Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: July 9, 2026.
Tomighty brings simplicity to focus sessions with a lightweight, distraction-free interface that quietly helps you work in steady, deliberate bursts of concentrated effort and productive rest throughout the day.
Tim keeps time tracking straightforward, showing your active task at a glance while offering detailed reports, flexible exports, and smart automations. Everything stays private on your device, so you stay in control of both your hours and your data.
If you occasionally forget your own IP address, this one keeps it politely visible at all times. It runs quietly in the background, updates automatically, and offers simple customization, including support for router and local IP display.
MostRecent keeps your apps exactly where you expect them by automatically moving recently launched ones to the top. Over time it quietly learns your habits, making everyday launches faster, whether you prefer clicking, shortcuts, or Touch Bar.
Drag and drop your files to the Droplr icon in the menubar. They will be uploaded to your Droplr storage. You will get the link to the files that you can share with your friends. Free users (4 GB Cloud Storage) can keep the files in the cloud storage for 24 hours.
Tadam keeps things simple with focused 25-minute sessions, gentle reminders, and an unapologetically bold break screen that nudges you away from your Mac before your brain quietly gives up.
XMenu adds customizable global menus to the right side of your screen, giving instant access to apps, folders, documents, and text snippets. It works without setup, feels native, and offers a clean, free alternative to Dock folders.
A playful runner lives in your menu bar and speeds up or slows down with your Mac’s CPU usage, turning system monitoring into light entertainment. While exports crawl or builds compile, you watch cats, rockets, penguins or even a tiny steam locomotive race by, all while keeping an eye on performance, battery and network activity.
Progress Bar OSX turns your remaining lifespan into a visual countdown, quietly reminding you that time is finite and oddly motivating. Dark humor meets simple design, and suddenly procrastination feels slightly more expensive.
