Today I’m showing you an app that genuinely puts macOS “on steroids” by adding a bunch of power-user features Apple still doesn’t give you out of the box. The app is Supercharge, and in this video I walk through how it helps you tweak everyday Mac behavior across Mission Control, the Dock, Finder, window management, notifications, shortcuts, and even automation-style workflows. The key idea is simple: instead of living with macOS defaults, you can finally customize the small annoyances that slow you down. I also break down pricing and the two ways to get it: a one-time purchase from Supercharge directly, or my personal favorite—getting it via Setapp (MacPaw) where you pay one subscription and unlock a whole library of apps. Inside Supercharge, I show you the menu bar shortcuts and the settings panel (yes, it looks overwhelming at first), then demo practical tweaks like enabling real cut/paste in Finder with Command+X, opening folders with the Return key like Windows, and preventing accidental quits by changing Command+Q to Command+Shift+Q. If you’re a Mac power user—or switching from Windows—this is one of those tools that makes your Mac feel faster, smarter, and more “yours.”