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Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Safari. Artwork, live waveform, play / pause / skip.
Music, meetings, messages, charging, files and timers — living in one beautiful pill at the top of your screen. Wraps around your MacBook notch. Floats in your Mac mini’s menu bar.
Universal app · Apple silicon & Intel · No account, no tracking
Works with the apps you already use
Hover to open. Move away to close. It stays out of your way until something matters.
Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Safari. Artwork, live waveform, play / pause / skip.
Countdown to your next meeting, a pop-up a minute before, and a Join button for Teams, Zoom, Meet and Webex.
Banners for Teams, Outlook, WhatsApp, Slack, Messages. Apple Mail shows sender and subject.
Plug-in banner with %, time to full and watts. Low-battery and fully-charged alerts on MacBook.
Drag files onto the island, grab them later or AirDrop them. Clipboard history included.
Quick timers and focus / break cycles with a live countdown right in the pill.
Connect / disconnect banners and battery levels for keyboards, mice and trackpads.
Press ⌥ Space for apps, files, Google and YouTube.
CPU, memory, disk, network speed, battery and uptime — plus weather and clock when idle.
Volume, Caps Lock, a mic-in-use dot, finished downloads, Low Power Mode.
Run your Apple Shortcuts in one click, and pin your favourites.
Floating pill or edge style, three sizes, every feature switchable. Hides in full-screen apps.
A URL scheme, a local web API and a tiny CLI. Ping yourself when a build finishes, an AI agent is done, the washing machine stops, or the doorbell rings.
Free. v2.1.0 · macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Apple silicon & Intel
Download .dmgRelease notes · Source on GitHub
Open the .dmg and drag Dynamic Island into Applications.
First launch: right-click ▸ Open ▸ Open. On macOS 15+, use Privacy & Security ▸ Open Anyway.
Allow the permissions for the features you want. That’s it — hover the pill.
Yes. No subscription, no account, no ads.
The app isn’t notarized by Apple yet (that needs a paid developer account). Right-click the app ▸ Open ▸ Open once, or click Open Anyway in System Settings ▸ Privacy & Security. After that it opens normally.
Nothing leaves your Mac except album artwork and the weather (sent with your approximate location to Open-Meteo). There’s no analytics or tracking, and the source code is open for anyone to read.
Any Mac on macOS 14 Sonoma or later — MacBook Air & Pro (with or without a notch), Mac mini, iMac, Mac Studio, Mac Pro, and external displays. Apple silicon and Intel.
The island reads macOS Calendar. Add your work account in System Settings ▸ Internet Accounts ▸ Microsoft Exchange and turn on Calendars — then every Teams link gets a Join button.
macOS doesn’t let apps read other apps’ notifications, so the island shows how many new messages arrived (from the Dock badges). Apple Mail is the exception — you’ll see sender and subject.
In Chrome, Edge or Brave turn on View ▸ Developer ▸ Allow JavaScript from Apple Events. In Safari: Develop ▸ Allow JavaScript from Apple Events.
Click the capsule icon in the menu bar ▸ Quit, then drag the app from Applications to the Trash.
Bug, install trouble or a feature idea — send a message and I’ll get back to you. Including your macOS version and Mac model helps a lot.
Tip: the version is in the menu bar capsule ▸ top line.