Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.
Open code. Open minds. Open source menu bar apps.
Last Dance fixes a persistent macOS issue where SMB file sharing stops responding after restart. It quietly disables sharing during shutdown and restores it on login, keeping everything reliably accessible.
Keeps your focus brutally simple by showing your top todo inline, while limiting active tasks to ten. Reordering is effortless, editing is instant, and anything beyond that level of ambition is politely refused.
Activity Bar tracks your daily keyboard, mouse, voice, and app activity alongside AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. All statistics stay on your Mac, giving you productivity insights without compromising privacy.
Still guessing why your internet feels so slow? PongBar watches every hop in the background and surfaces real-time latency, packet loss, VPN performance, and outages at a glance.
TraceBar keeps a continuous eye on your network by running traceroutes in the background, revealing latency and packet loss across each hop, so you can instantly spot where connections start to fall apart.
UTMBeGone cleans tracking parameters from links you copy, helping protect privacy for you and your friends. Customize which tags to strip, and share cleaner URLs without the extra tracking baggage.
Kedip gently nudges you to follow the 20-20-20 rule. It’s fast, private, distraction-free, and keeps breaks simple so you actually take them.
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.
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.
