A native Mac app

DriveBar

Your iCloud Drive.
At a glance.

Recent file activity, transfer indicators, and quick access to your files. Right in your Mac’s menu bar.

Coming to the Mac App StoreFor macOS 14 Sonoma or later.

DriveBar On this Mac
Recent activity
Project brief.pdfiCloud Drive / Work
Added
Weekend plans.jpgiCloud Drive / Personal
Edited
Studio budget.xlsxiCloud Drive / Studio
Edited
Old draft.pdfiCloud Drive / Work
Deleted
Illustrative preview with sample files and English labels.
DriveBar supports English and Brazilian Portuguese.
01 / ACTIVITY

See what changed.

Find files that were added, edited, or deleted. Search the 200 most recent file activities observed on this Mac.

02 / AWARENESS

Keep an eye on sync.

The menu bar icon reflects transfers reported by macOS and signals detected deletions, even with the panel closed.

03 / ACCESS

Get back to your files.

Open a recent file, reveal it in Finder, or jump to its folder. Less searching through folders. More getting on with your day.

Private by design

Your files.
Your Mac.

DriveBar keeps its activity history on your Mac. It doesn’t send your file names, file contents, or activity history to Code Refined.

Read the privacy policy
  • Read-only accessYou choose the iCloud Drive folder to monitor. DriveBar does not edit, move, or delete your files.
  • No extra accountNo DriveBar sign-up. Your existing iCloud setup stays with Apple.
  • No ads. No tracking.No advertising SDKs or analytics in the app. Just a focused utility for your Mac.

A simple routine

A little closer to your work.

  1. Open DriveBar.

    Find the cloud icon in your Mac’s menu bar. Your recent file activity is one click away.

  2. Allow folder access.

    Choose the iCloud Drive folder when prompted. DriveBar remembers your permission for next time.

  3. Carry on.

    Browse recent changes when you need them. DriveBar keeps observing activity while it’s running.

Good to know

A clearer view.
A focused purpose.

Does DriveBar sync my files?

iCloud Drive and macOS handle synchronization. DriveBar observes local file activity and transfer information made available by macOS. It cannot force, pause, or confirm synchronization across all your devices.

Is this a complete history of my iCloud Drive?

DriveBar shows the latest observed activity for each file, up to 200 recent entries. It is not a complete audit log or a backup. Hidden files, app packages, symbolic links, and some generated development folders are excluded.

What do I need to use it?

A Mac running macOS 14 Sonoma or later, iCloud Drive enabled in macOS, and permission for DriveBar to read your iCloud Drive folder. DriveBar supports English and Brazilian Portuguese.

Where can I get DriveBar?

DriveBar is being prepared for the Mac App Store. We’ll add the download link here when it’s available. If you already have a copy, visit our support page for setup and troubleshooting.

A little help, when you need it.

Setup, status indicators, and answers to common questions.

Visit DriveBar support