MacBaram

Fan, battery, and sleep. One app for your Mac.

For any Mac task that takes time—from video exports and 3D rendering to builds, automation, backups, large downloads, remote sessions that are already connected, and local AI.Fan, battery, sleep, and display controls work together.

Apple M-series M1 or later(Intel Macs not supported)
MacBook
Mac mini
Mac Studio

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MacBaram dashboard showing fan, battery, and sleep controls

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It began with problems we experienced ourselves.

What if all of them could be controlled together?

Protecting continuous work meant manually coordinating separate apps.

01
What if an overnight export, build, backup, or local-AI job stops when the Mac sleeps?
Work that needs time should not stop only because macOS entered sleep.
02
Why should already-connected remote work require an external display?
An authorized display session and remote control should continue with the lid closed and no extra device.
03
It stopped at 80%. Is the Mac really running on adapter power alone?
We wanted to see the actual adapter-only state, not just a percentage.
04
How should a fan curve respond as temperature changes?
We wanted the fan speed chosen by the user to apply at each temperature range.
05
Why do fan, battery, and sleep apps not understand each other?
Their settings should not conflict; they should respond together to the same state.
06
Can the Mac stop before mobile work drains the battery completely?
Work should continue as long as possible, then let the Mac sleep safely.
07
If the battery is hot, why do charging and cooling move separately?
Charging and cooling should respond together to the same battery temperature.
08
If a job stopped overnight, why can I not see the reason?
We wanted a record showing whether temperature, power, or sleep interrupted the work.
09
Why reset several apps every time the work changes?
We wanted to stop reopening and adjusting fan, charging, and sleep settings one by one.

MacBaram

Fan Control

Before

The familiar frustration

For sustained work such as video exports, 3D renders, builds, and local AI, checking only after the Mac slows down or the fans surge can be too late for a useful response. In a quiet café or recording space, unstable fan noise can also break concentration.

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The MacBaram approach

Choose a fan curve or preset that matches the work and surroundings. MacBaram shows temperature and fan-RPM trends together so you can compare the response and choose the balance between noise and cooling.

Fan Curve Setup

MacBaram brings the familiar fan-curve control of Windows PCs and BIOS tools to the Mac. Fine-tune fan output by temperature range, see current temperature and fan response on one graph, and save curves for different workloads.

Preset Switching

Apply Silent for quiet spaces, Balanced for everyday work, or Performance for demanding workloads.

Custom Presets

Create, save, and switch between fan curves tuned for your own Mac and workloads.

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Battery & Power

Before

The familiar frustration

When a MacBook stays plugged in all day, an 80% number alone is not enough context. You need to see whether it is charging, using external power, and why its state changed before leaving work running.

MacBaram

The MacBaram approach

MacBaram brings battery temperature, charging, external power, and related supported controls into one operating view. Current Air, Desktop, and Pro products use controls selected by the user; automatic app and workload detection belongs to the Enterprise Single roadmap.

MacBaram battery and power management feature preview

Power-Only Mode

At the target, stop charging and operate primarily from external power. Confirm the current power state in the app and, on supported MagSafe setups, with the green LED.

Safety Drain

When charge is above the target, MacBaram does not create an artificial load. The Mac's ordinary use brings the level down toward the target before the existing charge-limit policy resumes.

Battery & Charging Link

At high battery-temperature conditions, Heat Protection pauses charging and, on supported fan-equipped devices, coordinates the available fan response. After cooling, MacBaram restores your fan curve or macOS automatic control.

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Sleep & Display

Before

The familiar frustration

An export, build, backup, large download, or local-AI job can lose hours when the Mac goes to sleep. Leaving an unneeded display on just to preserve the operating session does not feel right either.

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The MacBaram approach

MacBaram treats sleep and display control as operating conditions for work you leave running. Virtual Clamshell turns the physical built-in display off while keeping a virtual display session available. Already-connected and authorized remote-control or screen-automation tools can continue using that session while their own connection remains active. MacBaram does not provide remote access or guarantee that another app completes its work.

MacBaram sleep and display management feature preview

Stay Awake

Helps prevent ordinary system sleep while the MacBook remains open so exports, builds, backups, downloads, and local-AI work can retain the operating conditions they need. Lid-closed work is handled separately by Virtual Clamshell.

Keep Display Awake

Prevent the display from dimming or sleeping when a presentation or monitoring view must remain visible. Screen locking and authentication remain macOS settings.

Virtual Clamshell

Keeps work and a virtual display session available with the lid closed, without an external monitor. It does not physically keep the built-in display lit. When a real external monitor connects, MacBaram disables the virtual path so macOS can use that display normally.

The decisive reason to unite fan, battery, and sleep control

The point is not simply to place three On/Off controls in one program.Feedback keeps watching the Mac state; interlocks stop intervention or return control toward macOS defaults when protection conditions require it.That is when separate controls become one coordinated control system.

The first integrated control

Heat Protection

One battery temperature should trigger one coordinated response.

On supported fan-equipped MacBooks, Heat Protection watches battery temperature.At the threshold selected by the user, it pauses charging and coordinates supported fan response from the same temperature signal.After the battery cools, MacBaram returns to the selected fan curve or macOS automatic control.

Charging and cooling observe the same condition, respond together, and return control when the intervention is over.

01 · Observe

Watch battery temperature while charging.

02 · Coordinate

Coordinate charging and cooling when extra protection is needed.

03 · Return

Return to the selected fan behavior as the Mac cools.

The second integrated control

Low Battery Protection

Work until the reserve, then let the Mac sleep.

While the battery remains above the reserve selected by the user, MacBaram keeps sleep prevention active so the Mac can continue its work.At or below the reserve, Low Battery Protection stops Stay Awake and Virtual Clamshell and returns supported fan, charging, and sleep control to macOS defaults so normal sleep can occur.This does not promise that every task will finish. It allows work to continue only while the available battery permits, then avoids leaving an unattended keep-awake state running toward full discharge.

01 · Continue supported work

Sleep control and Virtual Clamshell help the task continue.

02 · Follow the selected reserve

Operate against the battery reserve selected by the user.

03 · Return to normal sleep

Allow normal sleep when the selected reserve boundary is reached.

36 everyday features for your mouse, keyboard and more

Manage the little inconveniences.All in one place.

Different devices at home and at work, and the little things you miss from Windows. Handle them together in MacBaram.

Mouse

Feature	What changes
Mouse preset support	Keep familiar settings for each mouse, at home and at work. Apply the preset for the mouse you are using. Save the preset-compatible settings below to tailor each device to you.
Pointer and scroll speed	Apply pointer and scroll settings for the mouse detected in use or selected manually.
Smooth wheel scrolling	Smooth out stepped external mouse-wheel scrolling and adjust how far it moves.
Mouse back and forward buttons	Use external mouse back and forward buttons in Finder and major browsers.
Reverse vertical scrolling	Give the external mouse's vertical wheel a Windows-style direction.
Reverse horizontal scrolling	Reverse the side wheel on external mice such as MX Master.
Ignore trackpad with an external mouse	Ignore the MacBook's built-in trackpad when an external mouse is connected.

Keyboard

Feature	What changes
Keyboard preset support	Remember key layout and input settings for each keyboard you use. Save the preset-compatible settings below to tailor each device to you.
Windows keyboard with Mac layout	Remap the Windows and Alt keys of the selected Windows keyboard to match the Mac layout.
Quick input-source switching	Press and release the selected key to switch once to the previous input source with less delay.
Input-source switching key	Choose Caps Lock, right Command or Fn to switch input sources.
Faster key repeat	Shorten the initial key-repeat delay and repeat interval for faster continuous input.
Keyboard cleaning mode	After a 3-second countdown, temporarily block normal and function keys for 30 seconds.

Display

Feature	What changes
Remember display configuration	Remembers monitor positions, resolutions and color profiles, restoring them when the connection setup returns.
Black out display	Cover a selected display with a black full-screen view; click or press Esc to uncover it.
Display test	Show full-screen test patterns on a selected display to inspect pixels, colors and contrast.
Brightness and contrast adjustment	Use black, white, gamma and gray patterns to adjust monitor brightness and contrast step by step.

Audio

Feature	What changes
10-band equalizer · Preset support	Adjust frequency bands and save device-specific sound settings as presets.
Preferred audio device order	Remembers your preferred speaker and microphone order and selects a device to match what is connected.
Remember device volume	Remembers each speaker, headphone and microphone volume and reapplies it when reconnected.
Microphone mute	Mute or unmute the current default microphone directly in MacBaram.
Left–right balance	Adjust the left–right balance of the current stereo output.
Output sample rate	View and select sample rates supported by the current output device.

Finder & apps

Feature	What changes
Command+Tab window switching	Switch individual Chrome, Finder and messaging windows with Command+Tab instead of switching apps.
Remember the last Finder window size	Remember the last Finder window size you adjusted and apply it to new windows.
Rename without name collisions	When a name already exists in Finder, append (1), (2), and so on to rename without overwriting.
Finder path bar	Show the current folder's full path at the bottom of Finder windows.
New Finder window with Command+T	When Finder is in front, use Command+T to open a new window instead of a tab.
Dock recent apps visibility and count	Hide the recent-apps area on the right of the Dock or set how many apps it shows.
Safari font and zoom style	Create a font and zoom stylesheet for Safari.
Photo file transfer	Transfer selected photo files to a chosen folder or storage device.

Storage

Feature	What changes
External disk speed test	Measure an external disk's actual read/write speed and capacity using a temporary file.
External disk status cards	View temperature, operating hours, self-test information and measurement results in a card for each connected external disk.
Hide external disk disconnection warnings	Choose whether external disk disconnection warnings are displayed.
Safely eject all external disks	Safely eject connected external disks together before you head out.

More controls

Feature	What changes
Peripheral battery warning	Receive a macOS notification when a selected peripheral's battery falls below 20%.

MACBARAM ROADMAP

MacBaram's unified control is only the beginning.

01 / ENGINEERING ORIGIN

MacBaram's founder was an engineer who designed electrical systems for power plants.

Plant equipment cannot be operated by guesswork. Its state must be measured and evaluated precisely so that every system can be controlled as intended.

MacBaram applies that design experience and operating discipline to the Mac. It goes beyond collecting fan, battery, and sleep controls by designing them to respond to the same state without conflict.

The Mac is becoming production equipment for video, photo, and 3D work; builds, tests, automation, backups, downloads, already-connected remote work, and local AI.

That is why reducing conflicts and unexpected behavior matters as much as adding features: the user's work and the Mac itself must be protected together.

Air, Desktop, and Pro are the currently available unified-control plans. Enterprise Single is being developed to provide deeper operational visibility into one Mac, while Enterprise Fleet is being explored for operating multiple Macs together.

Pricing, launch timing, supported workloads and operating scope, and service levels have not yet been finalized or announced.

Roadmap · In development

ENTERPRISE SINGLE

For advanced individual users who leave time-consuming work on one Mac and want deeper diagnostics and automation than ProKeep one Mac visible, wherever you are.Enterprise Single is being developed as an advanced operating environment for understanding workload context, state changes, and intervention reasons on one Mac in greater depth.

Workload contextExplore deeper operating support based on app and workload context.
Advanced automationPrepare automatic control with explicit safety gates and a verifiable path back to defaults.
Per-device diagnosticsMake state changes and intervention reasons on one Mac easier to understand.

Roadmap · In concept

ENTERPRISE FLEET

Integrated Operations for Multiple MacsFor render farms, build servers, studios, and organizations operating multiple Mac mini and Mac Studio systemsOperate multiple Macs from one view.Fleet is envisioned as one place to review temperature, power, and job state across multiple Macs, then quickly distinguish abnormal devices and the action each one needs.

Multi-Mac stateExplore how organizations can understand device state and policy across multiple Macs.
Fleet control foundationDesign a dedicated controller and data boundary for multiple Macs.
Organization workflowsConnect observation, permissions, and deployment for organizational environments.

Enterprise Fleet · B2B inquiry

PRICING

Choose the right plan for your Mac.

For an eligible first-time user, the 5-day trial starts at MacBaram's first successful license check after Google sign-in, when access is created for the eligible account and Mac. Opening sign-in or clicking a button does not start the trial. Available features follow the effective plan in the signed license validated by the app; the trial does not widen access beyond that valid plan. Explore the app through its built-in explanations, and email support@macbaram.com whenever you have a question. Paid checkout opens inside the app and connects the license to the correct account and Mac.

Apple M-series (M1 or later) · macOS 13 or laterIntel Macs are not supported

Air

$2.99/month

MacBook Air (Macs without fans)

Fan controlNot supported
Battery controlIncluded
Sleep controlIncluded

Desktop

$3.99/month

Mac mini / Mac Studio (Macs without batteries)

Fan controlIncluded
Battery controlNot applicable
Sleep controlIncluded

Recommended

Pro

$4.99/month

MacBook Pro

Fan controlIncluded
Battery controlIncluded
Sleep controlIncluded

Safety and operating boundaries

MacBaram measures system state, records major actions, and is designed to return its controls toward macOS defaults when needed. A successful restore command alone does not verify that the physical state was restored. MacBaram checks available state readback, and physical-release evidence remains separate from source or build checks. Actual operating results also depend on the Mac, macOS, workload, environment, and connected equipment.

Payments and buyer-facing indirect taxes are processed by Creem as Merchant of Record.

A normal purchase is processed by Creem and grants access without a complimentary access code. Supporter complimentary access uses a one-time code bound to the approved Supporter's own account and states the approved plan and duration. Creator Access uses a one-time, account-bound 365-day code for the selected plan. A Supporter recommendation connection only records attribution for a later eligible paid purchase; it is not product access, a discount, or code redemption.

Fan, battery, and sleep. One app for your Mac.

What if an overnight export, build, backup, or local-AI job stops when the Mac sleeps?

Why should already-connected remote work require an external display?

It stopped at 80%. Is the Mac really running on adapter power alone?

How should a fan curve respond as temperature changes?

Why do fan, battery, and sleep apps not understand each other?

Can the Mac stop before mobile work drains the battery completely?

If the battery is hot, why do charging and cooling move separately?

If a job stopped overnight, why can I not see the reason?

Why reset several apps every time the work changes?

Fan Control

Before

The familiar frustration

MacBaram

The MacBaram approach

Battery & Power

Before

The familiar frustration

MacBaram

The MacBaram approach

Sleep & Display

Before

The familiar frustration

MacBaram

The MacBaram approach

The decisive reason to unite fan, battery, and sleep control

Heat Protection

Low Battery Protection

Mouse

Keyboard

Display

Audio

Finder & apps

Storage

More controls

ENTERPRISE SINGLE

ENTERPRISE FLEET

$35.88$2.99/month

$47.88$3.99/month

$59.88$4.99/month

$2.99/month

$3.99/month

$4.99/month