Coming soon
Simple menu bar.
Simple price.
Skyline hides the menu bar icons you rarely use and brings them back with one click. Coming soon for macOS 27 on Apple silicon.
Questions? support@skylinemenu.com
- A Mac menu bar fills up fast. On a MacBook, the extra icons slip behind the notch.
- Most of these you rarely click.
- Skyline hides the ones you pick. The apps keep running, and a spacer keeps groups apart.
- Click the skyline icon and everything you hid is right there.
- Drag icons to reorder, hide or space them out. Your real menu bar updates as you drop.
Small app. Every job covered.
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Reveal in one move
Click empty menu bar space, click the skyline icon, or press Control-Option-Command-B. Items hide again after a delay you choose.
- Spacer width1 pt401 pt
Spacers
Put gaps between groups of icons, 1 to 401 points wide, with an optional label or emoji.
Always Hidden
Some icons you never need to see. They stay hidden even when you reveal the rest.
- Notification CenterOpens when you click the clock
Notification Center keeps working
On macOS 27, hiding menu bar items blocks Notification Center. Skyline works around it.
- Restore Original Layout
Undo anything
Skyline backs up macOS's menu bar layout before every change. One click puts it back.
Your menu bar stays yours.
Skyline collects nothing about you. No analytics, no tracking, no account. Everything it needs stays on your Mac.
Nothing leaves your Mac
Your settings, layout backups and the small pictures of your menu bar icons are stored locally and never uploaded.
Offline license
Your license is checked on your Mac. Skyline never sends it anywhere.
One network request
The only time Skyline goes online is to check for updates. You can turn that off in Settings.
Permissions, explained
Accessibility lets Skyline find and click menu bar items. Screen Recording, if you allow it, is used only to picture your menu bar icons.