Lunar Pro 6.9.5 macOS

The defacto app for controlling monitors.
Adjust brightness, change volume, switch inputs.

Features
Native keyboard control and hotkeys for setting brightness, volume and contrast that respect the min/max values per monitor
1000-to-1600 nits of brightness for supported XDR and HDR displays
Dim brightness below 0% for late-night work
Sensor-based Adaptive Brightness (and contrast) based on an external light sensor
Sync-based Adaptive Brightness (and contrast) based on the built-in light sensor of the MacBook or iMac
Location-based Adaptive Brightness (and contrast) based on the sunrise/sunset times in your location
App Presets if you need more/less brightness for specific activities (watching movies, design work)
Input switching from a convenient dropdown or using up to 3 input-specific hotkeys
Screen orientation change from the menu bar or using hotkeys (Ctrl+0/9/8/7 mapped to 0°/90°/180°/270° for the display with the cursor on it)
Hidden resolutions accessible from a dropdown in the Display Settings menu
BlackOut: turn off monitors (or the built-in display) selectively while also keeping important functions
USB-C charging still works
Monitor audio keeps playing
Monitor USB hub remains available
The built-in keyboard and trackpad are still available for use
Avoid overheating the MacBook because of using it with the lid closed

What's new 6.9.5
Fixes
Work around macOS issue where the license code text field is not visible until clicked

Improvements
Allow pausing/unpausing adaptive brightness via a new adaptivePaused property using the CLI or Shortcuts

Supported Operation System
• macOS 11 or later
• Apple Silicon or Intel Core processor