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.

PowerMode

PowerMode

Easily switch between low and high power mode, directly from your menu bar. When enabled, your MacBook automatically switches to low power mode when the battery drops below 20%.

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Lyric Fever

Lyric Fever

This menu bar app syncs with Spotify & Apple Music, retrieves the lyrics of the currently playing song, and loads them. It also modifies the truncation of the lyrics, to ensure that it fits in your menu bar.

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zClock

zClock

zClock is a basic desktop clock that works with all other fullscreen apps. It also shows your current network speed. In addition, a simple countdown is given for usage in Keynote and other apps.

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Particulars

Particulars

This menu bar app displays your Mac’s computer name, model name, serial number, CPU, RAM, graphics card, OS version, Server version, current user, uptime, disk space, and network configuration.

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ShotSolve

ShotSolve

ShotSolve lets you capture any part of your screen and instantly run a pre-configured GPT-4o prompt on it. From generating code out of Figma designs to UI feedback and contextual help, it turns screenshots into practical answers within seconds, all inside a fast, native interface that respects your privacy and keeps your API key securely stored in the Apple Keychain.

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IsThereNet

Is There Net

See when your internet disconnects and reconnects. A green top status line means connected; Red means disconnected (and Yellow means slow internet). The status line does not display in screenshots and does not interfere with menu bar navigation.

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