Freeter For Mac

Freeter is a management solution designed to help you switch between multiple projects without interrupting your workflow. The utility enables you to bring together all the resources associated with the project and facilitates executing user defined actions with ease.

Freeter offers you the possibility to define multiple projects and allows you to assign icons of various colors to distinguish between them faster. You get to choose a project directory for the output.

If you temporarily stopped working on an individual project, you can hide it from the list, in order to avoid unnecessary clutter. However, the entry will remain visible in the Freeter projects management panel and can be activated again by unticking the appropriate box.

The Freeter user interface is very well-organized, yet not all functions are exactly intuitive, so going online to read the user guide provided by the developer is advisable. The documentation takes your through the basic function, but also explains how you could use the built-in actions and widgets.

Freeter comes with a collection of widgets that can be added to the project layout and help you browse a file directory, send emails to specific contacts, store notes, access websites, execute command line commands, and so on. You can even group multiple actions and run them with a mouse click.

On the other hand, Freeter enables you to specify the installed applications used when working on the project: the list is accessible via a drop down menu, and the tools can be launched with minimal user interaction.

Worth mentioning is that Freeter comes with a status bar menulet that provides direct access to the app’s interface, or to a specific project layout. You can also use the system-wide hotkey to toggle the Freeter’s visibility.

To sum up, Freeter provides a customizable workspace where you can bring together all the elements related to a particular project.

As a result, you get to change tools or open resource files based on current tasks, without wasting time searching for them because most things are just one click away.