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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.
ARD Monitor shows the state of your Apple Remote Desktop (disabled, enabled, connected) – even if the Administrator asked for permission to monitor/control. You can also disconnect connected administrators. It displays your IP- and MAC-addresses, computer name and serial number.
Vu sits in the status bar and gives you a basic Instagram experience with its minimal mobile-like design.
This open source lyric grabber lives in your menu bar. For iTunes, Spotify, Vox and Audirvana Plus.
Getting annoyed when you accidentally type everything with caps lock on? This menu bar app lets you change the case of text simply by selecting the text and pressing Caps Lock.
MiniUsage is a menu bar app that displays various data like CPU usage, amount of network flow, battery status and process names which uses much CPU time.
Simple menu bar tool for sharing files from your Mac. Click the icon to choose which files to send, or drag and drop multiple items right onto the icon.
Launching a Speedtest straight from your Mac menu bar is the quickest way to check your connectivity.
This menu bar app is a little bot that tries to take care of you on your Mac. It tells you cute, self care things, and tries not to stress you out.
Clarity brings minimal Mac wallpapers right to your menu bar, letting you customize your desktop aesthetic with curated, beautiful designs.
