A KEXP native macOS app
Native menubar integration beats the official iOS app for Mac-based KEXP listeners.

Reverse-engineering PrivateFrameworks to replace the menubar is impressive engineering.
Mac power users who hate the default menubar clutter
Bartender · Hidden Bar · Dozer
Barstool lets me still see the time/date and other useful info while hiding the menubar. I can see wifi connectivity, date, time, and battery all the time.
The app also observes system notifications to surface now playing state, (Apple) calendar events, and volume/brightness changes.
I've had to do a lot of finking with mac PrivateFrameworks as apple loves to make all the interesting data unavailable through official sources/APIs.
Happy to get any feedback/questions!
Native menubar integration beats the official iOS app for Mac-based KEXP listeners.
Home button toggles controller between gamepad and trackpad mode instantly.
Menu bar battery monitor is useful, but macOS already shows this natively now.
TV-first media server with Apple companion apps, but Plex and Jellyfin already solve this.
Turns Claude usage numbers into an immediately understandable battery UI — two menu-bar icons (session and weekly), red alerts under 20%, per-model breakdown, and a weekly reset countdown in a compact popover. The multi-account support (up to 5) and nickname editing are thoughtful touches for people juggling personal and work accounts. It isn't revolutionary, but the battery metaphor and tiny friction to install (DMG + menu-bar UX) make this the kind of tool non-technical teammates will actually use.
Windows-style taskbar for macOS when uBar feels too heavy.