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“cleanshotx - scrolling screenshots is much more robust.”Evidence: r/macapps · Shottr vs CleanShot X in 2026. Which one are you actually sticking with?
Hide and organize Mac menu bar icons in one click. Shelf Mode keeps hidden items easy to access, with Shortcuts support, settings backup, and zero telemetry. Free; Pro $14.99 once.
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“cleanshotx - scrolling screenshots is much more robust.”Evidence: r/macapps · Shottr vs CleanShot X in 2026. Which one are you actually sticking with?
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“I don't think it makes sense to spend the money for Cleanshot when other apps do most of what it does for a lot less or free.”Evidence: r/macapps · Shottr vs CleanShot X in 2026. Which one are you actually sticking with?
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Tuck is a native macOS menu bar manager for keeping a crowded menu bar under control. It lets you hide and organize menu bar icons while keeping them easy to reach whenever you need them.
For MacBooks with limited menu bar space, Shelf Mode moves hidden items into a separate expandable shelf instead of trying to squeeze everything around the notch. You can also quickly search for hidden items, so you don't have to hunt through a long row of icons.
Tuck integrates with macOS Shortcuts for simple automations and supports settings backup. It runs locally on your Mac with zero telemetry, so your menu bar activity and app usage aren't collected.
Tuck is useful for anyone who keeps a lot of utilities running in the menu bar, especially MacBook users who regularly run out of space.
The core version is free to use. Tuck Pro is available as a $14.99 one-time purchase with no subscription.
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