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.
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.
Ditto sits quietly in your menu bar and translates text when you copy something twice, using Apple Translate or DeepL for 35+ languages, with live typing, auto-detection, and a floating window.
This menu bar app keeps an eye on your itch.io game analytics without demanding a spreadsheet addiction. Track views, downloads, purchases, and performance changes over time, with notifications and quick access to your games when the numbers finally move.
EQer brings system-wide audio tuning to your Mac’s menu bar with real-time equalization, hearing compensation based on your audiogram, and flexible per-app controls. It includes 22 presets, custom curve adjustments, and smart safeguards against distortion.
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