Which Mac app should we build next?

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• Block or limit the internet for any appStop one app from going online, or cap its bandwidth so a big download does not slow down your calls. The built-in macOS firewall only filters incoming connections.Today: Little Snitch (paid, $59) or LuLu (free, blocks only, no bandwidth limits).Vote
• Send each app's sound to a different speakerMusic on the desk speakers, calls in your headphones, the game on your TV — at the same time. macOS sends every app to one output device.Today: SoundSource (paid, about $49) or virtual audio drivers that are fiddly to set up.Vote
• One hotkey to mute your mic everywhereMute and unmute the microphone for every app with one shortcut, with a clear on-screen indicator, so you never talk while muted (or the reverse).Today: Each call app has its own mute button and shortcut; there is no system-wide one.Vote
• Keyboard language that follows the appType Vietnamese, Japanese or Chinese in chat apps and English in your code editor and Terminal, switching automatically when you change app.Today: macOS can remember the input source per document window, but not reliably per app.Vote
• Windows-style Finder: New File, Cut & PasteRight-click → New → Text file, Word or Excel document, a real Cut command, copy the file path, and open Terminal here.Today: Cut works only as Copy then Option-Command-V; New File needs Shortcuts or a separate app.Vote
• Equalizer and audio effects per appMore bass for music, clearer voices for videos and calls, without changing how everything else sounds.Today: No built-in equalizer for system sound; existing apps are subscription or expensive.Vote
• Data usage per app, with monthly historySee how many GB each app used today and this month — useful on a phone hotspot or a capped plan — and get an alert before you hit the limit.Today: Activity Monitor shows totals only since the app started; nothing keeps history.Vote
• Record and replay keyboard and mouse macrosRecord a sequence of clicks and keystrokes once and replay it on a schedule or with a hotkey, like AutoHotkey on Windows.Today: Shortcuts and Automator cannot record clicks; scripting tools need coding.Vote