This GitHub repository hosts the source code for a macOS application called "Clock Bar." The application displays the current time on the MacBook's Touch Bar, aiming to provide a more convenient location for checking the time than the traditional clock in the menu bar. The repository includes the project files, source code, and documentation. Users can download and install the app using Homebrew. 


Clock-bar

This is a forum thread on the Folivora.ai website, specifically a discussion about GoldenChaos-BTT, a Touch Bar UI replacement preset for BetterTouchTool. The thread contains information about the features of GoldenChaos-BTT, installation instructions, troubleshooting tips, and a detailed history of the preset's development including release notes for each version.  


Better Touch Tool

The website is for a third-party app called "Haptic Touch Bar" which adds haptic feedback to the Touch Bar on MacBook Pros. The app was created because Apple did not implement this feature from the start. The app is marketed towards professional users who rely on the Escape key and other function keys for their workflow. It is easy to use and can be downloaded for free for a 14-day trial before purchasing for $4.99. 


Haptic Touch Bar

This website is for the app TouchSwitcher, which allows users to launch and switch between apps on the new MacBook Pro using the Touch Bar. The website includes information about the app's features, how to use it, and options for purchasing a license. It also features a link to download the app. 


TouchSwitcher

Pock is a free, open-source tool for MacBook users that enhances the Touch Bar functionality. It provides quick access to various controls and services, including the Dock, media controls, an ESC button, system information, and more. Users can customize widgets and their position on the Touch Bar. The website also includes documentation for developers who want to create custom widgets for Pock. 


Pock

This website features a downloadable Touchbar Pet app, currently in beta. The app allows users to interact with a virtual pet displayed on their MacBook Touch Bar. Users can feed, pet, and play with their pet. The app simulates a pet's lifecycle, from egg to baby, childhood, elder, and finally back to an egg.  The website includes detailed instructions on how to use the app, along with explanations of the pet's needs and how to keep them happy and healthy. 
