AutoMega Menu
AutoMega Menu turns the horizontal menu you already have into a full-width mega menu, similar to the navigation used by many larger online stores. The app works with your existing site menu, so there is nothing to rebuild. Each menu item that has sub-pages opens a panel that lists those sub-pages in columns, and when you add or rename pages in the Editor, the mega menu reflects the change. By default, the menu uses your site's theme colors and fonts and opens below your header, aligned with your page width, so it fits in with your design. You can also choose your own colors in the app settings. The free plan includes the mega menu for every menu item with sub-pages, theme matching, support for both the standard menu and the classic dropdown menu, and keyboard navigation. The Pro plan adds icons on menu items, an intro column with a title and short text for each category, a promo image per panel and menu bar styling, and it removes the small credit link. On phones and tablets, visitors see your regular mobile menu. AutoMega Menu requires a Premium plan with a connected domain.
Reading Progress Bar
Most visitors leave a long page before they ever reach the good part. A reading progress bar answers the question that keeps them scrolling: how much is left? Reading Progress Bar adds a smooth, lightweight scroll indicator that fills as people read, so every article, guide, product story, and landing page feels finished instead of endless. Choose a slim bar at the top or bottom of the screen, or a circular indicator in any corner. Add a live percentage and an estimated reading time written in your own words, in any language. Style it to your brand with solid or gradient fills, custom track color, thickness, corner radius, and opacity. You decide where it runs. Track the whole page or one specific section, show it on desktop only, mobile only or both, and exclude any pages you want to keep clean. Setup takes about a minute in a simple dashboard with a live preview, and there is no code to write. Great for blogs, news, recipes, documentation, and long sales pages. It is built to stay light on page load times, respects reduced-motion preferences, and works with screen readers. Add the Reading Progress Bar app and give every reader a reason to keep going.
