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Personal Apps
The best of both worlds: great menu bar apps you can try for free — and unlock when you’re ready.
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System Tools
WhatCable
WhatCable reveals what your USB-C cables are actually doing, translating hidden power, speed, and e-marker data into plain language so you can quickly understand charging limits, data rates, and connected devices without guesswork or digging through system details.
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Window Managers
ClickFit
ClickFit makes window management on macOS feel surprisingly fluid, letting you move, snap, tile, and organize windows with gestures, hotkeys, and custom layouts.
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Launcher Apps | Window Managers
Pegboard
Pegboard keeps small tasks within reach while you stay focused in full-screen mode. Instead of juggling windows to check a calendar, start a timer, or grab a snippet, everything appears instantly in a clean overlay. Humanity spent decades inventing computers just to spend half the day minimizing things.
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Network Apps
Ethernet Menu Monitor
Ethernet Monitor puts your wired connection back where it belongs, offering real-time speeds, essential network details, and a clean native feel, with optional pro tools for deeper insight without compromising privacy.
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Browser Apps
Glanceway
Glanceway brings everything you follow into one quiet, unified view, from Hacker News and GitHub to RSS, stocks, and crypto, with AI-powered sources and summaries that keep you informed without the usual noise.
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AI Apps
Silkwave Voice
Silkwave Voice records microphone and system audio simultaneously, transcribing everything in real time using Apple’s on-device models. No internet required, no API costs, no subscriptions. Summaries via Apple Intelligence. Completely private.
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System Stats
ActiveStat
ActiveStat keeps a calm eye on your Mac’s performance, showing real-time CPU load, memory pressure, disk activity, and energy impact in a clean interface that surfaces useful insights without getting in your way.
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Writing Apps
glyph
This menu bar app helps your words look less like everyone else’s, offering stylish text, symbols, and kaomoji you can drop anywhere, with quick access, smooth flow, and even live typing for effortless expression.
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Sports Apps
Pitwall
Pitwall keeps Formula 1 within easy reach, showing live positions, lap times, and championship standings at a glance. A clean, native macOS experience that lets fans follow every session without cluttering their workspace.