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.

Ironsmith

Ironsmith

Ironsmith lets you describe the macOS app you want, then generates, builds, and packages it into a runnable application. It supports local and cloud AI models, requires only Xcode Command Line Tools, and creates sandboxed apps by default.

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MacTools

MacTools

MacTools combines dozens of system utilities into one customizable app, with display controls, cleanup tools, monitoring widgets, battery management, and productivity features. Enable only the tools you need and keep everything organized in one place.

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SpawnHere

SpawnHere

SpawnHere automatically places newly created app windows on the display beneath your pointer, making multi-monitor workflows more convenient. It works across compatible apps while keeping controls simple and settings private.

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Hotspot Guard

Hotspot Guard

Hotspot Guard monitors app data usage on metered connections, helping prevent runaway data usage on mobile hotspots. Set limits, track budgets, and receive alerts with everything running on-device for a more private experience.

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SketchyBar

SketchyBar

SketchyBar is a highly customizable macOS status bar replacement built for power users. With dynamic scripting, animations, interactive widgets, graphs, and popup menus, it transforms the menu bar into a flexible, event-driven workspace.

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Notate

Notate

Notate freezes the exact screen state — open menus, hover and focus states included — or records short sequences for frame-by-frame annotation. It adds numbered pins, arrows, and shapes, then exports clean images or agent-ready Markdown.

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