Barmony is a utility application for macOS that organizes icons in the menu bar. Its primary function is to allow users to hide rarely used icons and keep only frequently accessed ones visible. The app does not require any special system permissions, such as Screen Recording or Accessibility access, which are commonly needed by other menu bar managers. Barmony operates without monitoring the user's screen or controlling other applications. The main feature of Barmony is its ability to tuck away selected icons into a secondary bar, called the Barmony Bar, which appears when the user hovers over a designated area. Users can choose which icons remain permanently visible and which are stored in the Barmony Bar. Clicking an icon in the Barmony Bar opens the associated app or function, and the bar then disappears. The app respects the system's appearance settings, stays out of Mission Control, and runs with minimal resource usage. It is a native macOS application. Typical use cases include decluttering a menu bar that has become crowded with icons from various apps, especially those that are accessed infrequently. The workflow involves launching Barmony, selecting which icons to hide, and then accessing them on demand by hovering over the menu bar area. The app is designed for users who prefer a clean menu bar without granting intrusive permissions. It is priced at a one-time payment of $19.99 and does not require a subscription or paid upgrades. Barmony requires macOS version 14 or later. The same payment also covers access to the Mac Utility Bundle, which includes additional utilities such as a menu bar calendar (Calebar), a keep awake tool (Sleepover), and a system stats monitor (Graf), along with any future macOS utilities from the developer. Purchases are linked to a Bravely account and can be used on multiple Macs owned by the user.