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Menu Bar Managers
Bartender Pro
Bartender Pro 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.
Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: October 27, 2026
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System Tools
PocketBar
Bring your favourite Android apps to your Mac in compact, individual windows. Personalise the experience with custom themes and wallpapers, manage notifications, block ads, and install apps from multiple sources.
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Audio Apps
AudioRouterNow
Play your Mac’s system audio through multiple outputs simultaneously, including speakers, headphones, and external interfaces. This utility preserves volume controls and remembers your setup across reboots.
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Launcher Apps
Studio Launcher
Launch Cubase commands, macros, plug-ins and FX chains instantly with a context-aware command palette. Customize shortcuts, automate workflows and enjoy personalized results, all without leaving Cubase.
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Keyboard & Mouse Apps
Teclo
Bring satisfying mechanical keyboard sounds to every keystroke, with 16 sound packs across five moods, optional mouse clicks and a customizable keycap pet that reacts to your typing rhythm.
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Window Managers
Cue
Save window layouts across multiple displays as scenes, then restore them with a keystroke. Cue remembers each monitor, supports automatic scene switching and is accessible from the menu bar or notch.
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Window Managers
PulseTiles
Snap windows into place with intuitive drag-and-drop controls, customizable keyboard shortcuts and a quick launcher. Save window arrangements, adjust spacing and position windows across multiple displays.
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Fun Apps
Waiting for AI
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System Stats
MetalStat
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Menu Bar Managers
ClockStack
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Cleaning Apps | Developer Apps
Ramback
Reclaim memory by finding and stopping idle simulators, emulators, dev servers, containers, and lingering AI agent processes, while leaving databases, active builds, and pinned processes untouched.