Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.
Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.
Spaces (the virtual desktop feature) currently just labels each Space as “Desktop 1”, etc. This menu bar app allows you to name each Space and shows the name of your current Space in the menu bar. It also provides an alternate way to switch Spaces.
View your GitHub contribution calendar directly in the menu bar to track your coding activity efficiently without extra steps.
MenuPing is a menu bar app that checks how well the network is working. It pings a server on the Internet every seconds (configurable) and prints the result in a short way at the top of the screen.
Radiola is a lightweight Internet radio player. It lets you play different radio stations and switch between them easily, without running a resource hungry media player.
Clamshell mode on your MacBook allows you to keep your Mac awake when you close the lid but it only works when a power adapter is connected.
This menu bar app aims to solve this problem by allowing clamshell mode even on battery.
Access Mastodon directly from your menu bar with a lightweight, native interface for social media networking efficiently without extra steps.
With this menu bar app it is possible to keep a chronically plugged in M1 Macbook at 80% battery, since that will prolong the longevity of the battery. This app will not work on non-M1 macs. In that case try the free version of AlDente.
BetterDisplay let’s you convert your displays to fully scalable screens, and gives you a host of other features to manage your display’s settings easily from your menu bar.
