MacBrightness

Your MacBook Pro can go almost twice as bright as macOS normally allows. MacBrightness unlocks that hidden range so your screen stays readable in the sun: on the patio, the plane, or next to a bright window. It works on the brightness keys you already use. Press up past the old limit and the whole screen keeps going, in every app, not just HDR video. WHY MACBRIGHTNESS - Twice as bright, system-wide - The keys you already have, no new shortcuts - Readable in direct sunlight - No noticeable CPU overhead and no low-level hacks - It only uses the HDR brightness range your display already supports TRY IT FREE MacBrightness opens in Splitscreen Mode: one half of your screen jumps to full brightness for free, so you can see the difference side by side. Unlock the whole screen any time with a one-time purchase. No subscription. WORKS WITH MacBook Pro 14-inch and 16-inch with M-series Pro or Max chips, and the Pro Display XDR. These mini-LED panels sustain around 1,600 nits. Other Macs top

MacBrightness is an app that allows Mac users to increase their screen brightness beyond the usual limits set by macOS. It unlocks the full brightness potential of compatible displays, making it easier to see the screen in bright sunlight. With features that work across all applications and a trial version available, it provides a convenient solution for those struggling with visibility outdoors. Users can download and launch the MacBrightness app, which immediately opens in a Splitscreen Mode where half of the screen displays full brightness. Users can then easily tap the brightness keys to increase the screen's brightness to its maximum capability without any complicated setup. It utilizes the existing brightness range of the display without affecting CPU performance. MacBrightness is designed for MacBook Pro users who often work outdoors or in bright environments and require a brighter screen for better readability. It caters to those who frequently travel, like freelancers and digital nomads, as well as anyone needing to view their screens during sunny conditions.