The menu bar is the most overlooked strip of a Mac. These all add something to it — temperature, fan control, brightness, hiding icons — each handling its own job without overlap.
A very light macOS utility for hiding menu bar icons you rarely need. Drag the ones you want out of the way into its area and the bar keeps only what matters, with a click to reveal everything temporarily. Written in native Swift with a small footprint, it suits anyone whose menu bar is crowded with status icons.
A tiny calendar in the Mac menu bar. The date sits in the menu bar and opens to a month view with events synced from the system calendar, where new events can be created quickly. The lightweight native implementation suits checking the schedule without opening a full calendar app.
A small macOS utility that assigns a custom keyboard shortcut to hide or restore the menu bar and desktop icons, useful for presentations, screenshots or a clean workspace.
Hides menu bar icons on macOS. Drag the ones you do not need past the divider and they stay tucked away, with a click to reveal everything. The lightweight native implementation suits anyone whose menu bar is filled with status icons.