You trust TG Pro to keep your Mac running cool and performing at its best. Now, take your Mac maintenance one step further with Techtool Pro. Together, these two apps provide a powerful way to keep your Mac healthy, stable, and fast.

TG Pro provides real-time temperature monitoring, detailed fan control, and immediate alerts if your Mac is running hot. It helps prevent overheating, ensures better performance during heavy workloads, and keeps your Mac operating within safe thermal limits.

But what about deeper system health? This is where Techtool Pro shines. It offers advanced diagnostics and powerful repair tools for your Mac. Techtool Pro checks your RAM, storage, sensors, and battery health, and can fix issues like corrupted volumes or failing drives. Its Techtool Monitor feature watches your Mac’s critical components long-term, providing early warnings before small issues become bigger problems.

By pairing TG Pro’s real-time thermal management with Techtool Pro’s comprehensive diagnostics and repairs, you create an ideal maintenance strategy. If TG Pro alerts you about rising temperatures, Techtool Pro can help uncover if hardware issues are causing the problem. And while Techtool Pro is running its tests, TG Pro continues to keep your system cool and stable.

If you already rely on TG Pro, adding Techtool Pro gives you peace of mind knowing your Mac is fully protected and running at peak performance. Together, they’re the ultimate combination for Mac users serious about reliability and performance.

Learn more:

• TG Pro: https://www.tunabellysoftware.com/tgpro/
• Techtool Pro: https://www.micromat.com/products/techtool-pro

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TG Pro version 2.88 introduces comprehensive support for Apple’s M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max Macs, delivering precise temperature monitoring and fan control. This update addresses challenges such as complex sensor mapping, diverse model configurations, and hardware-controlled fan activation, ensuring accurate thermal management across the M3 series. Read More…

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TG Pro 2.84 now fully supports macOS 14 Sonoma, offering enhanced monitoring of critical temperatures such as CPU, GPU, SSD and more, along with fan speeds. With full fan control, hardware diagnostics, notifications, logging, and more, experience an elevated level of insight into your Mac's thermal performance and overall health on the latest macOS platform. Read More…

TG Pro 2.82 introduces full support for the latest Mac models, including the Apple Silicon Mac Pro with M2 Ultra, 15-inch MacBook Air, and Mac Studio with M2 chips, along with other important improvements. Read More…

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QR codes have become an increasingly popular way to share information quickly and easily, particularly in situations where it may be difficult or impractical to exchange information using more traditional methods such as email or physical business cards.

Creating a QR code for a contact that includes their vCard information is particularly useful because it allows the recipient to easily import the contact information directly into their address book or contact management system. This can save time and reduce the likelihood of errors or typos when manually entering contact information.

QR codes can also be used in a variety of contexts, from personal networking to professional events, to facilitate the exchange of information with potential clients, partners, or colleagues. They can be printed on business cards, displayed on websites, or shared via email or social media, making it easy to distribute contact information quickly and efficiently.

Using QR Factory 3, it's incredibly easy to create them and even include multiple emails, phone numbers, postal addresses and social profiles. It supports adding in all the fields one at a time, or using an existing contact that's already in the system (either macOS or iPadOS).

In addition, it has many other common types of QR codes templates built-in, along with the option to create multiple codes using a simple CSV file.

Download QR Factory 3 from the App Store today for either macOS or iPadOS and enjoy all the features for free for 7 days.

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TG Pro 2.78 now supports the M2 Pro & M2 Max chips in the new MacBook Pro and Mac mini, with full temperature monitoring and fan control, overcoming challenges in temperature reporting for low CPU usage. The update also includes various minor fixes and improvements. Read More…

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All of our apps are fully compatible with the new macOS 13 Ventura. Read More…

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TG Pro has been updated to version 2.70 to fully support the new MacBook Pro M2. Read More…

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Learn how to use TG Pro to keep the Mac Studio fans to a minimum so they stay nice and quiet! Read More…

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TG Pro now supports the new Mac Studio models, including both the M1 Max and M1 Ultra versions. Temperatures such as CPU, GPU, memory, Thunderbolt ports and many more are available along with fan speeds and full control. Read More…

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TG Pro now supports the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros with temperature monitoring for over 30 sensors, along with fan speeds and full fan control, plus many more features. Read More…

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View CPU/GPU temperatures, fan speeds, battery health and more with TG Pro. Read More…

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TG Pro now supports the 24-inch M1 iMac with temperature monitoring including specific ones to the iMac such as the LCD panel and power supply. Read More…

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TG Pro now supports the Apple Silicon based Macs with the M1 processor! This includes the new MacBook Pro, MacBook Air and Mac mini. Read More…

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We think there will be some massive changes in macOS coming… Read More…

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TG Pro now supports both the 15-inch and 16-inch 2019 MacBook Pros with over 30 temperature sensors shown and full fan control. Read More…

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TG Pro & Disk Diet have both been updated to close the potential privilege escalation. Read More…

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TG Pro now supports fan control and temperature monitoring for the 2018 MacBook Pros. Cool down that hot Core i7 or i9 processor with one click. Read More…

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Got a new iMac Pro? TG Pro now supports fan control and temperature monitoring. Read More…

We really believe that Apple will use a A11 Bionic chip (or a successor) in a MacBook soon. Read More…

The Mac App Store can be a great way to find apps although it has a lot of issues that developers would like to see fixed. Read on to find out what we think they are. Read More…

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All of Tunabelly's Mac apps are ready for the new macOS Sierra - get tips on how to update and makes sure your license keys migrate on a fresh install. Read More…

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Will the switch to an A10/A10X CPU happen in a 2017 MacBook? Read More…

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Make your development life easier with incrementing build numbers for your Mac and iOS projects. Read More…

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Includes explanation of all sensor types, fan control modes, forcing a fan to a lower speed and how to fix a nosy fan in an iMac. Read More…

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With the introduction of the new iPad Pro, will people still want a MacBook Pro with OS X? Read More…

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The concept of the Mac desktop has been around since 1984. Will it leave with OS X 10.11? Read More…

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Find out one key thing that every developer should be doing. Read More…

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Piracy is common place for any digital format (apps, movies, songs, etc). See an example about one of Tunabelly's Mac apps. Read More…

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People have asked me what I do for a living and when I tell them I write apps they immediately think about the iOS App Store... Read More…

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