Your song, one hover away.
Artwork, controls, ±10 seconds, scrubbing and lyrics, for music and video alike. The progress bar grows flowers as the song plays.
↑ Hover the island. It works.Tap the island. It works.
Your MacBook’s notch, turned into a small island for your music, files, timers and alerts.
Artwork, controls, ±10 seconds, scrubbing and lyrics, for music and video alike. The progress bar grows flowers as the song plays.
Keep files within reach while you move between apps, look back through what you copied, and convert images and PDFs in one click.
Follow part of any window, like a download, a build or a render, and get an alert when it finishes.
Switch outputs and inputs without opening System Settings, and turn each app up or down on its own.
Timers, calendar, downloads, battery, Bluetooth accessories, notifications and AI usage.
Sections switch with what you’re doing: a meeting, coding or watching something.
A running clock while Claude works, and a “Done” alert when it finishes.
Lock the keyboard and trackpad to wipe them. Esc five times unlocks.
Send alerts and live activities from your own apps and scripts, or use the asmens command.
On other displays the island is a floating pill in the menu bar.
Nothing to sign up for, and no analytics in the app.
Asmens asks one at a time. Skip any of them and the rest keeps working.
Weather and lyrics are off until you turn them on. Update checks ask you first.
The app is free. Per-app volume, the notifications mirror and Watch templates need a Premium licence, which isn’t on sale yet.