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Dozer is a macOS desktop utility and menu bar manager designed to reduce visual clutter by controlling the visibility of status icons in the macOS menu bar. It functions as an icon toggle that allows users to hide unnecessary system icons from view. The application uses trigger icons to manage the visibility state of the menu bar, enabling users to selectively show or hide status indicators to customize the macOS interface and organize their desktop workspace. The tool implements these capabilities by interacting with native macOS accessibility frameworks and system hooks to query and modify
boring.notch is a macOS notch interface extension that provides a customizable software overlay for the hardware notch area. It functions as a productivity widget hub and a custom system HUD overlay, allowing users to replace standard system heads-up displays for volume and brightness with custom visual indicators. The project includes an interface gesture controller to map touch and mouse interactions to specific system actions and application controls. It also features a temporary file shelf that serves as a workspace for staging files intended for quick transfer via wireless sharing protoc
Bitbar is a host application and script runner for macOS that displays the output of shell scripts and programs directly in the system menu bar. It functions as a status monitor, turning dynamic data from periodic script execution into persistent visual widgets. The tool enables the integration of custom scripts to monitor system health, external API updates, and other real-time data without requiring a terminal. It also supports the installation and management of community-created plugins to extend its monitoring capabilities.
AnyBar is a network-controlled status display for the macOS menu bar. It functions as a background utility that renders a colored dot or custom icon to represent the state of external processes or scripts. The application is updated remotely via TCP sockets, allowing the visual state, color, and imagery of the indicator to be changed through network commands. It supports custom status icons by resolving text commands to specific image files stored in a local directory. The utility allows for multi-instance deployment, where independent status indicators can run simultaneously by assigning ea
A macOS app for convenient access to the system color panel
The main features of nvzqz/menubar-colors are: Menu Bar Utilities, System Utilities.
Projects with overlapping indexed features include: theboredteam/boring.notch — boring.notch is a macOS notch interface extension that provides a customizable software overlay for the hardware notch… tonsky/anybar — AnyBar is a network-controlled status display for the macOS menu bar. It functions as a background utility that… matryer/bitbar — Bitbar is a host application and script runner for macOS that displays the output of shell scripts and programs… mortennn/dozer — Dozer is a macOS desktop utility and menu bar manager designed to reduce visual clutter by controlling the visibility… bonzaithepenguin/loading — Simple network activity monitor for macOS. barseghyanartur/app-menu — The missing Applications Menu for macOS.