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Reddit / r/MacApps·u/frustball·May 26, 2026

I got tired of playing "Hard Drive Roulette" with my video projects, so I built a project-based backup app for Mac

Hey everyone! I used to shoot a lot of video and photography. I had multiple external drives and, most of the time, absolutely no idea where each of my projects was saved and if it was safely backed up. For that I built Tusk and opened the free beta today. I’d love to get some feedback and hear whether others have the same kind of problem! The Problem I mostly shot video for Udemy courses and YouTube tutorials. They

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User requests contributor to list Tusk in the MacApp Comparisons sidebar of r/MacApps

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Reddit / r/MacApps·u/wcjiang·Jul 17, 2026

[OS]I open-sourced a Mac app that automatically brings app windows to your current display when you click their Dock icons.

If you use multiple monitors on macOS, you've probably clicked an app in the Dock only to realize its window is still on another display. I built DockLift to fix exactly that. When you click the Dock icon of a running app, DockLift automatically moves its most recently used window to the monitor you're currently using and brings it to the front. It can also restore minimized windows and lets you exclude apps you don'

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DockLift developer requests feedback and feature ideas from the community.

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