Set up folders with related files as projects that can be opened in the app of your choice from the menu bar.

Automatically hides application windows that have been inactive for a certain period of time (you decide how long), leaving only the apps you’re using visible. Keeps your screens clutter free and your mind focused.

Put times from various cities in your menu bar — 24-hour or AM/PM. Use a slider to show how the times compare through the day.

Shruggy guy, table-tosser guy and hundreds of other Japanese emoticons — now available from your menu bar.

Have Wikipedia always handy in your menu bar. Search for a subject or roll the dice for something random. Also supports, French, Spanish and German.

Learn about 10 historical events every day from your menu bar.

Put text of your choice in the menu bar as a constant reminder — an inspiration, a goal, or something that needs to get done.

System monitoring (CPU, memory and disk), a window manager and a keyboard cleaning mode — all in one from the menu bar.

Put all kinds of data in your menu bar. New support for Shortcuts makes it easier for those who aren’t comfortable with the command line.

Blend the notch in your MacBook Pro with the menu bar. Can also added rounded corners to your wallpaper.

Put a menu in your menu bar that runs pretty much anything — for example, opening a URL or running a script. Get information at a glance from hundreds of plug-ins.

Add one or more menus to the menu bar for accessing files and data. Pre-set menus include Applications, Developer, Home, Documents and Snippets. Or define your own.