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.

DateDrop

DateDrop

DateDrop makes it easy to insert perfectly formatted dates, times, and time ranges anywhere you type. With quick hotkeys, timezone support, and flexible formatting options, scheduling stops feeling like administrative punishment.

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DisplayAlign

DisplayAlign

DisplayAlign brings some much-needed sanity to multi-monitor setups on macOS, letting you position displays with pixel-level precision, save custom layouts for different workspaces, and automatically restore everything the moment your screens reconnect.

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FilePop

FilePop

FilePop keeps file browsing close at hand with a fast, native interface that slides into your workflow effortlessly. Drag, preview, and organize files in seconds, without digging through Finder.

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Codeburn

Codeburn

This menu bar app monitors your AI coding activity, offering real-time insights into costs and usage patterns. Gain instant visibility into trends and optimization hints to streamline your workflow across all providers.

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Just10

Just10

Keeps your focus brutally simple by showing your top todo inline, while limiting active tasks to ten. Reordering is effortless, editing is instant, and anything beyond that level of ambition is politely refused.

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What Did I Miss

What Did I Miss

This menu bar app gathers what you missed, summarizes it on-device, and calmly reads it back in a short, surprisingly useful recap.

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Mac Input Stats

Mac Input Stats

Mac Input Stats offers a quiet, surprisingly revealing look at how you use your Mac, tracking typing, clicks, scrolling, and even voice input, with clear trends and everything stored locally for peace of mind.

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