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.
Seeports scans your Mac for active TCP ports, grouping them by services like Docker, Kubernetes, and local dev servers, offering real-time visibility, quick actions, and clean developer-focused control, smooth experience.
Octoping surfaces your GitHub notifications, neatly grouped by repository and marked with familiar color-coded icons. It lets you browse, mark as read, and jump straight to GitHub, with a refresh rhythm you can tune to your workflow.
Run local HTTP servers on macOS by dragging any folder to instantly serve files with automatic port assignment, multiple server management, logs, and simple state restoration on launch, directory listings.
Driveaway cleans external drives before ejecting, removing macOS metadata like DS_Store and Spotlight files. It detects volumes in real time, supports one-click eject, and keeps storage tidy across platforms.
Battery Beggar turns your MacBook’s battery into a running commentator with opinions, anxiety, and occasional philosophical restraint. It tracks charge levels, reacts to your questionable charging habits, and somehow makes low battery warnings feel oddly entertaining.
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