Tasks
Lightweight to-dos with tags and Active / All / Done filters.
NeuraBar · Open source
A small, fast, opinionated workspace that lives in the menu bar — tasks, focus, clipboard, notes, automations, and multi-provider AI, one click away. Local-first, plain JSON storage, no cloud account.
macOS 14+Swift 5.9MIT

Personal productivity operations
NeuraBar now carries a software-workspace visual and workflow diagram for tasks, shortcuts, clipboard, automations, local providers, and approval-gated AI actions.
One menu-bar popover
Task · focus · shortcut
Destructive actions stay gated
Plain local JSON
01Tabs
One popover. Loads in milliseconds. Persists to plain JSON files you can cat and back up.
Lightweight to-dos with tags and Active / All / Done filters.
Pomodoro 25 / 5 / 15 with macOS notifications and a session counter.
Quick-launch tiles for apps, folders, URLs, and shell commands.
12 one-click automations with run history and approvals for destructive actions.
Persistent history with search, pinning, and dedup — survives reboots.
Multi-note sidebar, auto-save, no formatting to fight with.
Live CPU, memory, disk, battery gauges — cheap to run, accurate enough to act on.
Multi-provider chat with live streaming, slash commands, and approval gates.
02AI providers
On every open, the AI tab scans /usr/local/bin, /opt/homebrew/bin, ~/.local/bin, ~/.cargo/bin, ~/.bun/bin, and falls back to a login-shell command -v. If nothing is detected, NeuraBar prompts you for an API key — no hidden defaults.
/screenshots → sort Desktop screenshots by month /trash → empty the Trash (asks for approval) /heic → convert HEIC → JPG on Desktop /<text> → filters the slash menu
CLI (local streaming)
API
Desktop apps (handoff)
03Automate
Each action runs in the background and returns a structured result with stats and a run history. Destructive actions (trash, derived, hidden toggle, lock, sleep) require an explicit Approve press.
04Keyboard
05Install
$ git clone https://github.com/neuraparse/NeuraBar $ cd NeuraBar $ ./build.sh install → swift build -c release → ad-hoc sign NeuraBar.app → copy to /Applications → open NeuraBar.app ✓ menu-bar glyph appears ✓ launch at login enabled ✓ EN / TR localisation auto-detect
$ ./build.sh
$ open NeuraBar.app
# Tests (71 passing, ~6s)
$ DEVELOPER_DIR=/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer \
swift testNo cloud, no telemetry
All data lives in ~/Library/Application Support/NeuraBar/ as plain JSON. Use it, fork it, ship something nicer.