Your whole day,at the top of your screen.
Your calendar, reminders, and next meeting—together in your Mac’s menu bar.
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and people with places to be.
Meeting alerts. One-click join.
Floating or fullscreen—your choice. Click to join Zoom, Meet, Teams, or Webex instantly.
Stay in context.
Create events, search your schedule, check world time, or toggle settings — all from a single shortcut, without leaving what you're doing.
Good morning
3 events today · 2h focus time
World Clock
Actions
Your to-dos, beside your events.
Apple Reminders live in your agenda now. Create them in plain language, check them off without opening another app, and snooze the ones that can wait — even location-based reminders.
Your calendar in the menu bar. Browse, create, navigate—all one click away.
Good afternoon, Prateek.
3 events today · 2h focus time
Links from your invite, surfaced automatically. No more digging.
Look good before you join.
Check your camera, mic level, and lighting before every call.
Build your perfect menu bar.
Mix and match tokens — date, event, countdown, progress bars, clock — in any combo.
Click tokens to add or remove them
Your calendar, fully in your hands
Natural language events
Just type — Dot parses the rest
Full event search
Find any event — not just by date
Edit events
Change anything, right from Dot
Location autocomplete
Add places when creating or editing events
Calendar picker
Type / to switch
Quick date jump
Press F, type date
Copy meeting ID
One-click copy
Keyboard first
Full keyboard nav
Adding invitees requires Apple Calendar or your calendar provider — a macOS limitation for third-party apps.
All your calendars
iCloud, Google, Outlook, Exchange — anything in macOS Calendar
Next event in menu bar
See title and countdown at a glance
World clock
8,000+ cities with sky strip, scrubbing, and ⌘⇧W shortcut
Countdown styles
Pick the format that works for you
Right-click on eventsNew
Join, copy details, open documents, edit, or delete — straight from the agenda
Month ⇄ week viewNew
Fold the month grid down to a single week — and back — with one click
Day summary
See how busy or focused your day is — at a glance
Open in Calendar
Accept invites, add guests, and edit events in Apple Calendar
Date markers
Flag important days
Hide empty days
Cleaner agenda
Progress bars
Day & year progress in your menu bar
Fully customizable
Make it yours
No account needed
Just download and use
Privacy first
No Dot calendar server
Quick copy
Click any detail to copy
Per-event reminders
Custom time per event
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DotMenu Bar Calendar for Mac
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macOS 13 Ventura or later · Apple Silicon & Intel
Questions about Dot?
Getting Started
How do I connect my Google or Outlook calendar?
Dot reads from your Mac's built-in Calendar app. Go to System Settings → Internet Accounts → click + → sign in to your account. Confirm they appear in Apple Calendar, then allow Dot calendar access and select them in Preferences.
Why can't Dot see my calendar?
Two things to check: First, grant Dot calendar permission (System Settings → Privacy & Security → Calendars). Second, ensure your account is added to macOS (System Settings → Internet Accounts).
Can I choose which calendars to show?
Yes! Go to Preferences → Calendars and toggle the ones you want. Great for hiding work calendars on weekends.
Trial & Pricing
Is there a free trial?
Yes! 14-day free trial with full features. No credit card required. Just download and start using it.
How much does Dot cost?
$14.99 one-time purchase ($9.99 with code LAUNCH). No subscription, no recurring fees.
Do I get free updates?
Yes, your purchase includes updates at no extra cost.
How many devices can I use Dot on?
Your license works on up to 3 Macs at a time. Perfect for your work laptop, personal Mac, and home desktop.
What happens when my trial ends?
The app will ask for a license key to continue. There's a 24-hour grace period so you're not locked out mid-task.
Privacy
Does Dot send my calendar data anywhere?
Dot reads the calendar store on your Mac and does not upload your calendar database to a Dot server. macOS still syncs with your calendar providers. License validation, updates, and location search use their respective services.
Features
How do I create events?
Press ⌘N or click +, then type naturally like "Lunch tomorrow at noon". Dot parses date, time, and title automatically.
Does Dot work with Apple Reminders?
Yes. Dot shows your Apple Reminders alongside calendar events in the agenda. Create, edit, complete, and snooze them without leaving the menu bar — including location-based reminders. Dot asks for Reminders access separately (System Settings → Privacy & Security → Reminders).
How do meeting reminders work?
Dot detects meetings with video links (Zoom, Meet, Teams, Webex) and shows a reminder before they start. Click to join instantly.
Can I add custom video services?
Yes! Beyond Zoom, Meet, Teams, and Webex, you can add any video service like Whereby, Around, or Tuple in Preferences.
Can I add invitees to events?
Not directly — this is an Apple limitation for third-party calendar apps, not a missing feature. To add invitees, create your event in Dot, then add participants through Apple Calendar or your calendar provider (Google, Outlook, etc.).
Technical
What macOS version do I need?
macOS 13 (Ventura) or later. Runs natively on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Will Dot work offline?
Yes. Dot reads from your local calendar cache, so you can view events and create new ones offline. They'll sync when you're back online.
Support
How do I get help?
Email hello@trydot.app
