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Collection: AI Apps

Free apps

AudioBuddy

Audiobuddy

If you are dissatisfied with the default Mac text-to-speech voices, this menu bar app replaces them with OpenAI. There’s a max limit of 4096 characters.

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Collection: Display Apps | Meeting Apps

Free apps

iBlurred

This menu bar app allows you to blur out sensitive information. You can resize each blurred part of your screen to meet your preferences.

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Collection: Menu Bar Managers

Free apps

iBar

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

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Collection: Code Apps

Paid apps

Zshistory

This menu bar app lets you search through your recent terminal commands. It currently supports only zsh, which is the default shell in macOS.

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Collection: Weather Apps

Paid apps

Weather Emoji

A simple but elegant method to show the current weather (and temperature) on your Mac’s menu bar.

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Collection: Audio Apps | Meeting Apps

Paid apps

With MutePod, you can mute or unmute the microphone directly from your menu bar. Whether you’re in a Zoom meeting or grooving to record, MutePod syncs effortlessly with your AirPods. You can also modify the input volume or the default input device.

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Collection: Screen Capturing Apps

Paid apps

1001 Record

This menu bar app simplifies screen recording, screenshots, and on-screen annotations. You can record the entire screen, specific regions, or windows, and even include camera recordings.

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Collection: Screen Capturing Apps

Paid apps

ScreenshotMagic

This menu bar app utilizes AI to automatically provide descriptive names for your images. It makes it easy to rename large batches of images in just 1 click.

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Collection: Security Apps

Free apps | Open Source

BLEUnlock

This menu bar app lets you lock and unlock your Mac with your iPhone, Apple Watch, or any other Bluetooth low energy devices.

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Collection: Battery Apps

Free apps

PowerMode

Easily switch between low and high power mode, directly from your menu bar. When enabled, your MacBook automatically switches to low power mode when the battery drops below 20%.

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