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.
Watts shows your MacBook’s battery at a glance: charge, health, cycle count and details about the power adapter you’ve plugged in, all explained in plain language. You decide what the menu bar icon shows, with a different look for charging, discharging and full.
The menu bar app Juice! keeps an eye on your MacBook’s battery charge level and can play a sound when it’s time to plug in or when it’s OK to disconnect from the mains.
This menu bar app speeds up your typing by instantly replacing short abbreviations with longer snippets of text and / or pictures as you go along.
As a podcast app, Hourly News plays the most recent news updates from multiple news sources like NPR, BBC, CBC, ABC, CBS, WSJ, Bloomberg, ESPN, VOA, SRN, FOX News updates, your own custom podcast sources and more.
This standalone ad blocker for Mac lives in your menu bar. All settings and statistics can be found there. AdGuard blocks all kinds of ads in all browsers and even in other apps.
Batteries allows you to track all of your devices’ batteries (your Mac, iPhone/iPad/iPod, AirPods and bluetooth devices) from one place. When any of your devices are running low on battery, you’ll receive a low battery notification.
Mutify mutes your microphone in every app at once, from the menu bar, a keyboard shortcut or a press on your AirPods stem. Prefer push-to-talk? That works too, and a small floating indicator shows whether you’re live.
