Gojo

Gojo is a Mac utility that lives in your Mac's notch and replaces half a dozen separate apps. It gives you dictation, window snapping, clipboard history, a file shelf, media controls, and a night shift scheduler — all from one hover-accessible panel. No need to hunt for menu bar icons or remember keyboard shortcuts for different tools.

The dictation runs entirely on your Mac using a model you download once. No internet, no account, no audio leaving your machine. The media tab shows album art and lets you skip or seek without opening Spotify or Apple Music. Clipboard history is searchable and automatically skips anything your password manager marks as private. The window switcher shows live previews before you switch, and the snap grid prints the shortcut under every layout. The file shelf lets you drag files to the notch and they stay there while you move between folders and desktops. Night Shift can be scheduled from the notch instead of System Settings. You can also enable extras like a Spotlight replacement, calendar glance, battery status, camera mirror, and more.

Gojo is for anyone who wants to clean up their menu bar and replace multiple utilities with one native interface. It's especially useful for Mac power users who frequently switch between apps, manage files, or use dictation. The pricing is straightforward: $2.99/month or a one-time $9.99 lifetime purchase (currently on sale from $14.99). There's a 3-day free trial with no card required.