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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.
Hush gives you instant presentation mode with a single click, keeping messy desktops and private apps out of sight. Choose between a clean desktop overlay or a new Focus Mode that blurs everything except the apps you want visible, so your screen stays professional, private, and distraction-free across meetings, streams, and demos.
This lightweight macOS companion keeps an eye on your GitHub Actions runs, shows real-time statuses, sends completion notifications, and connects securely with minimal permissions and zero code access.
Ghost Text lets you capture unselectable or hidden text from anywhere on your screen in seconds. It works instantly through macOS’s built-in Vision framework, keeps everything offline, and quietly copies results straight to your clipboard.
Some people convert files the old-fashioned way, clicking through dialogs like it’s 2007. Consul does it for you: simply rename a file’s extension and it instantly converts images, documents, audio, or video right on your Mac.
SRV Status gives you clear insight into network and local volumes, lets you reconnect servers in a click, organize shares neatly, and monitor capacity without clutter or drama.
USB Status gives you instant insight into connected devices, showing negotiated speeds, power draw, vendor details and live status at a glance. You can rename hardware, inspect volumes and safely eject with precision, all in a fast, native macOS app that keeps every detail on your machine.
Workspace+ lets you capture your entire working setup and bring it back in seconds, from open apps and files to window positions and browser tabs across multiple displays.
TextSniper allows you to quickly convert uncopiable or unselectable text from any content visible on your mac’s screen into editable text copied to your clipboard.
Use it to capture and recognize text, scan QR codes, and more – from presentations, screencasts, PDFs, images, webpages, video tutorials, photos, etc.
