Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.

Some people trust biometric authentication right up to the exact moment they don’t. PanicLock keeps Touch ID for daily ease, but lets you instantly disable it and lock your Mac with a shortcut, forcing password-only access without interrupting your session.
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CC Usage Bar offers a minimal, reliable way to view Claude Code usage at a glance, reading directly from the source for accurate results, with no setup or network calls.
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Whiplash helps developers stay on top of Claude Code, Gemini CLI, and Codex sessions in one place, tracking what’s running, idle, or finished, with task awareness and a lightweight experience.
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Transform your clipboard into a workspace for encoding, formatting, hashing, and AI queries. With access to JSON tools, UUID generation, and extensibility via plugins, it keeps tasks flowing smoothly.
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Switch between multiple Claude Code accounts instantly, without the usual logout ritual or browser detours. See live usage and rate limits, keep your credentials secure, and stay in flow when switching between work and personal setups.
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OSX Stats Nano keeps an eye on your Mac with live CPU, memory, GPU, and network stats, offering clear visuals and detailed breakdowns in a remarkably small, efficient footprint.
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Buffer sits somewhere between Maccy and Raycast, offering a lightweight clipboard history with a cleaner workflow. It adds on-device OCR, image support, and fast search, all while staying fully local, private, and open source.
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This menu bar app records and transcribes meetings entirely on your Mac, keeping everything local. It offers fast multilingual transcription, on-device summaries, and clean Markdown output without accounts, cloud services, or intrusive tracking.
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Cmd+Tab (skipping minimized or closed apps) is a small frustration you’ve probably learned to tolerate. Command Reopen quietly fixes that, restoring or reopening windows automatically, without permissions, extra UI, or changing the familiar switcher.
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Gearbox keeps your automations close and under control, combining a clean macOS interface with flexible scheduling, live log streaming, and Python-powered tasks, all running locally with a strong focus on transparency and privacy.
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