The iPhone's Dynamic Island, reborn around your MacBook's notch. Live music, an interactive dotted-waveform scrubber, and your real-time Claude usage — wrapped around the notch, expanding on hover. No dock icon. No menu-bar clutter. Just the notch, doing more.
Album art left, a Claude usage ring right. Hover, and a fluid spring expands it into a full control center.
Everything the notch does once it stops being decorative.
The current Spotify track — or the active YouTube tab in Chrome as a fallback — with album art, transport, and a source badge so you always know what's playing and where.
A live ring showing your real rolling 5-hour session limit, pulled straight from Anthropic — the same number you see in /usage. No separate login.
The progress bar isn't a line — it's a sound wave made of dots. Played columns glow bright; the rest stay dim. Drag or tap anywhere to seek.
Runs as a background agent — no dock icon, no menu-bar icon. It auto-detects the notch geometry and repositions across displays. It just lives there.
Each column is a vertical stack of dots whose height follows a stable, organic amplitude — a real waveform that never flickers on redraw.
Reads the OAuth token Claude Code already manages from the Keychain. Polled gently every 5 minutes; refreshes picked up automatically.
Grab the signed & notarized build, or compile straight from source.
Open the .dmg from Releases and drag Dynamic Island into Applications. Developer-ID signed and notarized by Apple — no Gatekeeper warnings.
⤓ LATEST RELEASEOne script builds the app, installs it to ~/Applications, and registers a LaunchAgent — so it starts at login and self-relaunches if it ever crashes.
REQUIRES A NOTCHED MACBOOK · macOS 13+ · APPROVE AUTOMATION FOR SPOTIFY / CHROME ON FIRST LAUNCH