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Display & Windows

Your displays and windows arranged the way you work, without a second utility.

Work on the big monitor alone: black out the MacBook’s built-in screen while it mirrors, and dim every display until you touch a key.
Five switches, one menu: brightness, contrast, keyboard backlight and the macOS theme, without hunting through System Settings.
Get crisp text at the size you want on any external display: HiDPI presets and custom resolutions, with a safety timer that reverts a bad switch on its own.
Put every window where it belongs with one shortcut: halves, quadrants you design, center, maximize or the next display, and bring a whole layout back after unplugging.
Never lose the active window on a wide desk, and keep the Mac awake exactly as long as a download or a talk needs.

Display menu with blackout, dimming, brightness, contrast and keyboard backlight controls — Adjust brightness, contrast, and keyboard backlight from one menu.

Active Window Highlight settings with a cyan border preview and controls for color, border width, opacity and glow — Give the focused window a border you can customize.

Resolution menu with HiDPI sizes, aspect ratios and refresh rates up to 144 Hz — Choose a HiDPI resolution and refresh rate.

Custom HiDPI preset form with recommended and advanced presets and their availability — Create custom HiDPI presets for your display.

Snap & Arrange Windows menu with halves, custom quadrants, display switching, saved window positions, focus actions and keyboard shortcuts — Snap windows into place and save your layout.

Customize Quadrants with colored window regions, draggable dividers, split percentages and saved layouts — Drag dividers to build and save custom window layouts.

Screen, Text & Files

Anything on screen becomes text, a link, a color or a measurement in one drag; anything on disk gets the small editor or converter it needs.

Stop retyping what is on screen: drag over any text, then copy it, open its links, translate it (macOS 15 or later) or hear it read aloud; QR codes and barcodes scan the same way.
Keep a reference in view while you work: pin a region above every window, park captures on the Screen Shelf, measure or pick a color, or mark up a capture and send it.
Never lose something you copied: searchable Clipboard History with pins, and a Text Editor with a file browser, code syntax and a Markdown preview that renders Mermaid diagrams.
Fix messy text without a script: tidy whitespace, repair garbled characters, decode HTML, URLs and Base64, format JSON, redact contact details or turn lines into a table, all on Apple’s on-device models.
Handle images and PDFs without opening five apps: resize, mark up and export in batches; combine, reorder, unlock or build PDFs; and open huge text or binary files other editors choke on.

Image Tools displaying a mountain and lake photo, with image-editing, rotate, flip, resize, zoom and export controls — Rotate, resize, and export images in one editor.

Text Editor with a document outline, Markdown source and rendered preview side by side, including code, tables and links — Edit Markdown with its preview beside the source.

Clipboard History with searchable copied text, source apps and timestamps, a selected-item preview, and copy, pin and clear controls — Search, preview, and reuse copied text.

PDF Quick Actions window with four actions: Combine PDFs, Organize Pages, Extract or Split Pages, Create PDF from Images — Combine PDFs, organize pages, or create PDFs from images.

AI Usage

Every AI subscription’s remaining quota in one place, before you hit the wall.

See every account at a glance: weekly quota remaining, the next reset and the limit resets still available, for each connected Codex and Claude account side by side.
Check without opening a window: hover the AI meter in the menu for a card of every account, or pin the one you use most to the menu bar.
Eleven services, one dashboard: Codex, Claude, Grok, the OpenAI, Anthropic and xAI APIs, Gemini, GitHub Copilot, Cursor, OpenRouter and DeepSeek.
Readings stay yours: usage is collected on this Mac through the bundled CodexBar, and every reading keeps its source timestamp.

With thanks to Peter Steinberger for CodexBarCLI.

AI Usage window showing seven connected Codex and Claude accounts as cards with weekly quota remaining, reset times and available limit resets — Compare account quotas, reset times, and available resets.

The AI meter's hover card listing every account with its weekly quota bar, reset time and available resets — Check every account’s remaining quota from the menu.

Finder, Safes & Archives

The file jobs you do ten times a day, done from the right-click menu you already use.

Skip the detours: create a file or folder where you are, copy a path, paste or move a selection, and open anything in any of 40+ apps, from Terminal and VS Code to Codex and Claude.
Lock private files in seconds: a selection becomes an encrypted Safe, 7z, ZIP or DMG from one dialog, with a password only you hold.
Keep a Safe growing without repacking it, and take out only the items you need.
Open any archive someone sends you, zip to rar and password-protected ones included, without installing another unarchiver.
Read Markdown with a spacebar tap in Finder, and start a clean uninstall from the same right-click menu.

Finder context menu with file and folder actions, a Compress / Encrypt submenu, Copy Path and shortcuts to Terminal, Codex, Claude and Visual Studio Code — Create, move, and encrypt files directly in Finder.

Finder Context Menus settings with colored privacy, permission and menu-item sections, plus Actions and Apps choices — Choose your Finder actions and preferred apps.

Extract Archive with a drag-and-drop area, a Choose Archive button and a list of supported formats including 7Z, RAR, TAR and ZIP — Drop an archive to extract its contents.

Pointer & Keyboard

Make every mouse, trackpad and keyboard feel exactly right, and keep it that way.

Aim like you mean it: sensitivity and acceleration tuned per device, with acceleration off entirely for raw, predictable movement.
Scroll the way each device should, with speed, acceleration and direction set per mouse or trackpad, so a wheel and a trackpad stop fighting each other.
Turn a spare key or mouse button into the shortcut you reach for most, make Caps Lock do two jobs, or add a Hyper key that never clashes with an app.
Run the whole suite from the keyboard: 67 actions ready to bind in one Global Shortcuts window.

Tune pointer sensitivity and acceleration for each mouse.

Scroll Speed & Acceleration settings with per-device speed, acceleration and reverse-direction controls — Set scroll speed, acceleration, and direction per device.

Key & Button Remapping settings with colored shortcut, dual-role and Hyper key options, plus a middle-button shortcut rule — Turn keys and mouse buttons into custom shortcuts.

Audio, Music & Subtitles

Control what each app sounds like, keep every source in one place, and read what any app is saying.

Stop reaching for the volume every time a call starts: give each app its own level and mute, boost quiet apps up to 200%, and shape them with per-app Audio Effects.
Music & Playlists is now Tonale: a separate Mac app that keeps Apple Music, music from YouTube, and local audio and video in one library. The XHelpers Pro menu opens it, and Quick Video can hand its queue over as a playlist.
A lightweight player for the file you just downloaded: a shared queue, Quick Video with speed, loop and always-on-top, and the audio pulled out of any video in a click.
Follow any meeting, stream or video in your language: Live Subtitles transcribe and translate one app’s audio on device, with a captions-only mode and per-speaker colors (macOS 26.4 or later).

Music & Playlists in Tonale — Tonale mixes Apple Music, music from YouTube, and local audio and video in one playlist.

Mac Health, Storage & Apps

Find out why the Mac is slow or full, then fix it with evidence on screen and nothing deleted behind your back.

Get a straight answer to “why is my Mac slow?”: a verdict with the causes behind it, and a Memory Health Monitor that watches pressure and swap before things grind.
See everything that starts with your Mac, with signatures, and switch off only what is yours; browse dozens of macOS settings as cards that show what is saved right now.
Win back space with confidence: guided reclaim actions and a storage map, a treemap of where the disk went, and duplicates found by Redundancy & Clutter.
Remove an app properly: a reviewed file list before anything moves, leftovers found for apps you deleted long ago, and cleanup reports you can export; set a new Mac up with Install Apps & Dev Tools and Manage Fonts.
Know whether it is the Wi-Fi or the site: Network Quality measures the connection you are on, and Auto Wi-Fi Switch moves to a stronger saved network when the signal drops.

Private by Design

What it does not do, in six lines.

No Xintech account required for local tools; the Xin account is optional.
No analytics, advertising SDKs, usage telemetry or session tracking in the app.
Safe passwords, encryption keys, pointer profiles, remap rules, clipboard history, transcripts and audio processing stay on this Mac.
Nine optional permissions, each explained with what it unlocks and shown with its live status: Accessibility, Finder Extension, Full Disk Access, Location, Screen Recording, System Audio Recording, Speech Recognition, Display Resolution Helper, Automation.
Bring your own AI, or none: AI Settings picks OpenAI Codex, Anthropic Claude, xAI Grok, the OpenAI Responses API or Apple's on-device model for the features that can use one. Nothing leaves the Mac unless you connect a provider.
Feedback opens as an email draft you can read before sending.

Permissions window listing nine macOS permissions in three tiers with what each unlocks and its live status — See what each permission enables and its current status.

AI Settings with provider readiness, default AI selection, and Apple's on-device model — Choose and test your preferred AI provider.