6 Free and Open-source Menubar Apps for macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon)

1- Dozer

Hide menu bar icons to give your Mac a cleaner look

Dozer allows you to control which icons and apps appear in the menubar.

There are 2 or 3, numbered from right to left:

this can be positioned anywhere you prefer, it is only a point of interaction

this and everything to its left will be hidden/shown by clicking any Dozer icon

(Optional) the "remove" icon and everything to its left will be hidden/shown by option-clicking any Dozer icon

Read about Dozer 's features, license, platforms, and more.

2- Correo

A Free Minimal Gmail App

Correo is one of these useful app, as it allows you quick access to your Gmail for Windows and macOS.

It is designed by Amit Merchant, a software developer from India, who released it under MIT open-source license.

With Correo you can access your Gmail in one click, keep the app actively running in the background in your system tray.

The app is developed using JavaScript and Electron, and it is available for Windows, and macOS.

If you are a Linux user, you can build your Linux build using Electron Builder.

Read about Correo 's features, license, platforms, and more.

3- MeetingBar

Your meetings at your fingertips in the macOS menubar

MeetingBar is a menu-bar app for your calendar meetings (macOS 10.15+).

Integrated with 50+ meeting services so you can quickly join meetings from an event or create ad-hoc meetings.

Read about MeetingBar 's features, license, platforms, and more.

4- MusicBar

Control your music from the menubar

iTunes and Spotify in your menu bar

Every player that supports the Now Playing Today widget is supported. If the player doesn't support album artwork in the widget (shows the player icon) then MusicBar doesn't support it either (with some exceptions).

Read about MusicBar 's features, license, platforms, and more.

5- stats

System monitor from the Menubar

Stats is a free, open-source native menubar macOS application that display all of your system stats in real-time.

It is the right open-source alternative to a dozen of proprietary programs.

Stats app is still in active development, however it gains momentum as thousands of macOS users started to use it right away.

Read about stats 's features, license, platforms, and more.

6- SwiftBar

Powerful macOS menu bar customization tool

Add custom menu bar programs on macOS in three easy steps:

Write a shell script

Add it to SwiftBar

Read about SwiftBar 's features, license, platforms, and more.