How to Uninstall MeetingBar on Mac

MeetingBar reads meetings from macOS Calendar or a directly connected Google Calendar. Uninstalling the menu-bar app does not delete calendar accounts or events; save any app-specific meeting bookmarks you want to recreate. The recorded test used a direct download, not a Homebrew installation.

Remove the app and inspect its data

Quit MeetingBar from the menu bar, then move MeetingBar.app from Applications to Trash. Review its login item in System Settings › General › Login Items & Extensions without editing Calendar databases. The cask names the exact MeetingBar container and script folder. Calendar events and macOS Calendar state have a different owner and should remain. Vendor guidance.

Check the result

ls -ld ~/Library/Containers/leits.MeetingBar ~/Library/'Application Scripts'/leits.MeetingBar

Run this read-only check after quitting the app. A printed path still exists; “No such file or directory” means that path is absent, while a permission error needs its own investigation.

If you installed it with Homebrew

The Homebrew cask has a zap list that includes MeetingBar scripts and container, not macOS Calendar or Google Calendar events. Run the command below without --zap if you want to keep those files and inspect them separately. A manual --zap follows the whole cask list regardless of Mole’s checkboxes. Mole uses zap only when its targets are selected, owned and within the checked boundary; otherwise it removes selected remnants through its own flow.

brew uninstall --cask meetingbar

What Mole lists

The exact bundle-ID container and Application Scripts rows are normally selected. Shared Calendar data and system databases are outside this app removal.

What this test covered

MeetingBar 4.11.6 was removed from the official package on September 20, 2026. Calendar permission was not granted; a 40 KB container hit a Trash permission error, so no real meeting or account preservation was tested.