One click keeps your Mac awake — for 15 minutes or all night. No schedules to program, nothing to configure, no permissions to grant. Part of the Mac Utility Bundle: $19.99 once, yours forever.
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I built Sleepover because I got tired of digging through System Settings just to stop my Mac from sleeping mid-download or mid-presentation. So I made it one click: pick 15 minutes or all night, no schedules, no permissions. — Jeff Schiesser, Bravely Studios
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The "one click, zero permissions" approach is exactly right—too many utilities ask for admin access just to keep a screen on. Nice execution.
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@taner14yy Really appreciate that, thanks for noticing! Yeah that was intentional, no reason a simple keep-awake tool should need admin access. Glad the execution landed for you.
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Really handy for when a download runs long or I want music playing while I drift off. Love that it just sits in the menu bar and stays out of my way.
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@elanurjjly Thanks so much! Glad it's staying out of your way like it should.
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Love how simple this is. One small idea if you're open to it: a global keyboard shortcut to toggle sleep prevention on or off without having to click the menu bar icon. Something like Cmd+Option+Z would make it even more seamless when I'm bouncing between tasks.
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@abanvvm4 Thanks for the idea, I'll keep it in mind!
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The "one click, zero permissions" approach is exactly right—too many utilities ask for admin access just to keep a screen on. Nice execution.
@taner14yy Really appreciate that, thanks for noticing! Yeah that was intentional, no reason a simple keep-awake tool should need admin access. Glad the execution landed for you.
Really handy for when a download runs long or I want music playing while I drift off. Love that it just sits in the menu bar and stays out of my way.
@elanurjjly Thanks so much! Glad it's staying out of your way like it should.
Love how simple this is. One small idea if you're open to it: a global keyboard shortcut to toggle sleep prevention on or off without having to click the menu bar icon. Something like Cmd+Option+Z would make it even more seamless when I'm bouncing between tasks.
@abanvvm4 Thanks for the idea, I'll keep it in mind!