Good apps don’t always come with a price tag. These menu bar gems are free — and worth your space.

The yellow dot is useful in letting you know if an app is using the microphone. But when you’re familiar with all the apps that use the microphone, it can be an annoyance. When this menu bar app is running, the corner dot will always be hidden.
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With Dropbox Capture, you can create a video message that includes your computer screen, face, and voice all with a single Mac menu bar app.
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A simple menu bar app to view and interact with reminders. You can keep everything in sync with Apple Reminders.
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Automatically bring windows to the foreground when your cursor hovers over them for streamlined and efficient workflows without clicking for seamless integration with ease saving you time and effort every day.
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Read and stay current with your favorite RSS feeds directly from your menu bar using a clean, streamlined, distraction-free interface without any visual clutter making your workflow more efficient.
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This menu bar app lets you directly enter random, populair and the latest kaomojis straight from your menu bar.
Kaomoji is the Japanese version of an emoticon. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Open links in a specific browser (for example, you could create a rule to make all URLs with the domain “google.com” open in Chrome) or a matching native app.
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PlayStatus is a menu bar app that allows the control of Spotify, Apple Music (macOS 10.15+) and iTunes including iTunes Radio/Beats1 playback from your menu bar.
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This menu bar app listens iTunes and Spotify to detect chords of songs. It saves up to 20 chords.
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This menu bar app keeps the MAC addresses of your Wi-Fi and Ethernet interfaces random for privacy.
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