Roadmap
Honest about what's done.
A feature is listed as built only when it works end to end. Hardware-writing features stay in research until they can be made safe, reversible, and clearly opt-in — they are not promised.
In the beta
- All ten modules: Command Center, AI Chat, Cleanup, Battery, System, Displays, Menu Bar, Thermals, Windows, and App Grid
- Fifteen Cleanup tools with reviewed actions and in-app restore history
- Clipboard history inside Command Center, opt-in and local
- English and Spanish
In acceptance testing
- Cleanup failure, interruption, and external-volume coverage
- Quick AI selected-text capture and pasteback across more apps
- Full keyboard and VoiceOver pass
- Coverage on more Mac hardware
Before public release
- Developer ID signing and notarization
- Signed helper for administrative maintenance tasks
- Public download and update feed (the updater is built and turns on with the first signed release)
Researched, not promised
- Battery charge limits
- External display brightness and volume
- Fan control
- Drag-to-snap at screen edges
- Reordering and folders in App Grid
- Per-command shortcuts and file search in Command Center
Not planned
- Memory "cleaning" and one-click speed boosts
- Automatic deletion without review
- Shell or script execution from the launcher
- Telemetry, ads, or a mandatory account
Private beta
Help shape a calmer way to look after your Mac.
A small group of testers is using MacUtilityHub before its public release. See what the beta includes and what it needs to run.