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everything you need, one click away.
seven small everyday tools in one menu bar panel: timer, keep-awake, system monitor, clipboard, file converter, window layouts, and an internet speed test.
free · macOS 14+ · ~2 mb · no account · v1.2.0
seven tools. one panel.
everything works offline.
timer and work-rest cycles
hop pins the exact moment your timer ends, so the countdown never loses a second. your Mac can sleep, the panel can close — the time in the menu bar stays right.
- start counting with one tap: your own presets for the things you do daily
- set any time the way you like: drag the digits or type them in
- stay focused with work-rest cycles: pomodoro and other popular ones are built in, your own take seconds
- one tap turns the timer into a stopwatch
keep your Mac awake
downloads finish, builds keep running — and when a movie plays on an external display, you can simply close the lid.
- downloads, renders, and presentations run to the end — your Mac won't doze off mid-way
- holds as long as you say: from fifteen minutes to forever
- works even with the lid closed: the screen goes dark, the Mac keeps running
- when time runs out or you quit hop, normal sleep comes back on its own
all system stats in one place
cpu and gpu load with temperatures, memory, network, disk, battery health and cycles, power draw, uptime. calm by default — values light up only when something needs attention.
- spot trouble instantly: values light up when something leaves the normal range
- hop can warn you right on the menu bar icon — you'll notice without opening the panel
- see the last hour at a glance: load, network, temperature, and memory graphs
- you decide what counts as normal
- hop itself barely uses any resources
clipboard history
text, links, files and screenshots — click any entry to bring it back, or paste it straight into the last app. history never leaves this Mac.
- nothing you copy gets lost: search your history and bring anything back with one click
- paste straight into the app you were just working in
- passwords never enter the history, and the history never leaves this Mac
file converter and compression
drag images, pdfs, video or audio from Finder into one window, and hop shows how much smaller every file will get before you convert. originals stay untouched.
- shrink attachments and free up space: images, pdfs, video, and audio get noticeably lighter
- you see the resulting size before converting — hop honestly tests a sample first
- originals stay untouched — the result lands next to them as a copy
window layouts
pick one of 18 zones — halves, thirds, quarters, center — and the active window snaps right there. one click, or global ⌃⌥ hotkeys if you never want to touch the mouse.
- arrange windows for the task in one click: halves, thirds, quarters, center
- put favorite layouts on hotkeys and skip the mouse
- the window lands exactly where it should on the first try
internet speed test
one tap runs a real speed test against Apple's own infrastructure — download, upload and responsiveness, right in the panel.
- check your connection before a call or a big download — right from the panel
- download, upload, and responsiveness in one line
- measured through Apple's servers: no third-party services, no ads
yours to configure
there are many modules, but you decide what runs: switch off what you don't need, drag the rest into your order, and tune each one — timer presets, monitor thresholds, hotkeys, themes.
free. open source.
no server. no telemetry. no accounts. hop never sends a single byte anywhere — everything stays on your Mac.
built with system frameworks only. the download is about 2 mb.
star the repo, read the code, share a bug or an idea — right on GitHub or by email. hop is built in the open.
hop on GitHub →popular questions, answered
is it really free?
yes, completely. no trial, no pro tier, nothing to unlock.
do you collect or sell my data?
no. nothing is collected and nothing is sent. hop has no server, no telemetry and no accounts — there is literally nowhere for your data to go.
then how does it make money?
it doesn’t. i’m anton shakirov, and i built hop for myself — i use it every day and simply share it with everyone. if you like it, share it with someone too.
which Macs does it run on?
any Mac with macOS 14 or newer.