Drawn live, not a video
Mountains, color fields and contour maps are generated as you watch, so there is nothing to download and nothing loops. In our tests it uses about 2–3% of the CPU on a 6K display, and it stops when your screen sleeps.
For Mac · macOS 14 and later
Dewpane draws your Mac's wallpaper live, right behind your desktop icons. The light follows your day. When it rains in your city, it rains on your desktop.
One email when it launches, with a waitlist price. No spam. Privacy
--:-- · a day passes every 90 seconds
Mountains, color fields and contour maps are generated as you watch, so there is nothing to download and nothing loops. In our tests it uses about 2–3% of the CPU on a 6K display, and it stops when your screen sleeps.
Clouds, rain, snow and thunderstorms follow the forecast where you live. Only your city's rough location, about 1 km, is used to fetch it. Weather data from MET Norway.
Pick a photo of your street, your view or your favorite place. Raindrops run down the glass, the light turns warm at dusk and blue at night, and windows stay lit. Try it above. Your photo never leaves your browser.
The sun rises and sets on your schedule. In Flow, a thin line along the bottom shows today's meetings and glows softly a few minutes before the next one.
A one-time purchase, no subscription. People on the waitlist get a launch price.
It is being built now. The waitlist hears first, with one email.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later. It is tuned for Apple silicon.
Yes, each display gets its own live wallpaper, on every Space.
The app sends only your city's rough location to the weather service. No accounts, no tracking. The waitlist stores only your email and the link you came from.