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Treebar
For developers: Treebar tracks all active Git worktrees in your notch so you never lose track of where Codex or agents are working.
Built by Cory Parry
Free
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Treebar is a Product Hunt listing on Launch Llama with 80 total upvotes, founded by Cory Parry who joined in Aug 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.
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Listing status
80upvotes
Community score
Cory Parry (Joined Aug 2026)
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Compared against 6 alternatives
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Key Features
- Display active Git worktrees and branches in menu bar
- Show Git totals and activity at a glance
- Clean up developer caches and merged inactive worktrees
- Keep conversations private without retaining content
About
Codex working across 5 worktrees? Treebar shows you where it is, what’s changing, and how many agents are working, all from your MacBook notch. Treebar watches Git and Codex, to see where and what it's working on. Made this months ago because I kept losing track of where Codex was working. Finally decided to ship it. I’m also open sourcing the core soon.
Use Cases
- Developers using Codex across multiple worktrees who need to track where agents are working
- MacOS developers who want to manage repository space by removing inactive worktrees
Pricing
Free plan available on the Mac App Store.
Verdict
In the competitive git clients space, Treebar stands out as a solid option. With 80 upvotes from the Launch Llama community, it's clearly resonating with founders. Codex working across 5 worktrees. If for developers: treebar tracks all active git worktrees in your notch so you never lose track of where codex or agents are working is a priority for your team, it's worth giving Treebar a closer look.
FAQ
What is Treebar?
Codex working across 5 worktrees? Treebar shows you where it is, what’s changing, and how many agents are working, all from your MacBook notch. Treebar watches Git and Codex, to see where and what it's working on. Made this months ago because I kept losing track of where Codex was working. Finally decided to ship it. I’m also open sourcing the core soon.
Who should use Treebar?
Treebar is a strong fit if you are one of: • indie hackers and solo founders • early-stage startup teams If that does not sound like you, skim the features and site before committing time.
What problem does Treebar solve?
Treebar is built around this outcome: For developers: Treebar tracks all active Git worktrees in your notch so you never lose track of where Codex or agents are working. Use the site demo or docs to confirm it matches the bottleneck you are trying to remove.
What are the main features of Treebar?
Treebar includes: • Display active Git worktrees and branches in menu bar • Show Git totals and activity at a glance • Clean up developer caches and merged inactive worktrees • Keep conversations private without retaining content
Is Treebar free?
Free plan available on the Mac App Store. Confirm on the product site that free usage covers your volume and that there are no surprise limits.
How much does Treebar cost?
Free plan available on the Mac App Store.
Is Treebar worth trying?
It promises: For developers: Treebar tracks all active Git worktrees in your notch so you never lose track of where Codex or agents are working. A concrete use case founders care about: Developers using Codex across multiple worktrees who need to track where agents are working. It has 80 community upvotes on Launch Llama, which is a signal of interest — not a guarantee it fits you. Worth trying if that problem is painful for you this week; skip it if you only need a one-off workaround you already have.
How do I try Treebar?
Open the official Treebar website from this page, run the smallest real task you care about (not a toy demo), and decide in one session whether it removes friction. Check pricing and data/privacy terms before you put production work into it.
Alternatives
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- GitDesktop
For developers: GitDesktop unifies staging, branches, pull requests, and CI in one desktop app so you stop switching between Git clients.
- MakerNotch
Built for developers and makers, MakerNotch displays pull requests, deploys, revenue, and errors in your MacBook's notch — keeping project status visible without leaving your workflow.
- CrewTower
For developers: CrewTower monitors AI coding agents in your MacBook notch, showing permission requests with full context so you approve changes without touching terminal.
- Sidebridge
For terminal-first developers: Sidebridge keeps project context like git status and diffs visible in your macOS sidebar so you stay focused without manual switching.
- SpacebarX
For writers and project managers: SpacebarX organizes notes, tasks, and code from the keyboard so you capture ideas without breaking focus.
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