An uncluttered distraction free workspace.
Focus Mode enables you to quickly hide all apps except the app you're currently working in. Once enabled, let Hides take care of business, so you can work. Focus mode helps you to target your attention on what is directly in front of you! It can be configured globally or for specific Apps, and is super easy to enable or disable.
It's not enough that Hides is super useful, it also has to be user friendly. It's a breeze to configure global keyboard shortcuts for all the main features. Once you've configured Hides just the way you like it, you'll never need to open it again!
Hides does one job, and does it well. There's no bloated features getting in the way. So it's never confusing, and it just works. Just the way all good software should be. It sits up in your menubar, waiting to get to work. But don't worry, it's not consuming resources.
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4.7
out of 5
14 Ratings
This rating is aggregated from Apple App Store customer ratings.
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Works as described.
This app is a must for me. Great job! Please add configurable multiple monitor support with the option to hide apps only on one of them. Thanks!
Create a distraction-free desktop/work environment to help you focus on your task; set keyboard short cuts to enable and disable the single-app mode or instantly hide the currently active app— it’s simple and fast, and has a small footprint. Highly recommended.
Hides is an awesome simple App. I am an old Mac Guy since March of 1984 and as the mac OS progressed I think it was Finder Rev 8 “Command Tab” Would hide the app you were in and auto switch to full screen of the next App. It’s back and al souped up for ElCaptain. Awesome App have used it since 2013. Simple and effective.
Hides is good. It’s competent, does what it says and isn’t a resource hog. I like and use it. I’d love to see the following added: - make the menubar icon a button rather than a pulldown menu. Clicking and holding down the icon and aiming for the Hide All Apps item slows me down and is tedious. I know there is a keyboard equivelent but I prefer my mouse. At the very least, the “Hide All Apps” selector should be at the very top of the menu. If it were a button an alt-click would open the regular…