The Ultra-Premium Mac Bundle →

Stack Social's got a new bundle worth checking out. It includes a useful assortment of productivity apps including the following:

Screenflow 5

This is my go-to screencasting application. Screenflow is my production tool for all of the Field Guides, including the latest OmniFocus Video Field Guide. I paid $99 for it.

Typed

This is RealMac's text editor. It is definitely worth checking out. I also bought this one full price.

AfterShot 2

A photo editing and managing application.

Snapselect

This app lets you view groups of photos and select just one while dumping the rest.

DataRescue

A data recovery application.

ExpanDrive

An application to easily access your cloud storage.

Things 2

The popular task management application.

In addition to all of these great productivity applications, they are also giving you a copy of Sid Meiers Civilization: Beyond Earth. The Civilization Games are a lot of fun and addictive. Indeed, the inclusion of this game (which is one of my favorite time killers) with all of these productivity enhancing applications seems almost poetic.

You can get all of the above apps for $44.99, which is a 90% discount over the list price of the applications combined. The bundle is less than half price of Screenflow alone. If you buy through the links in this post, I get a little affiliate spiff. Who doesn't like that? Also, put in the coupon code ULTRAMAC5 at checkout for an additional $5 off.

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Productive Macs Bundle →

As you may have figured out, I'm a bit of a productivity software junkie. As a result, I'm always interested the the Productive Macs Bundle. The latest iteration looks pretty good with nine productivity applications, which total $245 sold for $29.99, an 88% discount from their original price.

All applications participating in the bundle are full versions without any limitations.

They include:

• Crossover - A very clever app that lets you run some Windows apps on your Mac without Windows. I've used it and it works. This is especially helpful if you need to save SSD space but need a supported Windows app.

• Paperless - A paperless library and organizer app.

• ArtText - This seems like a toy but can be useful, especially in presentation work.

• Chronicle - Pay bills? You need Chronicle!

• A Better Finder Rename - The Ultimate File Renamer.

• Espionage - Encrypt files and then use them directly in Finder. 

• Gemini - The duplicate finder I was clueless about until recently and now love.

• Cashculator - Finance Planning and tracking. 

• Dropzone - Drag, Drop and Upload files effortlessly.

If any one of the apps looks interesting, it's worth spending $30 to get them all. I'm in. Also, if you buy it through this link I get a little kick back. Who doesn't like a little kick back?

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MacUpdate Bundle

 

Bundles on the Mac are kind of like reality TV. A few years ago they were new and unique and often tempting. Now there are many copycats and nobody really cares. However, the most recent MacUpdate bundle did catch my eye. It includes both PathFinder and Yep which are two excellent applications. They are also giving away MainMenu, which I recently reviewed. You can check out the bundle here.