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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.
Beams shows you upcoming meetings, which you can join in one click. It also allows you to reserve focus time in between meetings by automatically updating your Google Calendar and Slack status. Other features: prioritizing daily goals, auto-joining video calls, focus mode, journal and calendar insights.
Energiza Pro allows you to control battery charging by setting individual charging limits. At any time you can start charging and even discharging (requires Apple M1 chip or later) with a click of a button.
There’s also a free version.
Pasty is a menu bar app that provides you with an interface for retrieving and organizing your clipboard history. You can search by content, source application, and type of content.
You can even access your most frequently used copied items by pinning them to a dedicated Space.
This menu bar app shows the cover art and customizable album/artist/song/year display for Spotify or Apple Music. It also gives you access to all the common music control functions. A number of custom configuration options are available as well.
Whether you’re a designer, marketer, developer or a student, with this menu bar app you can easily share your work (HTML, PDF or anything in a Zip file) online.
Antnotes is a replacement of standard stickies application. For each note you can change size, placement on screen, background color, text font and color, make it translucent (transparent) or pinned (so it floats atop of all other windows).
The menu bar app Coffee is a tiny time tracker. You can track multiple projects, start and stop tracking your time with a single tap, and export data to CSV for invoice creation.
This menu bar app prevents your Mac from entering Sleep mode. You can control your system in terms of display, sleep, and power saving
Sticklet (Inspired by real world Sticky Notes) is a menu app that’s always available for quick notes. It also has tools to structure and organise notes, and even for brainstorming ideas.
