NotchNook: a useful place at the top of your Mac
NotchNook brings music, calendar, notes, to-dos, timers, a camera mirror and Shortcuts into the Nook. Its Tray gives files a nearby place while you work and supports sharing with AirDrop.
The current Mac application is available from getnotchnook.com. A 48-hour trial includes every feature, so you can test the panel with your own music, calendar and files before choosing a plan.
lo-rain: atmosphere across the desktop
The original lo-rain placed animated rain over the desktop and open windows, with splashes along the Dock. Its settings included controls for speed, color, frame rate and angle, as well as fireflies.
lo-rain is currently unavailable. Its page on locafe.app preserves original demonstrations and settings recordings, which are the best way to see the app’s original appearance and behavior.
Winston: a native Reddit client for iPhone
Winston was written in Swift and SwiftUI for iOS. Original screenshots show its approach to Reddit browsing, while the public repository preserves the application’s source code and project history.
The collection therefore has three different starting points: try NotchNook, watch lo-rain’s original recordings, or explore Winston’s code. Choose the product page that matches the experience you want to see.