Menu Bar Managers

Lickable brings back the classic menu bars from previous macOS versions, offering a nostalgic and (for some) visually appealing interface.

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Menu Bar Tint lets you set colors and translucency for three sections of the menu bar.

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This menu bar app lets you customize the gap between menu bar icons. This comprehensive tool helps you stay organized and efficient throughout your workday without distractions or complications. The app Gaps does the same and runs on older versions of macOS.

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iBar is an menu bar management tool that supports the hiding of menu bar icons and the aggregation and display of individual windows.

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Ice lets you hide and show menu bar items. You can customize the menu bar’s appearance and choose your own icon to show in the menu bar.

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The menu bar app Spaced lets you organize your menu bar items into groups for a more streamlined appearance. Comes in handy on larger screens where menu bar space is ample.

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TopNotch hides the notch by making your menu bar black. It’s only cosmetic and doesn’t take away any screen real estate. The app can also be used on any non-notch Mac to make the menu bar black.

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Menu Bar Dock places the apps you currently have open onto your menu bar. Now you have freed up all that space at the bottom of your screen!

You can change the number of apps shown, icon size and spacing, and sorting order in the app’s preferences.

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Hidden Bar lets you hide your menu bar items. You can even configure the auto-hide time.

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