Some apps are worth paying for. These premium menu bar tools deliver serious value.
Some apps are worth paying for. These premium menu bar tools deliver serious value.
Layoutish saves and restores complete window arrangements across apps, monitors, and Spaces with one click. It handles multi-display setups, reconnects workflows automatically, and keeps layouts organized.
GapSucker makes multi-monitor setups feel like one continuous workspace by automatically moving your cursor across display gaps. It intelligently detects adjacent screens and can be enabled or disabled with a single click.
ANCBuddy brings convenient Mac control to compatible Bose QC Ultra headphones and earbuds, making it easy to switch listening modes, monitor battery status, and optionally enhance music with AI-powered Auto-EQ. All without relying on the Bose mobile app.
This menu bar app scans your disk for reclaimable space and helps you free gigabytes with a single action. It visualizes storage usage, removes leftovers, finds duplicates, and cleans development clutter.
ClipboardAI automatically saves everything you copy, then organizes text, links, codes, images, and other clips into searchable categories while adding useful AI features such as summaries, calculations, translations, and custom collections.
Cazzete brings haptic feedback to apps that never had it, extending your Mac’s trackpad sensations beyond Apple’s limited support. A simple way to make clicks, actions, and interactions feel more tactile and responsive.
Coast keeps your FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) journey visible from the menu bar. It tracks progress toward multiple financial independence targets, updates projections in real time, and keeps all data securely stored on your Mac.
