Collection:
Audio Apps
Tubist
Ever used YouTube to listen to background music, only to accidently close your browser tab? With Tubist there is no more closing YouTube by accident, especially while you AirPlay.
Good apps don’t always come with a price tag. These menu bar gems are free — and worth your space.
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Audio Apps (Music)
Jukebox
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OCR Apps
TRex
TRex lives in your menu bar and captures any text right into your Clipboard with magic of OCR. A free alternative for TextSniper.
Collection:
Clipboard Managers
Yippy
Yippy is an open source clipboard manager. The history window shows all text ever copied from when it is first run.
Collection:
Note Taking Apps
One Thing
Always focus on one thing at a time. With One Thing you can put a single task or goal in your menu bar.
Collection:
System Tools
OnlySwitch
OnlySwitch is an all-in-one status bar button. The Hide Notch Switch only shows on the build-in display of M1 Pro/Max Macbook Pro.
Collection:
Cloud Apps
Maestral
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Developer Apps
Neat
All your GitHub notifications in your menu bar, so you can streamline your code review and ship with ease.
Collection:
Display Apps
BetterDummy
The new Apple Silicon Macs notoriously don’t allow sub-4K resolution displays to have HiDPI (“Retina”) resolutions. This menu bar app tricks macOS into thinking you’ve plugged in a 5K monitor.
Collection:
Network Apps
Pingr
Pingr shows your current internet speed right in the menu bar with a clean, minimal widget — a quick at-a-glance check that tells you whether your connection is holding up without opening a speed test.