Fresh finds for your menu bar. Most recently added apps on top – last updated: June 19, 2026.
Clamshell mode on your MacBook allows you to keep your Mac awake when you close the lid but it only works when a power adapter is connected.
This menu bar app aims to solve this problem by allowing clamshell mode even on battery.
Whether you’re a designer, marketer, developer or a student, with this menu bar app you can easily share your work (HTML, PDF or anything in a Zip file) online.
Follow the World Cup directly from you Mac’s Menu Bar. You can see today’s live matches (with live score!), yesterday’s results if you missed it, and tomorrow’s scheduled matches.
Antnotes is a replacement of standard stickies application. For each note you can change size, placement on screen, background color, text font and color, make it translucent (transparent) or pinned (so it floats atop of all other windows).
Open, type a number, and instantly see all your favorite conversions in the menu bar. You can choose from 264 units and 170 currencies (macOS Ventura).
Access Mastodon directly from your menu bar with a lightweight, native interface for social media networking efficiently without extra steps.
The menu bar app Coffee is a tiny time tracker. You can track multiple projects, start and stop tracking your time with a single tap, and export data to CSV for invoice creation.
Vitals is a tiny process monitor that keeps track of resource usage. The app shows a per-process CPU graph covering the last 60 seconds. This makes it easier to track down apps that misbehave sporadically.
