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Dozer

Free, open source · Open source

Price checked at source September 18, 2026.

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A free, open-source menu bar icon hider — drag icons behind a Dozer arrow to tuck them out of sight, with an optional second hidden group.

Our take

The bare-bones alternative to Bartender or Ice: no scheduling, no search, no paid tier — just one or two collapsible groups you build by command-dragging icons behind a Dozer marker. 8.7k GitHub stars and a Homebrew cask make it an easy, no-cost first thing to try before paying for something heavier. The project’s last commit was in 2022, so treat it as stable-but-unmaintained rather than actively developed — it still installs and runs on current macOS via Homebrew, but don’t expect new features or fast bug fixes.

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Price
Free, open source
License
Open source
Requires
macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) or later, per the GitHub README.
Get it via
Homebrew · GitHub
Developer
Morten Nielsen

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What it does

One-click hide group

Command-drag icons to the left of a Dozer marker; clicking the marker hides or shows all of them at once.

Optional second group

A second, option-click-triggered group for icons you want hidden even more aggressively.

Right-click settings

Right-click a Dozer icon to open its preferences.

The deal

  • Free and open source, MPL-2.0 license
  • Donations accepted via Buy Me a Coffee

Worth knowing: No commits since November 2022 — the project appears unmaintained, though the released build still works on current macOS. No built-in scheduling or search; strictly a manual hide/show tool. Install via `brew install --cask dozer` or a direct GitHub release download.

Dozer — questions people ask

Is Dozer free?

Yes — free and open source under the MPL-2.0 license.

Is Dozer still maintained?

No new commits since November 2022, but the existing release continues to work on current macOS via Homebrew.

Is Dozer free?

Yes — Dozer is free.

Does Dozer work alongside a notch app like Alcove?

Yes — Dozer lives in the menu bar, so it runs happily alongside any Dynamic Island hub or notch app.

Where can I download Dozer?

Dozer is available via Homebrew, GitHub.

Is Dozer open source?

Yes — Dozer is open source.

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Listing hand-verified September 18, 2026 from the developer's site and public sources.

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