Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: June 5, 2026.
Display Menu makes it easy to adjust your screen settings with a single click. Switch resolutions, toggle mirroring, and fine-tune refresh rates on the fly. With the optional upgrade, you can unlock Retina resolutions, AppleScript support, and handy resolution bookmarks for even greater control.
Shortcut Bar keeps your most important files, folders, apps, bookmarks, text snippets and even color swatches within instant reach. Add as many shortcuts as you like and access everything with a quick click, so the things you use every day are never more than a moment away.
Amelita adds a smart context menu to your menu bar to grant you quick access to functions, like the ability to quickly change desktop backgrounds, copy images to your clipboard, add multiple senders to your address book with one click and so much more. It takes all these complex tasks and puts them in the menu bar, ready to go when you need them.
iGlance displays current stats about your Mac on the status bar. It is built to be highly customizable so that everyone can adjust it to his/her needs.
Aware quietly tracks how long you’ve been actively using your Mac by monitoring mouse movement and keystrokes, pausing during breaks and resuming when you return. No preachy reminders or forced wellness rituals, just a clear, unobtrusive record of your screen time whenever you feel brave enough to look.
Stay remembers exactly where you placed every window and restores them instantly, even when you connect or disconnect external displays, so your setup always feels intentional rather than accidental.
Your hard drive rarely sends polite warnings before it collapses. SMARTReporter keeps an eye on its S.M.A.R.T. status and I/O errors, flagging early signs of trouble through clear alerts and a color-changing icon. It can also watch RAID health and available boot disk space. It is not a backup solution, but it does give you a fighting chance before hardware failure turns into data loss.
Kap makes it refreshingly simple to capture your screen and export clean recordings as GIF, MP4, WebM, or APNG. With optional audio, click highlights, and easy trimming, it keeps things polished without unnecessary fuss.
You know that tiny moment of panic when your cursor disappears on a giant display and you start wiggling the mouse like you’re summoning help from the tech gods. Cursor Pro fixes that with a customizable highlight and a precise, one-key magnifier that makes clicks, movements, and pixels unmistakably clear. It is built for polished presentations, remote demos, and anyone who prefers looking in control instead of slightly lost.
QuickRes makes switching screen resolutions on your Mac effortless, whether you are pushing a 15-inch Retina MacBook Pro to a sharp 3840 × 2400 or unlocking crisp HiDPI modes on older displays for a surprisingly refined workspace.
