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.
MostRecent keeps your apps exactly where you expect them by automatically moving recently launched ones to the top. Over time it quietly learns your habits, making everyday launches faster, whether you prefer clicking, shortcuts, or Touch Bar.
Theine prevents your Mac from dozing off mid-presentation or mid-render, keeping the screen bright with a single click. Timers, shortcuts, and full automation make it flexible for any workflow.
Drag and drop your files to the Droplr icon in the menubar. They will be uploaded to your Droplr storage. You will get the link to the files that you can share with your friends. Free users (4 GB Cloud Storage) can keep the files in the cloud storage for 24 hours.
Tadam keeps things simple with focused 25-minute sessions, gentle reminders, and an unapologetically bold break screen that nudges you away from your Mac before your brain quietly gives up.
Progress Bar OSX turns your remaining lifespan into a visual countdown, quietly reminding you that time is finite and oddly motivating. Dark humor meets simple design, and suddenly procrastination feels slightly more expensive.
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