Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.
Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.
Play your Mac’s system audio through multiple outputs simultaneously, including speakers, headphones, and external interfaces. This utility preserves volume controls and remembers your setup across reboots.
Monitor live network speeds and per-app data usage, see which apps consume the most data, pause automatic updates on hotspots, and run speed tests.
Switch between work and personal GitHub accounts with one click. GitSwitcher displays your active account, syncs with the GitHub CLI, and leaves your credentials safely in the macOS Keychain.
Track time around the world with sky-colored clocks, a day-and-night map, and smart meeting planning. Extract dates and time zones from messages in 16 languages, entirely offline.
Run macOS and Linux virtual machines on Apple silicon, with streamlined setup, snapshots, shared folders, SSH access, and command-line control. Free, open source, and built with Swift.
Customize your Mac’s menu bar with flexible spacers and subtle dividers. Arrange icons with ease and keep your menu bar neatly organized.
Keep your menu bar tidy by hiding rarely used icons and bringing them back with one click. Designed for macOS 26 and 27, Frost features Liquid Glass, customizable icon layouts, and easy access to hidden menus.
Summon a Finder-style file drawer from any screen edge with a hotkey. Browse files, access Finder favorites, preview items, and drag files between apps.
