Dot

About

Dot keeps the calendar in the menu bar: a month grid with progress through the year and the day, the events happening now, and a countdown to whatever comes next. It reads the calendars macOS already has, so Google, Outlook and iCloud accounts arrive without another sign-in, and for a meeting with a link it puts the Zoom, Meet, Teams or Webex button in the panel so joining takes one click. New events can be written in plain language — chat at 2pm today, repeating weekly — and are parsed into title, time, recurrence and calendar, while settings cover the time format, world clock, week numbers, event dots, per-calendar visibility and global shortcuts. It is a one-time purchase after a 14-day trial and needs macOS 13 or later.