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.
This menu bar app tracks the apps and websites you use, without any browser extensions, and shows your day in a color-coded timeline. You can also block distracting apps and websites during a focus session.
Onliner keeps you “online” effortlessly by simulating undetectable mouse activity in the background. Ideal for remote workers and professionals, Onliner ensures uninterrupted focus and avoids idle status notifications. Simple, efficient, and smarter than any mouse jiggler.
This menu bar app lets gentle snowflakes drift across your screen, with frosted edges for a wintry touch.
This menu bar app tracks your revenue in real time from Stripe, Paddle, Gumroad, Lemon Squeezy, and Polar. No dashboards or logins, just your earnings at a glance.
Barmarks gives you quick, easy access to your most important links without the hassle of keeping browser tabs open – not scattered across multiple browsers or buried in bookmark apps you never check.
Statuz lets you write and schedule posts and threads for X, Bluesky, Mastodon, LinkedIn and Reddit, with your queue and upcoming posts always one click away in the menu bar.
Festivitas hangs festive lights on your Dock and menu bar that sparkle and react to your mouse, with optional falling snow.
Wifilicious shows what’s going on with your Wi-Fi: signal strength, noise, link rate and channel, plus honest speed tests and a history of your connection. On macOS 26 you can also ask Apple Intelligence questions about your network.
Mactop shows your CPU usage, core count and memory consumption in your menu bar, along with a list of the processes using the most resources.
