Collection:
Window Managers
The best of both worlds: great menu bar apps you can try for free — and unlock when you’re ready.
ProcessSpy
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.
Collection:
Keyboard & Mouse Apps
FlagBar
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.
Collection:
Developer Apps
DevCacheCleaner
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.
Collection:
Window Managers
Snapback
Snapback helps you save and restore complete workspace layouts, making it easy to return to the exact setup you need. With window snapping, multi-display support, keyboard shortcuts, and fast workspace switching.
Collection:
Personal Apps
LingoBar
Collection:
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.
Collection:
Window Managers
ClickFit
ClickFit makes window management faster with intuitive drag gestures, keyboard shortcuts, and customizable layouts. Snap, resize, and organize windows across multiple displays.
Collection:
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.