#menubar

platformmacOS plugins19 licenseMIT

Pull requests, deployments, service status, feeds, your coding agents and more, one click away in your Mac's menu bar.

Open it from anywhere with ⌘⇧D, or click the icon. Turn off the plugins you don't need, drag tabs into any order, and resize the window from its edges.

Download for Apple silicon View source

brew install --cask timmikeladze/menubar/menubar

⌘⇧D from anywhere · macOS 14+, Apple silicon

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Live The real app, running on sample data. Click around.

## Plugins

19 plugins. 16 work with no setup. Pick one to try it.

Same app, sample data.

## Privacy

Stays on your Mac

GitHub and Vercel tokens are stored in your macOS Keychain.
If you're signed in to the gh or vercel CLI, menubar offers to use that login. Nothing is read until you say yes.
Clipboard history stays on your Mac. Passwords copied from a password manager are skipped.
No analytics. No account to create.

## Write your own

A plugin is a folder with an index.tsx that exports a meta object and a React component. Put it in either folder and it shows up the next time you run bun run dev or bun run build:

tree

src/mainview/plugins/   # built-in
~/.menubar/plugins/     # your own

tsx

import { Rocket } from "lucide-react"

export const meta = {
  name: "My Plugin",
  icon: Rocket,
  description: "What it does",
}

export default function MyPlugin() {
  return <div className="p-3">Hello</div>
}

That's a tab, a ⌘K entry, a toggle in Settings and a widget for Home.

Read the full guide on GitHub →