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Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: October 22, 2026

Bartender Pro

Bartender Airdrop

BartenderPro now includes Top Shelf, a clever upgrade that turns your MacBook notch into a surprisingly useful hub for files, weather, meetings, music, and quick access to everyday tools.

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SpectrumViz

SpectrumViz

Turn your Mac’s audio into a retro 80s LED spectrum analyzer. Customize colors, frequency bands and stereo display, with floating or full-screen viewing and all audio processing handled locally.

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ColorPop

ColorPop

Create, organize, and sync color palettes across your Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Pick colors from anywhere, check WCAG and APCA contrast, and copy color values in the format you need.

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Aide

Aide

Aide monitors CPU and memory usage against custom limits, turning its indicator orange or red when thresholds are exceeded. Identify resource-heavy apps, then pause, resume, restart, or terminate them.

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popCalendar

popCalendar

popCalendar combines a full-year calendar, daily agenda, event search, date calculations, and customizable clocks. Explore upcoming events, manage calendar entries, save date ranges, and personalize views with photos and backgrounds.

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NiceGrab

NiceGrab

Capture polished screenshots and videos of any Mac window with custom backgrounds, rounded corners, and shadows. NiceGrab adds templates, flexible layouts, and instant clipboard sharing, with everything processed locally.

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AgentAwake

AgentAwake

Keep your MacBook awake with the lid closed while AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex are working, with automatic sleep, battery protection, thermal monitoring, and fan control.

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ReserveGauge

ReserveGauge

Track Claude Code, Codex and other AI coding usage limits in real time, with reset countdowns, personalised forecasts and early warnings. All usage history stays locally on your Mac.

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