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Artwork on the left, the beat on the right. Works with Music, Spotify and anything that plays in your browser.
For macOS 14 Sonoma and later
Your notch, brought to life.
Lunille turns the notch on your Mac into a living island for music, your accessories, calendar, Focus and coding assistants.
A new song says hello
When the track changes, the next one slides out with its cover, then tucks back in.
Your accessories, in 3D
AirPods, headphones, keyboards, mice and controllers appear as 3D models in their real colours, with a battery ring for each part.
Plugged in
Charging, fully charged, unplugged and Low Power Mode, with a battery drawn the way macOS draws it.
A timer where you look
Start one from the menu, a shortcut or a script. It keeps counting right next to your music.
Focus, the moment it changes
Turn on Do Not Disturb and the notch says so at once. You choose which cards may still come through.
Your next meeting
A gentle reminder before it starts, with a Join button for Zoom, Meet, Teams and FaceTime calls.
Your coding assistant is done
Coding assistants tell you when they finish or need you, right in the notch, with nothing to set up.
A live demo in the notch above. The music is real; the meeting and the messages are samples.
Try the real thing
The notch up there is the one from the app, running in your browser.
Drag one onto the notch
The music is real: public domain recordings of Debussy by Laurens Goedhart, Beethoven by Paul Pitman for Musopen, and Chopin by Frank Levy, from Wikimedia Commons. Messages, events and files are samples.
And the rest of it
Everything else that lives in the notch, one turn at a time.
Every accessory in its own colours
AirPods Max in midnight, silver or orange, and every other model in its real finishes. Pick one per device and Lunille remembers it by name.
Keyboard, mouse and trackpad
A 3D model and the battery level the moment they connect. A ring turns red when one runs low.
Notifications
Messages, Mail and WhatsApp slide out of the notch. Click one to open the conversation.
Volume and brightness
A cleaner indicator replaces the one macOS draws. Hold Option and Shift for finer steps.
Tray
Drop files on the notch to keep them close, then AirDrop, share or Quick Look them.
Keep awake
Keep your Mac awake for 15 minutes to 5 hours, or until you turn it off.
Weather
The forecast for where you are, from an approximate location.
Automation
Shortcuts, scripts and build tools can show a card, start a timer or open the notch with one line.
Works on Macs without a notch too: Lunille draws one at the top of the screen.
Names, messages and files are samples.
It stays on your Mac
Lunille reads what it shows right on your Mac, and keeps it there.
- Stays on your Mac
- Notifications, calendars, coding assistant logs, music, accessories and their battery, and Focus. Lunille reads them on your Mac and uploads none of it.
- Leaves your Mac
- Weather: your location, rounded to about 1 km, goes to Open-Meteo, and only when weather is on and you allow Location. Album artwork: when Spotify is playing and macOS has no cover, Lunille asks Spotify's server for the image. Music's artwork comes from Music, on your Mac. Your license key goes to Lemon Squeezy when you activate it.
- Never
- No account, no analytics, no tracking. Once a day Lunille asks lunille.com whether there's a new version, and nothing else goes with that request.
Install Lunille
Drag Lunille onto Applications to download it. Everything works free for 14 days.
Lunille
Applications
Drag the moon onto the folder.
Download for Mac
Free for 14 days, then $14.99 once at the launch price. See pricing
Lunille is a Mac app. Open this page on your Mac to download it, or .
Open the download
Open Lunille.dmg and drag Lunille into Applications.
Open Lunille
Open it from Applications. It's notarized by Apple, so macOS only asks you to confirm the first time.
Follow the welcome
Lunille's welcome screen asks for each permission only when you turn on the feature that needs it.
More questions? Read the FAQ.