DisplayDroid

DisplayDroid is a super handy app that helps you manage your Mac's features when you plug in or unplug an external display. It makes things easy by detecting when an external monitor is connected and then running JavaScript or AppleScripts that you set up.

Easy Integration with Your Mac

Once you install DisplayDroid, it pops right into your status bar. You can open it with just one click, which is super convenient!

User-Friendly Script Editor

The interface includes a cool script editor toolbar where you can do all sorts of things. You can set breakpoints, see results by line, run or compile scripts, and even clear everything out if you need to start fresh. In the center, there's the script editor itself, and below that, you'll find a console along with a Presets menu.

No Coding Skills Needed!

If you're worried about writing scripts being too hard, don't stress! One of DisplayDroid's best features is its collection of built-in presets. These presets let you easily turn Bluetooth on or off, automatically detect display resolutions, manage notifications, and even send messages when a display connects.

Load Your Own Scripts

You can also load your own scripts straight from your Mac's hard drive. Plus, there's a chance to share and import scripts with other users in its dedicated support community, which is pretty cool!

Powerful Debugging Tools

The script editor doesn't skimp on features either—it includes strong error checking and debugging tools. And it automatically switches to the language you're using while compiling or running scripts.

A Must-Have for OS X Users

Designed for OS X users who frequently deal with different display setups, DisplayDroid really simplifies the process of turning system features on or off as you connect various external displays to your Mac. It's straightforward and user-friendly—perfect for anyone looking to make their workflow smoother!