra names you choose from copied links, on demand or automatically.

• Disk image installer. When a mounted disk image contains one app, install it into Applications with one click, eject the image and move its download to Trash.

• Command Bar. One shortcut opens a field over whatever you are doing. Drag its mark to place it anywhere on a screen, or double-click the mark to put it back. Type a few letters to run any Vorssaint action, open an app, switch to a window, insert an emoji or snippet, paste from your clipboard history at the cursor, and it reaches into the app you are using to run any command from its menus, showing that command's own shortcut. It answers sums, conversions, dates and questions about your Mac as you type, opens a web address you enter, and acts on the text you already have selected. Saved shortcuts can also run a local script and show its output as you type. Name a few folders and it finds files in them by name too, through the Mac's own search, without building its own index or looking beyond the folders you choose. Apps also answer to alternate names known by macOS, and the Mac's own Settings panes are one row away. Press ⌘K on an app to quit, restart, force quit or send it to the Uninstaller, and on any row to name it, pin it, hide it or give it a shortcut of its own; ⌘Return shows an app, a folder or a file where it lives. Bug reports and feature ideas can also be sent from here, with every technical detail shown before you choose whether to include it. It learns what you use most and forgets everything you type into the bar.

• Quick panel. ⌃⌘V opens a small floating palette with your favorite tools one key away.

• Quick toggles. One-click system actions in their own panel tab: switch light and dark mode, toggle the keyboard light, empty the Trash, eject every disk, show hidden files, hide desktop icons, lock the screen and more.

• Radial menu. Hold a shortcut, or any extra mouse button, and a wheel of your favorite actions opens around the pointer: apps, files, links, key combos, media controls, quick toggles and Vorssaint tools, with submenus for more. Point and release to run one.

• Screen capture. One shortcut opens a shared selector for screenshots, screen recordings, copying text from the screen and picking a color. Only installed tools appear, recording sound and microphone choices stay beside the mode selector, and every related setting lives on one page with a separate mode for each tool.

• Screenshot. Capture an area, a window or the whole screen on a frozen picture, or join a long page or document by scrolling it yourself, then pressing Enter or Done. It can include ordinary Vorssaint windows without showing its own capture controls. Its quick preview can stay near the shot or in any screen corner, can be dragged out as a PNG, and can copy, save, delete or open the editor, which adds stickers, annotations, precise crop, redaction, adjustable backgrounds and pinned captures. Recent screenshots and recordings stay one click away in their panel cards and editors, and are searchable from the Command Bar. Copied captures paste as PNG files, including in tools that expect a file path. The preview and editor can share a capture for 1, 6 or 24 hours and delete it early from the app. A QR code in the shot shows its content to copy or open, from the preview and the editor. Optional timer, save folder and 1x export included. Captures can copy themselves to the clipboard, run your favorite action right after the shot, save into dated subfolders with a file name pattern of your own, and use separate shortcuts for a whole-screen shot, the latest capture or any copied image.

• Screen recording. Record an area, a window or the whole screen with optional system sound and microphone audio on separate tracks. A dimmed guide keeps the chosen area visible while recording, and floating controls can pause, resume or stop it. Choose either source while selecting, then adjust its volume or remove it in the editor. Vorssaint windows can be selected like any other while recording controls stay out. The editor trims, cuts, smooths the pointer, adds optional automatic zooms that can stay with typing after a click, adds text and adjustable backgrounds, and saves reusable presets. Copy the finished video directly, copy and delete in one step, export video and GIF files to the folder you choose, or compress it locally and share a temporary 1-hour or 6-hour link under 100 MB.

• Camera preview. A floating mirror to check how you look before joining a call, one click or shortcut away. Pick the camera when several are connected; it closes as soon as you click away.

• Scratchpad. Floating pads in named tabs for short-lived text: meeting notes, numbers, fragments on their way somewhere else. They save as you type, preview Markdown formatting on demand, step aside when you click elsewhere (or stay floating, your call), and can copy everything, export to a file or clear themselves after a quiet period.

• Copy text from screen. Select any area and its text is recognized offline, straight onto the clipboard. When the area holds a QR code, its content is shown so you can copy it or open the link.

• Color picker. Grab any pixel from the shared screen selector as HEX, RGB, HSL or SwiftUI code, with the system loupe kept as a permission-free fallback.

• App updates. One list of the apps on your Mac that have a newer version, from Homebrew and from the App Store. Choose either source or both. Tick the ones you want and they update together, so you stop opening a different store for each app. It can also check in the background and tell you when something is waiting.

• Cleaner. Sweeps app leftovers, caches and logs, by hand or on a schedule.

• Messaging downloads. The Cleaner can also tidy the media a messaging app saves into Downloads, confirmed by macOS metadata and only ever moved to the Trash, with a review list, retention rules and an optional organizer that files new ones into a folder of your choice.

• Uninstaller. Drop an app in and take its verified caches, preferences, helpers and other leftovers to the Trash with it.

• Media tools. Compress videos or open any one in the editor to trim, cut and crop it, convert images one at a time or in batches with resizing, watermarks and reusable profiles, make GIFs and extract text, all locally.

• Homebrew manager. Search, install and remove formulae and casks without opening a terminal.

• Cleaning Mode. Locks the keyboard and blacks out every display while you clean.

• Keep awake. Keep the Mac up for a timer, until you say stop or automatically with an external display or power connection, including with the lid closed, let displays sleep without stopping local work, choose the active menu bar icon and color, see the remaining time beside it, and optionally toggle it with a right click.

• Displays. Adjust brightness or turn individual displays on and off. External screens use their own control channel when available and fall back to dimming the picture, while the keyboard brightness keys can follow the pointer and show the brightness percentage.

• Extra brightness. Pushes the XDR panel of a MacBook Pro past its regular maximum using the display's HDR headroom.

• Bluetooth on sleep. Switches Bluetooth off while the Mac sleeps, so a laptop in a bag stops stealing the headphones you are listening to elsewhere. Bluetooth you had already turned off stays off, and only what Vorssaint switched off comes back on wake.

With Homebrew:

brew install --cask vorssaint

Or grab the disk image from the releases page and drag Vorssaint into Applications.

Builds are signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized, so macOS opens them without a fuss and your permissions survive updates.

With Homebrew:

brew uninstall --cask vorssaint

To remove Vorssaint completely, including its settings and permissions:

Vorssaint is local-first, with no account, analytics or tracking. The network is touched only by things you can see: update checks, the speed test, Homebrew actions, temporary screenshot or recording links and feedback you explicitly send. The full story is in the privacy notes.

Permissions get the same treatment. Every one is optional, the app explains each in plain words, shows which features actually use it, and even tells you when a permission you granted is no longer needed by anything, with a shortcut to revoke it.

Permission	Used by	Without it
Accessibility	Switcher, Dock features, window controls, mouse and keyboard features, snippets, cut and paste	Those features stay off
Screen Recording	Window previews, screenshots, copy text and screen recordings	Those captures stay unavailable
System Audio Recording	Per app volume and output routing	Apps stay on normal system audio
Microphone	Optional voice track in screen recordings	Recordings continue without your voice
Notifications	Keep awake, battery, monitor and update alerts	The app stays silent
Full Disk Access, optional	Deeper cleaner and uninstaller scans	Only reachable places are scanned
Administrator, once, optional	Password free closed lid toggling	A password prompt per toggle

The shelf and almost every quick toggle need no permission at all. Finder cut and paste, the uninstaller, emptying the Trash and the Homebrew terminal handoff ask macOS for Automation access the first time they talk to Finder or Terminal.

• A Mac with Apple Silicon

• macOS 14 Sonoma or newer

  git clone https://github.com/vorssaint/vorssaint-utils.git cd vorssaint-utils ./build.sh # compile, generate the icon, assemble the signed bundle ./build.sh --install # the same, then install into Applications and launch

Xcode Command Line Tools are the only requirement. The contributing guide covers the layout and conventions. Official builds come only from the maintainer: the GPL covers the source, while the Vorssaint name, icon and look are covered by TRADEMARKS.md, so forks need their own identity.

When something misbehaves

The troubleshooting guide walks through the common cases: the app blocked on first launch, a permission that will not stick, thumbnails showing as icons. To remove Vorssaint completely, ./Tools/uninstall.sh quits the app, drops the login item, resets its privacy grants and deletes every trace.

Community

Vorssaint went from first commit to the front of GitHub trending in three days, top of the Swift charts, and issues and pull requests have shaped every release since. Bug reports, feature ideas and translations are all welcome, starting from the contributing guide.

Vorssaint is free and will stay that way. If it earned its place in your menu bar, a star helps other people find it, and a coffee keeps the maintainer awake, with or without the Keep awake feature.

GPL 3.0 or later, copyright 2026 Vorssaint. The license covers the source code; the Vorssaint name, logo and look are covered separately in TRADEMARKS.md.

Made by @vorssaint