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.

CurrentKey

CurrentKey

CurrentKey that lets you manage your time (spent across apps) and spaces (virtual desktops). This menu bar app even lets you jump directly to a specific space, without needing to swipe between them or open Mission Control.

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Menu Bar Dock

menu bar dock

Menu Bar Dock places the apps you currently have open onto your menu bar. Now you have freed up all that space at the bottom of your screen!

You can change the number of apps shown, icon size and spacing, and sorting order in the app’s preferences.

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Better Menu Bar

better menu bar

Better Menu Bar shows your computer stats in your menu bar. It gives you information about your CPU, RAM, Battery, and Network in a consolidated window. It also has an automatic RAM cleanup feature that comes in handy when your computer falls below a certain level of free RAM.

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Culrs

culrs

Culrs lets you explore the color palettes. It has different categories such as monochromatic, triad, analogous, and tetradic to simplify your search for different themes. Once you have a palette chosen, simply click the color to copy its hex code.

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MeetingBar

meetingbar

With a large number of meetings, it is very convenient to keep them in front of your eyes: in your menu bar! MeetingBar integrated with Google Meet and Zoom.

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Downlink

downlink

Real-time satellite imagery on your desktop. Every 20 minutes (or every hour, you pick), Downlink updates your desktop background with a fresh image of Earth. You can even create your own views.

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yFi

yFi

yFi is a menu bar app that continuously monitors your WiFi TX Rate and reconnects if it’s getting bad. This ensures you’ll never have lags and dropouts in online meetings.

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