Free apps

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.

Phyllon

Phyllon

Phyllon lives in your macOS menu bar, letting you capture notes the moment inspiration strikes with instant typing, auto-save, and simple text export, all local, private, and distraction-free.

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Mino

Mino

Mino is a lightweight, fully native macOS app that keeps track of GitHub releases with quiet precision. Add repositories in seconds, monitor updates at a glance, install via Homebrew when available, and store tokens securely in the Keychain, all wrapped in a clean, dependency-free design.

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SimplShot

SimplShot

SimplShot makes screenshots feel less like admin and more like momentum. Capture once, then instantly export every format you need, from social squares to custom pixel-perfect sizes, without repeating the same tedious steps. It is fast, focused and refreshingly simple.

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GoogleDriveSync

GoogleDriveSync

GoogleDriveSync keeps Google Drive syncing light and sane, letting you connect multiple accounts and folders from one native menu bar app while using minimal memory and handling external drives gracefully.

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Netfluss

Netfluss

Netfluss keeps things refreshingly simple, showing real-time upload and download speeds across all active adapters, along with key IP details and quick reconnect options, all in a clean, open-source Swift build that stays lightweight and out of your way.

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