Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: June 6, 2026.
With SoundSource you can change the volume and output device for individual apps, right from your menu bar.
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RescueTime is a time-management tool that runs securely in the background of your computer. The app keeps track on the time you spent on applications and websites, giving you an accurate picture of your working day.
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Rocket is a free Mac app that makes typing emoji faster and easier using Slack-style shortcuts. A simple and effective app that gets the job done. It lets you quickly enter emoji by typing rather than scrolling through a list.
You can also access any emoji through Rocket’s built-in shortcut window.
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Typinator streamlines the reuse of commonly used phrases, terms, and images. It lets you insert phrases and pictures into any type of document.
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Vanilla is a free Mac app that lets you hide menu bar icons, keeping your menu bar clean and clutter-free while maintaining quick access when needed.
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Workspaces allows you to bundle the resources linked with a project (files, websites, emails, apps) into one set, in your menu bar.
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Are you a Gmail user? Kiwi puts your Gmail account inside a popup panel that you can bring up from the menu bar.
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BusyCal displays your calendar in Day, Week, Month, Year and List views. What makes BusyCal unique is its ability to customize these views to more precisely meet your needs.
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SpotMenu is a Spotify style menu bar app that displays the artist/album in the menu bar. The app comes in handy when you hear a song and wonder “Who is the artist/album?” Then you can click the Menu Bar icon to interact with what’s playing.
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SizeUp allows you to quickly resize and position your windows with keyboard shortcuts or a handy menu bar icon.
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