I’m an indie developer and I recently built 1Setter, a macOS menu bar app that lets you quickly access and apply common system settings with a single click. It supports individual actions as well as grouped actions, so you can trigger multiple settings in one step if needed.
The motivation came from the friction of scattered macOS settings: some are buried in System Settings, some require multiple steps, and existing menu bar tools often felt too limited or opinionated. I wanted something lightweight, predictable, and fast.
Under the hood, the app uses official system frameworks where possible, and carefully scoped system-level commands where necessary, with permission checks and state verification to avoid mismatches between the UI and the actual system state. I maintain compatibility across recent macOS versions.
The app is entirely from the menu bar, and follows a simple one-time purchase model. Feedback from macOS users — especially around edge cases, OS compatibility, or actions you wish existed but are painful to access today — would be much appreciated.
You can check it out here: https://www.1setter.app
Thanks!