Tuck is a compact Mac menu-bar manager for people who can no longer fit their everyday status items into the visible bar.
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Ice is a menu-bar manager for Mac users whose status items have grown beyond a single visible row.
Calendar, events, and world clocks in the menu bar.
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Configurable Mac system stats in the menu bar.
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Give each keyboard its own input source.
Keyboard sounds for macOS, with free and paid sound packs.
A notch app for Mac with music controls, calendar, notes, tasks, timers and a file Tray with AirDrop.
One-time purchase
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Plan in notes or task lists
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