MacLegion Bundle: 10 Mac Apps for $49.99, Including Djay, Fantastical, and Capo

[MacRumors]

A few times a year, MacRumors partners with one of the Mac App Bundle organizers to promote their bundle deal. The latest bundle comes from MacLegion and delivers 10 Mac applications for $49.99 (a $548.80 value if all purchased separately).

- TechTool Pro ($99.99) - Hardware diagnostics, maintenance and hard drive repair
- Freeway Pro ($229.00) - Web design software
- djay ($19.99) - DJ app for Mac allowing you to mix your iTunes library
- Capo ($49.99) - Learn to play the music in your iTunes library (Apple Design Award Winner)
- Fantastical ($19.99) - Calendar application with natural language processing
- RipIt ($24.95) - Rip DVD movies
- iRip ($19.95) - Transfer songs from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac
- Beamer ($15.00) - AirPlay any movie format (AVI, MKV, MKV, MOV, etc...) to your Apple TV
- Copy Paste Pro ($30.00) - Clipboard enhancement
- Code Collector Pro ($19.99) - Organize and share code snippets

All apps together are being sold for $49.99 until December 9th. MacRumors is a promotional partner with MacLegion. Bundle sales through these links benefit MacRumors financially, and provide a way for readers to directly support this site.

The first 5000 customers also get Alarm Clock Pro ($19.95 value) for free.

Article Link: MacLegion Bundle: 10 Mac Apps for $49.99, Including Djay, Fantastical, and Capo

[Moshe1010]

10 useless apps, that are, still, overpriced.

[arn]

Originally Posted by Moshe1010

10 useless apps, that are, still, overpriced.

Capo actually looks very cool, though limited audience.

[jasonefmonk]

Sorry guys, I want exactly 0 of those applications.

[dodowolf]

Fantastical ($19.99) - Calendar application with natural language processing

I have owned Fantastical for a while, and I must admit it's once of the most useful calendar tools I have ever used.

How about typing this: Meeting with John Tomorrow 8pm to 9pm at AppleBees:


However, 40$?


- iRip ($19.95) - Transfer songs from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac
Might worth a look..

But Really? 40$?

And Freeway Pro? Quite a joke.

[chairguru22]

DJay is now FREE on the iPhone and I'm sure it will become free for Mac shortly as they are releasing newer products...

[trustme]

Originally Posted by dodowolf

Fantastical ($19.99) - Calendar application with natural language processing

I have owned Fantastical for a while, and I must admit it's once of the most useful calendar tools I have ever used.

How about typing this: Meeting with John Tomorrow 8pm to 9pm at AppleBees:
Attachment 378267

However, 40$?


- iRip ($19.95) - Transfer songs from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac
Might worth a look..

But Really? 40$?

And Freeway Pro? Quite a joke.

The native calendar app does that, too.................................

[iChrist]

Originally Posted by dodowolf

Fantastical ($19.99) - Calendar application with natural language processing

I have owned Fantastical for a while, and I must admit it's once of the most useful calendar tools I have ever used.

How about typing this: Meeting with John Tomorrow 8pm to 9pm at AppleBees:
Attachment 378267

However, 40$?


- iRip ($19.95) - Transfer songs from your iPod or iPhone to your Mac
Might worth a look..

But Really? 40$?

And Freeway Pro? Quite a joke.

You eat at Applebees?

Wow.

[sparkleytone]

Originally Posted by arn

Capo actually looks very cool, though limited audience.

YouTube: video

Capo *is* really cool, and can be extremely useful for musicians of many kinds.

[justperry]

Originally Posted by Moshe1010

10 useless apps, that are, still, overpriced.

Useless comment, if you don't like it don't buy.

CopyPaste for instance is an oldie and comes in handy many times.

[Lancer]

Will TechTool Pro work with Fusion Drive?

[A Hebrew]

I have no use for any of these....better luck next time.

[q64ceo]

Originally Posted by Lancer

Will TechTool Pro work with Fusion Drive?

Good question. Fusion drive is too new so I doubt the devs would have been able to get it to work by now. Obviously the OS can handle a lot of hard drive operations, but there are some that the OS cannot.

[chr1s60]

And bring on the whining!

Originally Posted by q64ceo

Freeway Pro ($229.00)

Who pays that kind of money for something like that?

Maybe that is why its in a bundled deal, because no one is buying it

Exactly. I have bought a bundle or two in my time and find that for the most part they are filled with low to average quality apps that will provide little use to many and are extremely overpriced when listed as an individual app. They bundle about 8 of those with one or two apps that are actually good and hope people will buy for that. Not to mention a lot of apps found in these bundles have free alternatives that work just as well, if not better.

[justperry]

Originally Posted by Lancer

Will TechTool Pro work with Fusion Drive?

Originally Posted by q64ceo

Good question. Fusion drive is too new so I doubt the devs would have been able to get it to work by now. Obviously the OS can handle a lot of hard drive operations, but there are some that the OS cannot.

Yes, I agree, good question, I would not trust it unless it is confirmed to work by the makers of TTP.
And, to Me DiskWarrior has always been the better choice.

[q64ceo]

Freeway Pro ($229.00)

Who pays that kind of money for something like that?

Maybe that is why its in a bundled deal, because no one is buying it

[Negritude]

Originally Posted by q64ceo

Who pays that kind of money for something like that?

You bought a Mac and an iPhone, didn't you? Seems strange to be so price sensitive now.

[MikeeB]

The code I got for i rip didn't work

[q64ceo]

Originally Posted by Negritude

You bought a Mac and an iPhone, didn't you? Seems strange to be so price sensitive now.

Ha!

You got me

[mabaker]

Originally Posted by Negritude

You bought a Mac and an iPhone, didn't you? Seems strange to be so price sensitive now.

I cringe about people shelling out 2500 bucks for the iPhone (ATT plan included) and having the audacity to complain about 1 or 10 bucks price.

[armaster]

Originally Posted by Negritude

You bought a Mac and an iPhone, didn't you? Seems strange to be so price sensitive now.

He is price sensitive because he spent a lot of money on Mac and an iPhone.
Because it was tough for his purse, he cannot afford spending more.

[Moshe1010]

Originally Posted by justperry

Useless comment, if you don't like it don't buy.

CopyPaste for instance is an oldie and comes in handy many times.

It's an open forum, and I can comment on whatever I like.

[weckart]

Originally Posted by a0me

Beamer is an app that sounds very interesting. The others? Not so much.

Beamer is better for desktops as all of the transcoding on-the-fly is done on the computer and not on the ATV. It made my Macbook quite toasty and gave the fans a high impact workout. Still, it seems to be the only workable solution for unsupported codecs.

Capo looks great, but I wonder how accurate it really is in tabbing and capturing chords. $50 doesn't sound a lot for what it is trying to do.

[rmwebs]

Meh another mediocre bundle of apps that were overpriced in the first place.

[Mac32]

To call these apps useless is pure ignorance. Have you (who state this) actually tried these? I mostly familiar with Fantastical and Capo. Fantastical is brilliant, can't recommend that one enough, if you have a job with many things, meetings etc. to remember. Much better than iCal.
Capo is great for learning songs, by (amongst other functions)slowing the audio down while not changing the pitch. This is of course available in various other powerful audio software programs, but if you don't have any of those programs, Capo is very nice indeed.