Here's how to get the most out of your Mac
Your Mac is a powerful machine, one that can put the entire world at your fingertips. But have you ever wanted what else it can do? Make your Mac work a little harder for you with this Pay What You Want: Fab 5 Mac App Bundle. Featuring diagnostic testing software TechTool Pro 9.5 and photo editing software AfterShot Pro 3, this collection of apps and software will help make your Mac just that much better. And best of all, it costs whatever you feel like paying.
Here's what's included:
TechTool Pro 9.5: Full Version ($99.99 value)
This software helps keep your Mac running like it should – it even includes motherboard testing. This app on its own will run you $99.99, making this bundle a steal.
RapidWeaver 7 ($89.99 value)
Use this web design software to build any kind of website — blog, portfolio, online store, whatever — without writing a single line of HTML code.
Hands Off! ($49.99 value)
This handy software monitors abnormal activity on your Mac, detecting hidden connections that have been diverted through apps and preventing them from reading, storing, and erasing information on your computer behind your back.
AfterShot Pro 3 ($79.99 value)
A leader in RAW photo-editing software, AfterShot Pro features an image converter that lets you upload, edit, and manage extremely high-quality photos without damaging the files themselves.
MacCleanse 6 ($29.95 value)
Think of the MacClease as a Roomba for your Mac's hard drive, detecting and deleting any files that may be impacting your computer's speed.
Here's how this deal works: Make an offer that beats the average price and get the entire bundle (a $349.91 value) or just pay whatever you want and you'll still take home something great. (FYI: If you're able to beat the current highest offer, you'll be entered in an exclusive giveaway and get featured on the leaderboard.)
Head over to the Mashable Shop to take advantage of this awesome deal now.
Topics Apple Apps & Software MacBook
Carlos is a New York-based ecommerce content writer ready to tell you what to buy. He has previously written for Adventure Publishing Group with toy and movie reviews as well as Anime News Network on anime interest articles because liking anime is the least nerdy thing about him. When not reviewing products, he's probably doing sociological analyses on pop culture that no one asked for. He has been told on several occasions that he does a really good Mickey Mouse impression.
