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.
BlockBlock is a menu bar app that warns of persistently installed software. In other words, it looks for software that’s installing itself in such a way that it will always be running and will fire up again after a system reboot.
View today’s schedule right from the menu bar. Just the events for today. Click an event to show it in the Calendar app.
This small app allows you to keep specific time zones in your menu bar. You can enter as many time zones as you want.
BetterDisplay lets you convert your displays to fully scalable screens, and gives you a host of other features to manage your display’s settings easily from your menu bar.
dotBeat shows the current Swatch Internet Time in your menu bar. It also gives you a view into how Internet Time corresponds to local times across the globe.
With this menu bar app the Bluetooth connection is switched off when your Mac sleeps, and switched on when your Mac wakes.
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.
A simple menu bar app to view and interact with reminders. You can keep everything in sync with Apple Reminders.
Read your favorite RSS feeds straight from your menu bar, in a clean, distraction-free interface.
