Select and manage Mac utilities from a single menu bar icon
Clicking the menu bar icon reveals a collection of tools including a volume mixer, system monitor, and window manager. You can install only the features you need and remove unused ones to keep system overhead low. All functions run locally without requiring an account or subscription, and network connections occur only when you explicitly choose them.
Feature-specific installation and permission management
The tool loads only the features you select rather than installing everything at once. Removing a feature hides it from the interface, and reinstalling it restores your previous settings. During installation, it requests only the permissions required for the selected features, preventing unnecessary access. The tool supports more than 12 languages.
Audio, system, and window management features
It provides audio functions such as per-app volume control, output device switching, and microphone control. You can monitor CPU, GPU, memory, temperature, and battery status in real time, and manually adjust fan speeds or set temperature curves. Drag windows to screen edges to snap them into layouts, or hover over Dock icons to preview and switch windows. It also includes protection against accidental termination or window closing via ⌘Q or ⌘W.
Input devices and file utilities
You can fine-tune input device behavior with snippets that expand short triggers into long text, smooth mouse wheel scrolling, and pointer acceleration adjustment. The clipboard history is searchable and supports pinning, while the Shelf feature temporarily stores files or links near the cursor. You can move files in Finder using ⌘X and ⌘V, and remove tracking parameters from links. The tool also includes a central view for app updates, a cleaner for cache and logs, and an uninstaller that removes apps along with their related files.
Local-first design and network usage scope
The tool follows a local-first principle and does not include accounts, analytics, or tracking. Network connections occur only for user-verifiable actions such as update checks, speed tests, Homebrew operations, optional lyrics lookup, and sending temporary screenshot links. All permissions are optional, and the app explains in plain language which feature uses each permission. It notifies you when permissions are no longer needed and provides a shortcut to revoke them immediately.
Operating environment and license verification
The tool runs only on Apple Silicon Macs with macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It is distributed under the GPL 3.0 license; while the source code is freely usable, the name 'Vorssaint', logo, and design are protected by trademark rights, so forks must use their own identity. Official builds are signed and notarized by the maintainer, and you can build from source using only Xcode Command Line Tools. Certain features require Accessibility or screen capture permissions, which you should grant only when activating those specific features.
