Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: October 7, 2026

Leaf quietly watches for inactive apps wasting memory in the background and nudges you when it might be time to quit them.
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ChocolateBar adds a second row beneath your Mac’s menu bar, bringing hidden notch-blocked icons and open windows back into view.
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RetroMac turns your Mac into a glowing slice of digital nostalgia, complete with CRT shimmer, VHS fuzz and classic desktop themes from the Mac OS 9 and Windows XP era.
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SmartClose makes macOS behave a little more like Windows by quitting apps when their last window closes.
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Tug makes setting a timer feel more natural. Pull down from the menu bar, release when the duration feels right, and your timer starts instantly.
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LingoBar turns your menu bar into a language tutor, surfacing bite-sized vocabulary throughout the day with audio pronunciation, flexible learning modes, and zero streak anxiety.
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WhatCable reveals what your USB-C cables are actually doing, translating hidden power, speed, and e-marker data into plain language so you can quickly understand charging limits, data rates, and connected devices without guesswork or digging through system details.
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Raybeam lets you share a draggable, resizable portion of your screen in video calls, making it easy to present only what matters without exposing your entire desktop to colleagues and accidental chaos.
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RainbowApple brings the classic six-colour Apple logo back to macOS with a transparent overlay that blends seamlessly into the menu bar, staying perfectly aligned across Spaces.
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Shiori turns bookmark management into something frictionless, letting you save and launch URLs in seconds with keyboard shortcuts, cloud sync, browser-profile routing and grouped links.
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