50+ widgets for your Mac.

An analog face with a sweeping second hand and today's date.

Four cities with day and night faces and their offset from you.

Tap the ring to start. Presets, and a chime when time's up.

Days to go until the moment you're waiting for.

Start, stop and lap, with lap times listed.

Split-flap digits that flip over each minute.

The time spelled out in lit letters, to the nearest five minutes.

How much of this year, month, week and day has passed.

The sun's arc from sunrise to sunset, plus day and year progress.

Current conditions and five days ahead, over a sky that matches.

The US air quality index and fine-particle level for your city.

This month at a glance and what's left today.

Counts down to your next event, with a one-click Join button.

Your open reminders. Tap the circle to check one off.

Type straight onto your desktop, in five paper colors.

Your favorite apps on the desktop, with a dot under running ones.

Your last copies. Click to copy again, star to pin.

Handy shortcuts for whichever app you're using right now.

Time spent in each app today, recorded privately on your Mac.

A focus timer with built-in white noise.

Tap a day to log it. Two weeks at a glance, with streaks.

The book you're reading: pages read, a progress ring and quick +1 / +10 buttons.

One-click buttons that run your Apple Shortcuts.

A simple checklist. Add with Return, tick things off, clear what's done.

A slow, cinematic slideshow of photos from a folder.

An emoji on a postage stamp, with a perforated edge and a bold border.

Days since your last coffee, workout or slip-up. Reset it when it happens; it keeps your best run.

Stars drifting slowly past: a calm, living corner of the desktop.

A short, well-known line for each day. Works offline; tap Next for another.

What happened on today's date in history, from Wikipedia. Tap an event to read more.

Convert as you type, with live exchange rates.

Stocks and crypto with today's price line.

Artwork, progress and controls for Music and Spotify.

CPU, memory, disk and load gauges with a live history line.

A liquid battery that ripples while charging, with time left and health.

Live download and upload speed, ping and Wi-Fi signal.

Connected Bluetooth devices and the battery levels macOS can see.

Every dev server running on this Mac, with Open and Stop.

Which repos have uncommitted or unpushed work.

Your open pull requests and review requests on GitHub.

Outdated packages and a one-click upgrade.

Your containers at a glance. Click one to start or stop it.

Tokens used today and over the week, read from local logs.

Notices long stretches of work and reminds you to move.

A pocket calculator: add, subtract, multiply, divide and percent.

Length, weight, temperature, volume, speed and data sizes, converted as you type.

Strong random passwords, made on your Mac. Copy with one click; nothing is saved.

How many files are on your Desktop, and how tidy that is. One click opens the folder.

Headlines from any RSS or Atom feed: a news site, a blog, a podcast, a changelog.

The Hacker News front page, with points and comments.

Hot, new or top posts from any subreddit. Click a post to open it.