Tucked Support

This page covers setup and troubleshooting for people who already own Tucked. Tucked has been retired and is no longer for sale. The privacy policy is one page: Tucked privacy.

Which macOS versions work

Tucked works on macOS 26 and earlier. It does not work on macOS 27, which changed how the menu bar handles spacer items. No further updates are planned.

How it works

Tucked puts two controls in your menu bar: a thin divider line and a chevron. Hold Command and drag any menu bar icon to the left of the divider, then click the chevron. Everything left of the divider hides. Click the chevron again to bring it back.

Settings adds the rest: auto-rehide after a set number of seconds, reveal on hover, global hotkeys, and an always-hidden zone for icons you rarely need. Open Settings by right-clicking the chevron.

My menu bar shows no divider or chevron

This can happen if the chevron gets dragged to the left of the divider while the bar is collapsed. Open Tucked from Finder or Spotlight while it is already running. The Settings window appears; click "Show all icons" and everything returns, including the divider and chevron.

An icon I tucked is gone

It is hidden, not gone. Click the chevron, press your reveal hotkey, or hover over the menu bar with hover reveal enabled. macOS also lets you Command-drag any icon back out at any time.

Contact

Email [email protected] and include your macOS version. Replies come from a person.