JellyBar
5.9#14 in menu bar customization softwareFree planFree planmacOS
VisitJellyBar vs Vanilla
What both publish
| Fact | JellyBar | Vanilla |
|---|---|---|
| Maker | JellyBar is made by Marc Vigod, an independent developer based in New Jersey, as part of Vigod Labs. | The product site identifies Matthew Palmer as the maker; his main site says he runs a software business making apps and SaaS. |
| Purpose | JellyBar reorders, hides, and groups menu bar icons, keeping hidden icons one click away. | Vanilla is a Mac app that hides menu bar icons. |
| Support | Users can open a support ticket or email [email protected] for help and bug reports. | The maker offers email support and suggests including device and operating system details when requesting help. |
JellyBar plans
- FreeFree
Vanilla plans
- Vanilla FreeFree
- Vanilla Pro$10, paid once
Pick JellyBar if…
JellyBar suits Apple Silicon Mac users on macOS 15 or later who want to arrange or conceal menu bar icons. It supports desktop and external-display setups, including clamshell MacBooks connected to an external monitor.
Pick Vanilla if…
Vanilla suits Mac users who want to hide menu bar icons. Pro may fit users who want shortcuts, automatic hiding, or icons kept out of view except in the app’s preferences.