Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: June 4, 2026.
Chrono allows you to create a timer in seconds and shows the remaining time in your menu bar. Great for time boxing or general purpose timers to boost productivity. There’s also a log where you can analyse how you’ve spend your time.
GlanceCal makes your appointments accessible via the menu bar to quickly check if you’re on schedule and see what’s up next.
Pingr shows your current internet speed right in the menu bar with a clean, minimal widget — a quick at-a-glance check that tells you whether your connection is holding up without opening a speed test.
In macOS Monterey Apple introduced a new Low Power Mode for Mac. Cooldown is a simple menu bar app that allows you to quickly toggle Low Power Mode on and off.
Bunch is a menu bar app that uses plain text scripts (‘Bunches’) to automate context switching. Bunches can open apps, specific files, web pages, and more.
This menu bar app shows the hex code of the color under your mouse pointer. You can also turn on Copy on Right Click, so that when you right click, the color code is copied immediately.
The transparent menu bar of MacOS 11 Big Sur is a nightmare for some people. This menu bar app brings back the “perfectly fine” macOS Catalina menu bar.
There is also the De-Notch-ifier.
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.
Display a gorgeous album cover on your desktop. You can also control playback status and display the track name, artist and album name. Everything is customizable.
