PeekBar

When your menu bar gets crowded, icons don't disappear — they just hide behind the notch where you can't reach them. PeekBar surfaces them all in a clean floating panel that opens right below the cutout. No hunting, no workarounds. Just click and there they are.

Not everyone wants the same thing from their panel. PeekBar lets you show only the icons the notch is covering, every menu bar icon at once, or a custom selection you put together yourself. Set it once, forget about it.

Clicking an icon in the PeekBar panel isn't a workaround — it triggers that app's actual menu, the same way clicking it in the menu bar would. No copies, no limitations. It works exactly as you'd expect.

⌥⌘P toggles the panel. ⌥⌘, opens settings. That's it — no digging through menus to control the app that manages your menus.

PeekBar launches when you sign in and lives entirely in the menu bar. No dock icon. No main window taking up space. It's there when you need it and invisible when you don't.

PeekBar runs fully offline and collects nothing. It asks for permission to read and interact with your menu bar icons once — everything after that stays on your Mac.