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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.
This menu bar app automatically turns off your Mac’s keyboard backlight when you don’t need it, using flexible schedules or local sunrise and sunset times. Pause it anytime and restore the backlight whenever needed.
Keep an eye on your inbox with Foxifier, where a friendly fox barks when new mail arrives and shows who sent it. Bilingual (English and Dutch), with plenty of themes, effects, animations, and customization options.
Control where macOS notification banners appear across multiple displays. BannerHither sends them to the display you’re using, your active window, or a screen of your choice, keeping alerts right where you’re looking.
Instantly switch between open Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents with a handy tab row, keeping every file one click away without opening separate windows.
Track time with a thin, customizable line beneath the menu bar that shrinks as your timer runs down. Adjust its thickness, color, opacity, position, and width.
Pullover keeps your GitHub pull requests under control, showing only reviews, replies, new activity, and issues that need your attention, with local processing, keyboard navigation, and snoozing.
Tock is a minimalist timer for quick, distraction-free time tracking, offering natural-language entry, countdowns, stopwatch and Pomodoro modes, and custom notification tones.
Keep weekly Codex and Claude usage on pace with clear remaining-capacity and target comparisons, helping you see whether you’re ahead or behind your ideal usage at a glance.
Monitor your Mac’s power usage at a glance, with live readings for system, charger and battery power, CPU energy activity, charging status and local history, all kept on-device.
