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QR 8071 FL380
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Flights above me
Every aircraft over your head, with callsign, route and altitude. Sits quietly on a second display while you work.
Widgets and scenes for macOS 26
Make your Mac feel like your room.
Widgets that live on your desktop. Scenes that take over the whole screen. A pink digicam, a study timer, a live sky of the planes above you, all arranged exactly how you like.
Free to start · No card · macOS 26 or later
Go on, drag something. It snaps to edges the same way it does on your Mac.
Scenes
Widgets sit on your desktop. Scenes take the whole screen.
A scene is a full-screen view you can leave running on a second monitor, or open when you sit down to work. Some are free forever. One of them is watching the actual sky.
Clock
Huge, calm, and readable from across the room.
Today
A full-screen to-do list that only shows what matters right now.
Who it’s for
Made for people who care how their screen feels.
- 01
The 2am library
You have an exam, a half-written essay and a very specific amount of battery. A focus timer that actually stays in the corner, a full-screen list that tells you what to do next, and nothing that pings you.
- Focus timer
- Today
- Exam countdown
- 02
The desk-setup person
You have opinions about wallpapers and the exact green of a plant. Widgets that look like objects (a pink digicam, a sticky note, a glass clock) and that line up with what you can see, not with an invisible box around them.
- Digicam
- Glass clock
- Snap to what you see
- 03
The plane spotter, and other niches
You know what a callsign is. You look up when something loud goes over. Live scenes turn the Mac into a window onto the thing you're into, and a Widget Studio lets you build your own if nobody has yet.
- Flights above me
- Widget Studio
- More scenes soon
The small stuff is the whole point.
Plenty of apps put a widget on your desktop. We spent our time on how it behaves once it’s there.
- 01Snaps to what you see
- Guidelines line up with the visible edges of a widget, not its invisible frame. A glass card and a camera finally sit flush.
- 02Press and hold to rearrange
- Hold any widget and the whole desk becomes editable. Drag and resize in the same go, then hit Done (or Esc).
- 03Real macOS glass
- Built for macOS 26. Widgets use the system's own Liquid Glass, so they pick up your wallpaper the way native things do.
- 04Widgets can't wander
- Every widget is signed, sandboxed and only gets the capabilities it asks for, like the camera or the network. You see what it wants before it runs.
- 05Uninstalled means uninstalled
- Remove a widget and it stays removed. It lives in your Library as Install, and never quietly comes back.
- 06Your Macs, your account
- Sign in on a new Mac and your widgets are one click away. Plus covers two Macs, Pro covers three.
Start free. Pay for what you actually use.
Three plans, each one includes everything in the one before it. Live scenes cost us real money to run, so they sit in Pro and nowhere else.
Standard pricing. We lower prices where incomes are lower, try India or Brazil.
Free
$0forever
- Free widgets
- Clock and Today scenes
- 1 Mac
Plus
$29.99/ year
$2.50 a month, billed yearly
- Every widget, including the digicam
- All non-Live scenes
- 2 Macs
- New widgets as they ship
Prefer to pay once?$79 lifetime
Get PlusPro
$59.99/ year
$5 a month, billed yearly
- Everything in Plus
- Live scenes: flights above me, and more as we add them
- 3 Macs
Own Plus for life?Pro from $4.99 / month
Get ProPrices in USD, converted to your local currency at checkout where we support it. Shown here as examples while we finish launch pricing.
Questions, answered plainly.
Do I need macOS 26?
Yes. Deskify is built for macOS 26 (Tahoe) and its native glass. It isn't available for earlier versions.
What do I keep if I stop paying?
Everything free stays free and nothing you made is deleted. Paid widgets and scenes lock until you renew. A lifetime Plus never expires, so it never locks.
Why isn't Live in the lifetime plan?
Live scenes pull real flight data every time they run, and that costs us money every month. A one-time price can't cover a cost that never stops, so Live is part of Pro, billed monthly or yearly.
I own Plus for life. Can I add Live?
Yes. Lifetime Plus owners get a lower Pro price, because you've already paid for the Plus part.
Why do prices change by country?
A student in Manila shouldn't pay a Bay Area price. We charge less where incomes are lower. Any local tax is shown at checkout before you pay.
How many Macs can I use?
Free works on one Mac, Plus on two, Pro on three. You can remove an old Mac from your account whenever you like.
