The best of both worlds: great menu bar apps you can try for free — and unlock when you’re ready.
The best of both worlds: great menu bar apps you can try for free — and unlock when you’re ready.
ScreenPlace helps keep your Mac workspace organized by remembering and restoring window layouts automatically. With reusable templates, multi-display support, and customizable workspaces, it makes switching between tasks faster and more consistent.
TimeBarX transforms your menu bar into a subtle visual timer with a real-time progress bar across all displays, helping you track time without interrupting your focus.
Helm launches entire workflows with a single click, opening apps, tabs, files, and focus modes in predefined combinations. Designed for fast context switching, it keeps recurring setups instantly within reach.
Tuck keeps your Mac menu bar clean by letting you hide and organize icons with a simple toggle. It offers instant clutter control, optional system icon hiding, and advanced rules for Pro users.
CamLoop lets you record a short video loop and switch to it during video calls, giving you a moment away from the camera while keeping your presence natural. Works across major meeting platforms and keeps everything on-device.
Paperman adds a subtle paper texture to your display, reducing visual fatigue while preserving color accuracy. With customizable textures, automatic switching, and per-app controls, it makes screens feel noticeably softer and more natural to read.
ProcessSpy provides in-depth macOS process monitoring with CPU and memory history, disk I/O, hierarchical views, regex search, and a detailed inspector for real-time system insight and performance analysis tracking overview.
FlagBar brings visual keyboard layout indicators back to macOS, replacing plain text with country flags, custom emojis, or your own images. It’s lightweight, easy to personalize, and keeps language switching instantly recognizable at a glance.
DevCacheCleaner helps developers reclaim valuable disk space by scanning for cache files, build artifacts, and other generated data created by Xcode, Node.js, Android, Flutter, and similar tools. It provides a clear overview of storage usage before cleanup, making it easy to safely remove unnecessary files while keeping source code untouched.
