MonitorControl

Adjust external monitor settings including brightness, contrast, and volume from your menu bar.
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.

Adjust external monitor settings including brightness, contrast, and volume from your menu bar.
Heads Down detects your application of choice and automatically enables macOS’s “Do Not Disturb” feature. This menu bar app is for coders and designers and supports VS Code, Sublime Text, XCode, IntelliJ IDEA, Figma and Sketch.

With CCMenu you can keep track of your repositories’ latest build status. It also sends notifications when a build status changes.

With TinyStopwatch you can easily keep track of the time you spent on work or other activities. During use, the time and current status (running, paused, stopped) are displayed in your menu bar.

This app displays the UTC (Coordinated Universal Time) in your menu bar. Noting more, noting less.

Whith this minimalistic pomodoro based focus timer you can divide your workflow into sections. Sleek, simple design! Flow also allows you to blacklist apps so you won’t get distracted.

Unsplash Wallpapers for Mac makes it easy to find and preview new wallpapers, right in your menu bar. Two clicks, that’s it.

Catapult helps you open your projects more easily. Drag and drop any folder or file and select which app you want to open it with. A new project is created and you can access it quickly through your menu bar.

With this menu bar app you can perform common Home Assistant functions. Currently HA Menu supports turning available switches, lights, automations and input_boolean’s on and off.