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Mac apps by whrss9527
Small, quiet apps that live in your menu bar.
Four native Swift utilities for macOS: a right-click toolbox, a menu bar manager, stock quotes and a proxy switch. They share one glass look, stay out of the way, and cost nothing.
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Meno
A calm menu bar. Icons on call.
Stox
Quotes at a glance. Gone in one click.
Proxi
One switch for every proxy.
The apps
Each one does a single job from the menu bar. Download buttons go to the latest release on GitHub.
Pop
Long-press right click: translate, convert and 80+ tools in one swipe.
- Translate a selection with Apple's on-device translation, AI or DeepL
- A ring of tools you arrange: conversions, OCR, color, JSON, files
- Clipboard history, pinned screenshots, plugins and AI with your own endpoint
Meno
A calm menu bar, made with glass: hide, stash and call back icons.
- Visible, Hidden and a Stash for icons you almost never need
- Shelf and Quick Open in Liquid Glass on macOS 26
- Rules, scenes and a one-key Zen mode for talks and recordings
Stox
A-share, Hong Kong and US quotes at a glance; gone in one click.
- China A-shares, Hong Kong and US stocks, plus indexes, funds and forex
- Holdings and P&L, price alerts, iCloud sync
- Right-click the menu bar icon to hide every number
Proxi
One switch for system proxy, shell, git and npm, with a built-in mihomo core.
- System proxy, environment variables, git and npm in one switch
- Built-in mihomo core: subscriptions, rules, policy groups
- LAN sharing for consoles and phones, TUN and gateway modes
What they have in common
Native Swift, universal binaries for Apple silicon and Intel, and a glass interface that turns into Liquid Glass on macOS 26.
Signed and notarized
Current releases are signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple. Download, unzip, double-click.
Updates itself
Each app checks GitHub Releases, verifies the SHA-256 checksum and code signature, replaces itself and relaunches.
Private by default
No accounts, no analytics, no servers of mine. Your data stays on your Mac or in your own iCloud.
Open source
All four are free software under GPL-3.0. Read the code, build it yourself, send a fix.
About
I’m whrss9527, an independent developer. I build these apps for my own Mac first and publish them in the open. I write about how they’re made on my blog, and everything else is on GitHub.
Questions or bugs: see Support, or write to whrss9527@gmail.com.