Paid apps

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.

Glyf

Glyf

Glyf makes it easy to find and copy Unicode and NerdFont characters with a quick keyboard shortcut. Fast fuzzy search, recent character history, and a native Swift design keep everything within reach.

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Barista

Barista

Barista brings more than 35 widgets together in a single workspace, making email, calendar, clipboard history, weather, system stats, stocks, news, and everyday utilities instantly accessible while helping reclaim precious menu bar space.

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Iwan Dock

Iwan Dock

Iwan Dock keeps frequently used apps organized in customizable floating panels that stay exactly where you left them. With workspace support, flexible layouts, and a privacy-focused native design, it offers a calmer alternative to traditional app launchers.

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Lucid

Lucid

Lucid creates a dedicated cleaning mode for your Mac, darkening the screen and disabling input devices so you can safely remove dust, smudges, and fingerprints without triggering unwanted actions.

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Noject

Noject

Noject helps prevent accidental drive ejections by protecting selected volumes and keeping them mounted across reboots, sleep cycles, and reconnects. It’s a simple but thoughtful safeguard for storage-heavy workflows.

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Toggle Music

Toggle Music

A compact music companion that brings Apple Music and Spotify together in a menu bar panel. Flip through albums in ‘cover flow’ or ‘grid view’ and search your library instantly.

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TackNote

TackNote

TackNote lets you pin sticky notes directly to windows, documents, tabs, folders, and conversations, revealing them only when you return to that context. It stays in sync with your workflow across apps like browsers, design tools, and Finder.

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Auto Ducking

Auto Ducking

Auto Ducking automatically lowers background audio whenever your microphone becomes active, then restores the previous volume when you’re done.

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MenuBarMonitor

MenuBarMonitor

MenuBarMonitor keeps essential Mac performance stats within easy reach, displaying live CPU, GPU, memory, temperatures, and system activity while helping you quickly spot resource-hungry background apps before they slow everything down.

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