Hide and organize Mac menu bar icons while keeping hidden items easy to access.
Tuck is a native macOS menu bar manager built for people whose menu bars get crowded.
It lets you hide and organize menu bar icons while keeping them easy to reach when needed. Shelf Mode is especially useful on MacBooks with a notch, giving hidden items their own expandable space instead of squeezing everything into the visible menu bar.
Tuck also supports searching hidden items, Shortcuts actions, and settings backup. It runs locally on your Mac with zero telemetry.
The core version is free, with Tuck Pro available as a $14.99 one-time purchase — no subscription.
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