Bartender Pro
AirDrop Files, Join Meetings, Check Weather From Your Notch
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Bartender Pro
AirDrop Files, Join Meetings, Check Weather From Your Notch
10% off with code: MACMENUBAR
Access, sync, and share without leaving your Mac. Upload files, mount cloud drives, monitor services, track changes, and manage remote storage right from your menu bar.
Access, sync, and share without leaving your Mac. Upload files, mount cloud drives, monitor services, track changes, and manage remote storage right from your menu bar.
GoogleDriveSync keeps Google Drive syncing light and sane, letting you connect multiple accounts and folders from one native menu bar app while using minimal memory and handling external drives gracefully.
BucketDrop is a macOS menu bar app that lets you upload files to your own S3-compatible storage, then instantly copies a shareable URL.
Turn Google Sheets into powerful menu bar apps. Customize layouts, automate updates, and manage projects effortlessly.
iCloud Kicker helps force iCloud to sync your files when it gets stuck by restarting its process.
Whether you’re a designer, marketer, developer or a student, with this menu bar app you can easily share your work (HTML, PDF or anything in a Zip file) online.
This menu bar app is probably the only open-source alternative to Apple’s “Continuity“. Want to copy-paste content across your devices or simply share a link? Browse remote files? All of this and more is possible with Soduto. Also supports Android and Linux. Soduto seems to work fine on a M1 MacBook Pro (Big Sur 11.2.2).
Beaconly turns your menu bar into a hub of productivity. Access your critical tools, services, and updates—all without interrupting your workflow. Track tasks from platforms like Jira, Asana, and Trello, monitor service statuses, or check crypto prices—all at a glance. New extensions added frequently.
Eject multiple mounted volumes in one click with this easy to use menu bar app. You can also favorite a mounted volume to save it for quick unmounting later.
