Tuck
A tidy menu bar,
in one click.
Hide the icons you don’t need. Bring them back when you do.
Download on the Mac App Store Free · macOS 14+ · No trackingYou choose what hides
Open Arrange and drag the line across your icons. Everything left of it hides.
On macOS 26 and earlier, hold ⌘ and drag icons left of the line.
Bring them back your way
A drawer for the rarely used
⌥-click to open it.
Auto-hide
Optional. Waits while you use a menu.
Your icon
Five toggle styles.
Wide displays
Hides fully, even on an ultrawide.
Private
No account, no tracking. Only anonymous counts.
Questions
How do I hide menu bar icons on a Mac?
Install Tuck, right-click its arrow in the menu bar and choose Arrange Menu Bar, then drag the line across the icons you want to hide. On macOS 26 and earlier, hold ⌘ and drag icons left of Tuck’s divider. Click the arrow to show or hide them. More in the full guide.
Is Tuck free?
Yes. Tuck is free on the Mac App Store, with no account and no ads.
Which versions of macOS does it support?
macOS 14 Sonoma or later, including macOS 26 and macOS 27.
Does it need Screen Recording or Accessibility permission?
No. Tuck hides icons with a divider in the menu bar, so it needs no permissions to hide or show them.
How is it different from Bartender, Ice or Hidden Bar?
Tuck is free and on the Mac App Store, needs no permissions to hide icons, and works on macOS 27, where you arrange icons by dragging one line instead of ⌘-dragging each icon. It also hides fully on ultrawide displays and won’t hide anything while its divider is on the wrong side, so you can’t lock yourself out of your icons. See the full comparison.
Does Tuck collect my data?
No personal data. Tuck sends only anonymous install and daily usage counts, never anything about your other apps or icons, and you can turn them off in Settings. See the privacy policy.