Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: July 16, 2026

CopyPaste Pro automatically records a certain number of clips (50 by default) and allows you to quickly access them at a latter time. This menu bar app also allows you to add your own entries in an Archive: this comes in handy when you are using the same text strings frequently.
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All your GitHub notifications in your menu bar, so you can streamline your code review and ship with ease.
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The new Apple Silicon Macs notoriously don’t allow sub-4K resolution displays to have HiDPI (“Retina”) resolutions. This menu bar app tricks macOS into thinking you’ve plugged in a 5K monitor.
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This menu bar app tells you the temperature of each of the CPU cores on your Mac, and also lists the fan speeds cooling off these cores.
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Speedy lets you perform a full speedtest in under ten seconds, directly from your menu bar through Apple’s servers.
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This menu bar app checks regularly your Mac’s security configuration. No more facepalms when you realize you accidentally left your firewall or disk encryption disabled. The app code is fully open-sourced.
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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.
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GlanceCal makes your appointments accessible via the menu bar to quickly check if you’re on schedule and see what’s up next.
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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.
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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.
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