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.
Access your clipboard history, save clips, use programmable Smart Clips, paste the date or time, insert example text, perform calculations and paste the result or replace the selection, convert numbers to words, sorts lines and much more.
The menu bar app Spaced lets you organize your menu bar items into groups for a more streamlined appearance. Comes in handy on larger screens where menu bar space is ample.
Radiola is a lightweight Internet radio player. It lets you play different radio stations and switch between them easily, without running a resource hungry media player.
This menu bar app displays the current weather situation on your status bar without any fluff or annoyances. The app updates itself automatically every fifteen minutes.
Clamshell mode on your MacBook allows you to keep your Mac awake when you close the lid but it only works when a power adapter is connected.
This menu bar app aims to solve this problem by allowing clamshell mode even on battery.
Access Mastodon directly from your menu bar with a lightweight, native interface for social media networking efficiently without extra steps.
Vitals is a tiny process monitor that keeps track of resource usage. The app shows a per-process CPU graph covering the last 60 seconds. This makes it easier to track down apps that misbehave sporadically.
