Telegram, without the banner
A new message drops out from behind the notch as a Liquid Glass bubble with the sender and the text. Click it to open Telegram. You can turn off Telegram's own banner and sound.
Wisp turns the black cutout on your MacBook into a live island for what's playing, who's messaging, and what's ticking. It stays out of the way until you need it.
After payment you'll get a download link by email.
Hover the notch up there
Pick one to see it in the notch
Now playing
Native apps and browser tabs show up the same way. You get artwork, progress and controls, and each app keeps its own colour. With YouTube, the cover is the video itself.
A new message drops out from behind the notch as a Liquid Glass bubble with the sender and the text. Click it to open Telegram. You can turn off Telegram's own banner and sound.
The big grey square in the middle of the screen is gone. Press the volume or brightness keys and the level shows up in the notch instead.
Presets from 1 minute to an hour. It counts down in the notch and rings when it's done.
The last 60 things you copied, text and images, with the app they came from. Click one to copy it again.
Volume and brightness sliders, dark mode, keep awake, mic mute, screenshot and lock.
Drag a file onto the notch to park it there, then drag it out into any app later. The file itself stays where it is.
When a new version is out, a green button appears in the notch. Click it and Wisp downloads the update, checks its signature, installs it and reopens.
Plug in and the notch shows the battery level for a moment.
Next to the player: today's date and how many Telegram messages you haven't read.
Built in Swift and SwiftUI. No Electron, no web view, no account to sign up for.
External monitors
On a display without a notch, Wisp draws one at the top, with the song title scrolling through the middle, or sits as a capsule on the left or right edge. Pick a spot below and hover the island.
Hover the island
Prayer times
Wisp keeps today's prayer times one hover away and reminds you before each one, right where you're already looking. The times below are live for Tashkent.
Pops up 30 and 20 minutes before Dhuhr (12:14), with a soft sound.
Permissions
Every permission is optional and unlocks one feature. Skip one and that feature stays off. Nothing you play, read or copy leaves your Mac.
Tech Specs
Pricing
Launch · 50% off
Half price until Oct 15, then $9.99. No subscription and no account. Every 1.x update is included, with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
FAQ
Yes. Put Wisp at the top of the screen or on the left or right edge, on any display, including external monitors.
Right after payment you get a receipt email with a Download button. It always gives you the latest version, so keep the email to download again on another computer. No GitHub or other account needed.
Yes, for Windows 10 and 11. It has now playing, Telegram unread alerts, the file shelf, timer, prayer times, clipboard history, quick controls and a volume indicator, at the top or on either edge of any display. Windows doesn't let apps read notification text, so Telegram shows the unread count instead of the message. The live YouTube cover and Liquid Glass are Mac-only for now.
macOS 14 Sonoma and later, on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
No. Wisp is a native Swift app that sits idle in the menu bar and only wakes up when something changes.
Not yet. Telegram is supported today. Tell us on X which app you'd like next.
Enter the email you bought Wisp with once in the app. Wisp then checks for new versions every few hours. When one is out, a green button appears in the notch: click it and Wisp installs the update and reopens.
No. What you play, read and copy is handled on your Mac and never sent to us. Wisp only goes online to check for updates (with your purchase email), fetch prayer times, and load the preview of a YouTube video you're playing. The Privacy page lists every request.
Yes. Email us within 14 days of buying and you'll get your money back. No reason needed.