Chest is a small, open-source macOS utility for reducing menu bar clutter. It offers two ways to put less-used icons out of the way: hide them behind a divider or move them into a separate drawer. Users can bring icons back when needed while the underlying applications continue running. The official site states a requirement of macOS 27 or later.
The application is released under the MIT license and links to its source code and downloads. Its setup requires Accessibility access and access to two user-selected files used for menu bar management. The site describes update checks that ask before installation and explains how Chest differs from older icon-hiding approaches. It is a focused interface utility rather than a replacement for the applications whose menu bar icons it organizes.
