Snug tucks the icons you don't need out of sight and hands any of them back the moment you ask.
Snug sits in your menu bar. Click it, and the icons to its left tuck away. Click again to peek.
Why Snug
Every app in this category asks for deep system access. Most of them phone home, or got quietly sold. Snug's whole design is the opposite promise.
Snug collects nothing and sends nothing. The only network request it ever makes is checking for its own updates.
$19, one time. No subscription bolted on later, no upgrade treadmill. Free updates for the version you buy.
Snug works fully without Screen Recording. Turn on pixel-perfect icons only if you want to; otherwise it never asks.
Three tiers — Shown, Hidden, Always Hidden. Click, hover, or scroll to peek.
A hotkey, a couple of letters, and you're clicking any hidden item. Give them your own aliases.
Surface the battery icon only when it's low, or a Wi-Fi item only off your home network. Rules that react.
Hidden items in a tidy strip below the menu bar — clicking one opens the real thing.
A work bar, a screen-sharing bar, a focused-writing bar. Switch layouts with a keystroke.
Icons the notch would swallow are surfaced, not lost. Snug knows where the room is.
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