MacHeist has launched nanoBundle 3, offering eight apps with a total retail value of $260 for $9.99. The first six are available immediately, with the final two (Little Inferno and Path Finder) being unlocked after a set number of bundles have been sold.
This nanoBundle includes the following apps:
-xScope ($30)
-iStopMotion ($50)
-Totals ($40)
-Clarify ($30)
-Fantastical ($20)
-CleanMyMac 2 ($40)
-Little Inferno ($10)
-Path Finder ($40)
The MacHeist bundle can be purchased for the next six days from the website. 10% of each purchase can be donated to a partnering charity of the customer’s choice.
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There are links for you to read about each app in the article.
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xScope is a practical set of measuring tools for designers and developers. Theyre great for aligning and inspecting on-screen graphics and layouts.
iStopMotion - almost everyone has a favorite stop motion film, from classics like Gumby to more recent productions like Coraline. If youve ever dreamed of directing your own stop motion feature, iStopMotion gives you all the tools you need to create a masterpiece.
What better way to spend a rainy day than creating a story, and memories, with your child and their favorite toys.
Totals - If youve struggled to create professional looking documents in Pages or Word, youll appreciate the ease with which you can generate slick, customized invoices with Totals.
Never forget who owes you money again. With Totals, all your outstanding invoices and estimates are tracked automatically.
Clarify Clarify makes it easy to create gorgeous tutorials and how-tos. When you need to add a bit of explanation to your screenshots, Clarify is the all in one tool to simplify the process.
Use Clarify whether you need to take a new screenshot or add an existing image, annotate with an arrow or use more advanced options like step numbers, highlights or text. If you have multiple screenshots to illustrate a process, its easy to organize each one into its own step of the process and then export slick PDF documents that are easy to read by the less technologically gifted.
Fantasical Admit it, you hate iCal But you dont have to suffer any longer! Presenting Fantastical, a neat little app that streamlines your schedule.
With Fantastical, simply type in the details as a sentence and it automatically detects and schedules your event. It also acts as a hub for your reminders, eliminating the need to juggle multiple programs with different lists.
CleanMyMac 2 Has your Mac been feeling a bit slow lately? CleanMyMac 2 automatically gets rid of bloated, useless files and speeds up your system.
CleanMyMac 2 also has a host of other tools to help you keep your Mac in shape! Quickly uninstall apps you dont use anymore, disable or uninstall extensions, widgets, or preference panes, and securely erase anything you dont want anyone else to find.
Little InfernoExcite your inner pyromaniac! Throw your toys into the fire, and play with them as they burn.
Burn flaming logs, screaming robots, credit cards, batteries, exploding fish, unstable nuclear devices, and tiny galaxies. An adventure that takes place almost entirely in front of a fireplace - about looking up up up out of the chimney, and the cold world just on the other side of the wall.
Path FinderIf youve ever wished that the Finder supported tabs like a web browser, Path Finder is the tool for you. It also boasts some other features previously confined to web browsing, like bookmarking for your favorite files and folders.
And if you want even more control over your files, you can take advantage of advanced features like batch renaming, file tagging, and advanced searching based on criteria. Customize your experience with the modular interface and spend less time looking for the files you need.
Wonders of the clipboard!:)
At less than 10 of your American dollars it's worth it just for CleanMyMac2 alone :)
Last Macheist bundle I bought had Scrivener, Tuneup for Itunes, and 15 months of Evernote Premium, not counting 20 other apps and games I am not naming at the moment.
Zero problems so far updates on any of them.
Only thing I am aware of is that unlike sites like Stacksocial, Macheist states they do not keep your serials on hand forever. So I made a pdf copy and have it upload to both my dropbox and skydrive for backup.