Good apps don’t always come with a price tag. These menu bar gems are free — and worth your space.
Good apps don’t always come with a price tag. These menu bar gems are free — and worth your space.
Barttery keeps track of your Apple devices’ battery levels in one place, showing charging status, remaining time, cycle counts, and customizable notifications across Mac, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, AirPods, and accessories.
Mojo Pulse monitors your Mac’s performance, security, network activity, battery health, and hardware status, with clear alerts when something needs attention. A quiet companion that helps keep your Mac running smoothly.
BigCursor makes your pointer easier to spot on large displays by enlarging it while you move and hiding it again when idle. It also offers adjustable size and smart triggers.
IAXT monitors AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex by locally recording commands, file changes, and system actions. Review activity logs, spot unusual behavior, and keep AI workflows secure.
Slashbar brings 185+ actions into a fast command bar, letting you format text, manage files, control windows, search, use AI tools, and automate everyday tasks through one customizable shortcut.
Lidless keeps your Apple Silicon Mac awake even with the lid closed, making it ideal for long-running tasks, coding agents, and remote workflows. It includes temperature monitoring, battery safeguards, and auto-off timers.
Peeku locks your Mac when you step away, using on-device camera analysis, Apple Watch proximity, and activity signals, all processed locally with no cloud or account.
Quay helps developers manage local services from one place, making it easy to start, stop, and monitor project servers, Docker containers, Homebrew services, and terminal agents with live resource metrics and one-click browser access.
This menu bar app helps developers monitor multiple AI coding sessions from tools like Claude Code, Codex, opencode, and pi, making it easy to spot when attention is needed and jump straight to the right terminal, editor, or conversation.
HotkeyClash scans running apps, system shortcuts, and automation configs on macOS to detect overlapping keyboard shortcuts and reveal conflicts in a clear, unified overview.
