One of the biggest reasons to use a Mac is the sheer number of high-quality indie apps available for it. My colleagues and I have written about many of them, including tools to help you take better screenshots, improve your screen recordings, and even some totally crazy apps that will make you smile. I love discovering apps like these and continue to try new ones, but I know it can be overwhelming for some.

If you’re the type of person who prefers to have one app to rule them all, then you should check out Almighty. It’s home to over 50 cool tweaks and utilities, from an emoji picker to a tool that lets you copy text from images, all in one app. The app has a seven-day free trial, but if you like it you can buy it from the developer’s website for just $20. It’s also available on the Mac App Store for $16, but due to Apple’s restrictions, quite a few tools aren’t available in that version.

Before you jump into the utilities, take a moment to familiarize yourself with the interface and how the app works. The home screen can feel a little chaotic because all the utilities are grouped together, and I don’t know about you, but my brain has a hard time processing that. I’m more of a “organize utilities by folder” kind of person.

Luckily for folks like us, Almighty’s left panel has plenty of sorting options. Start with the Popular tab to see the most commonly used tools; a few will probably stand out to you as particularly useful. There are also subsections that organize tools based on their function, such as the Display section, which contains all the tweaks related to your Mac’s display. Finally, you can create custom folders to organize tools your way. By default, Almighty comes with a Favorites folder that lets you bookmark the tools you like, but you can also head to the app’s Settings and navigate to the Workflow tab to create more folders.