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.
InstaCal keeps your events and reminders within easy reach, opening instantly with a shortcut or a simple click. It supports Google, Office 365, Outlook and Apple accounts, offers customizable styles, detailed notifications and seamless background updates to keep your schedule effortlessly in sync.
SmashTunes shows your currently playing track at a glance and lets you tailor how it appears when space runs tight. It works seamlessly with Apple Music, Spotify, and Volumio, while offering quick controls, custom shortcuts, artwork widgets, smart library management, and even scrobbling to ListenBrainz.
CashNotify keeps an eye on your Stripe and PayPal accounts and shows real-time payments, fees, net revenue, and payouts at a glance. With secure local storage, multi-account support, and optional notifications, it lets you track your business without living in a browser tab.
ColorSnapper is the missing color picker for macOS. Click the menu bar icon and use pixel-level magnification to explore colors. See RGB and HEX values of anything on screen.
Relax quietly steps in when your headphones disconnect, muting your Mac’s speakers and pausing music apps like Spotify or Apple Music, keeping your guilty pleasures blissfully private.
Juice puts real Bluetooth control at your fingertips, letting you connect devices instantly, view detailed information, and trigger everything with smart, customizable shortcuts from your menu bar icon.
Work more comfortably.
NightTone gently shifts your display toward warmer, softer tones, helping your eyes relax and your sleep cycle stay intact. With adjustable palettes, brightness control, scheduling, and multi-monitor support, it quietly adapts to your routine so you can work late without feeling like you just stared into a small artificial sun.
MostRecent keeps your apps exactly where you expect them by automatically moving recently launched ones to the top. Over time it quietly learns your habits, making everyday launches faster, whether you prefer clicking, shortcuts, or Touch Bar.
