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StatusPerch

A calmer Mac menu bar, one click away.

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StatusPerch is a lightweight macOS menu bar organizer for people who want the clock and everyday icons visible without letting every background utility take over the bar. Hold Command to place compatible low-frequency icons on one side of its divider, then click the chevron to hide or reveal them. Everything stays on the Mac: no account, analytics, Screen Recording, or Accessibility permission. It supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs on macOS 13 or later.

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Features

Hide and reveal low-frequency menu bar icons with one click.

Uses macOS native Command-drag ordering.

Local-only settings with no account or analytics.

No Screen Recording or Accessibility permission required.

Supports macOS 13+, Apple silicon, and Intel Macs.

Use Cases

Keep the clock and everyday icons visible on a crowded menu bar.

Temporarily reveal background utilities only when needed.

Make better use of limited menu bar space on notched MacBooks and external displays.

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I built StatusPerch because my Mac menu bar kept getting crowded before my desktop did. I wanted a small tool that keeps the clock and everyday icons visible, while letting me tuck away background utilities until I actually need them. I deliberately kept it local-only and avoided Screen Recording or Accessibility permissions. This is the first release, so I am especially curious how it behaves on notched MacBooks, external displays, and alongside other menu bar tools.

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Comments

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developer

I built StatusPerch because my Mac menu bar kept getting crowded before my desktop did. I wanted a small tool that keeps the clock and everyday icons visible, while letting me tuck away background utilities until I actually need them. I deliberately kept it local-only and avoided Screen Recording or Accessibility permissions. This is the first release, so I am especially curious how it behaves on notched MacBooks, external displays, and alongside other menu bar tools.

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