Reveal lives in your menu bar and does one thing perfectly: it flips macOS between showing and hiding hidden files and folders.Your Mac hides thousands of files by default — dotfiles like .zshrc and .gitconfig, the ~/Library folder, .env files, .DS_Store, and more. Reveal makes them appear (or disappear) instantly.How it works- Click the eye icon in your menu bar → all hidden files appear in Finder.- Click again → back to a clean, normal view.- Global hotkey ⌃⌥⌘H → toggle from anywhere, even when Finder isn't focused.- The menu bar icon shows the current state at a glance (open eye = visible, slashed eye = hidden).- Launch at Login so it's always ready.Why Reveal instead of the Terminal command or ⌘⇧.?macOS can toggle hidden files, but only inside a focused Finder window, and only if you remember the shortcut. Reveal gives you a persistent, system-wide switch with a clear visual indicator and a global hotkey — no Terminal, no commands to memorize.Built for trust- Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple — opens cleanly, no "unidentified developer" warnings.- No analytics, no network access, no account. It only flips one macOS setting and relaunches Finder.Requirements- macOS 13 (Ventura) or later- Apple Silicon or Intel (universal binary)---## Install instructions (add as a note / first lines of description)1. Download and open Reveal-1.1.dmg.2. Drag Reveal onto the Applications folder.3. Open Reveal from Applications. The eye icon appears in your menu bar.4. (Optional) Right-click / Control-click the icon → Launch at Login.To update later: quit Reveal first (Control-click → Quit), then drag the new version over.---