Set the group.
Command-drag to position the divider and the icons. The menu also lets you move the divider closer to the clock.
POSITIONINGOrganize your menu bar icons
Your apps close at hand.
Collapse and reveal app icons, in the menu bar or in a second bar.
See how it works ↓MENU BAR / COMPATIBILITY COMING SOONCommand-drag to position the divider and the icons. The menu also lets you move the divider closer to the clock.
POSITIONINGSet up click, hover or scroll, and access through the second bar.
ACCESSChoose 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds, or turn off auto-collapse. The default is 10 seconds; starting with your Mac is optional.
PREFERENCES| Environment | What was checked | What is left |
|---|---|---|
| macOS 27 | Collapsing seven apps, restoring on quit, Wi-Fi, second bar and the KlikShot menu. | Another display, hover, scroll and other app types. |
| macOS 14 and later | macOS 14 is the minimum stated by the project. | Confirm each distribution version. No universal compatibility is announced. |
Collapsing, restoring icons and the second bar have tests on record on macOS 27. See the summary of versions and scenarios below. Tests with another display, hover, scroll and some app types are still missing.
That is not guaranteed. On macOS 27, visibility is handled per app. Control Center and the clock are preserved; Wi-Fi, battery and keyboard get specific handling. An item from the same app to the right of the divider can keep the whole app visible.
It is a panel below the menu bar with the collapsed items. On macOS 27, KlikBar reveals the chosen app to open its menu and collapses it again when the menu closes. Showing seven icons and opening the KlikShot menu were tested. Other apps and situations still need checking.
Accessibility is used to identify and trigger items. Screen Recording allows getting images of visible icons. On macOS 27, compatibility mode also requests access to the Control Center preferences file to change app visibility. The second bar can use the app's own icon.
Those features are not implemented in the reviewed paths. This page covers collapsing, revealing, the second bar and existing preferences.
The project's stated requirement is macOS 14 or later, but that does not prove real compatibility with every later version. KlikBar will be paid, with an annual subscription. See the launch price and the renewal. License, distribution and tested versions will be announced after validation; the download is not available yet.
No. The scene shows the flows found in the code, with status drawings from the Klikvia identity. It does not change your Mac's real bar and does not prove compatibility. The fixes for macOS 27 have tests on record, but the demo does not replace validating the app on your Mac.
Download not available yet. See the launch and renewal prices.
The fixes for macOS 27 were tested in the main flows. Distribution is waiting on the remaining tests.