Let your notch eat no more!
As you add menu bar apps (usage meters, trackers, productivity tools), the menu bar fills up, and at some point macOS just gives up and shoves icons behind the notch where you can't even click them. ChocolateBar brings them back. Press ⇧⌘B or click its icon, and every menu bar app shows at full size in a row right below the menu bar. Click one and you get that app's real menu. Prefer a tidy bar? Turn on hiding to tuck rarely used icons away. No notch? It clears a crowded bar just the same.
How it works: ChocolateBar adds one small icon to your menu bar. Open it with the shortcut or a click and a second row appears under the menu bar with every item, including the ones the notch was hiding. Pick one and its own menu opens, exactly as if you had clicked it in the menu bar.
Privacy: ChocolateBar is a native Mac app. It needs Accessibility access only and never asks for Screen Recording.
Requirements: macOS 12 Monterey through 15 Sequoia, with macOS 26 Tahoe support coming soon. Universal binary for Apple Silicon and Intel.
Pricing: $15 one-time for every Mac you own, with 1 year of updates and a 7-day refund. Try it free for 48 hours, no card needed, at chocolatebar.app.
