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Quai

Widgets for your day, your Mac and your AI — right beside your apps.

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One payment · No tracking, no ads · macOS 15 Sequoia or later

FinderFri 9 Oct 10:30
Click a widget, or mix new ones below
18°Oslo
Fri9
Design review10:30 – 11:00
Harbor Lights
Mara Voss
72
Codex
9
Claude
81
Copilot
Pricing section on the landing pageEdit
Sign-in crash on iOS 26Bash
Stripe webhook retries1 h
Stripe
$12.8k
RevenueLast 30 days

Quai turns the Dock into the place you look first: your next meeting, today’s sales, and the moment your AI needs you.

Made for coding with AI

Your AI, at a glance.

Quai keeps an eye on your coding assistants. See how much of Codex, Claude Code and Copilot you have left, follow every Claude Code, Codex, Kilo and Cursor conversation by name, and watch the tile light up the moment one needs you.

NewIt taps you on the shoulder.

When Claude, Codex, Kilo or Cursor finishes, the whole tile turns into “Claude is ready”, with the conversation’s name: one click and you’re back in it. Run out of Claude or Codex and it counts down to the second you’re back, then pings and lights up green the moment you are. Each one can be turned off from the widget’s menu.

Pricing section on the landing pageEdit
Sign-in crash on iOS 26Bash
Stripe webhook retries1 h
A session is done. The tile names the conversation. One click opens it.
68
Codex
0
Claude
77
Copilot
Claude back in2:13:08
You hit a limit. It counts down to the second you’re back. Hover to peek.
68
Codex
100
Claude
77
Copilot
And it’s back. A ping, and the tile lights up until you click it.

Know what’s left.

A ring for each assistant, and the details a click away: how much of the window remains, and when it resets. Run out, and the tile counts down to your return.

72
Codex
9
Claude
81
Copilot

AI usage left

Codexresets in 1 h 46 min
72% left in this window64% this week
Claude Coderesets in 3 h 46 min
9% left in this window41% this week
GitHub Copilotresets in 12 days
81% left in this window77% this week

Know when it needs you.

Every Claude Code conversation in the terminal or VS Code, by the name on its tab, working or waiting. The tile tells you the moment one is done, and so does a notification.

FinderFri 9 Oct 10:30
Pricing section on the landing pageEdit
Sign-in crash on iOS 26Bash
Stripe webhook retries1 h

Codex, Kilo Code and Cursor, too.

The same live list for your Codex, Kilo Code and Cursor sessions, side by side with Claude’s, and the same “ready” when one finishes. Cursor also tells you when an agent waits for your approval.

checkoutpatch
data-pipeline3 h
design-systemwrite
help-center2 h
mobile-appworking
docsapprove

See your week.

AI Activity charts the tokens you used with Codex, Claude or Grok, day by day.

For makers and shops

Your revenue, live in the Dock.

Connect Stripe, Paddle, Shopify or Mollie — or any API that returns JSON. Sales, MRR and orders keep themselves up to date, so the dashboard tab can stay closed.

The number that matters, one glance away.

Revenue, net after fees, MRR, ARR, subscribers or orders — today, this month, or the period you pick. Sharing your screen? Click the tile to blur every amount, and again to bring them back.

Stripe
$12.8k
RevenueLast 30 days
Click to blur

Stripe

Last 30 days
$12.8k
Revenue$12.8k
Net after fees$12.4k
MRR$4,210
ARR$50,520
Paying subscribers142
ARPU$29.65

Or bring your own numbers.

Point Revenue API at any address that returns JSON and pick the number with a path. A token, if it needs one, stays in your Keychain. Not money? Custom API shows anything

GEThttps://api.acme.dev/stats
{
  "revenue": {
    "today": 1284.50,
    "month": 23810.00
  },
  "signups": 42
}
JSON pathrevenue.today
Revenue API
$1,284.50
revenue.todayEvery 5 min

NewAny API. Anything you want to watch.

Custom API puts any value from an address that returns JSON in the Dock — not just money. Signups, GitHub stars, open tickets, a deploy, your server’s status. Give it a label and a unit, and an icon if you like. A token, if the API needs one, stays in your Keychain.

GEThttps://api.acme.dev/stats
{
  "signups": { "today": 38 },
  "stars": 12480,
  "status": "operational"
}
JSON pathsignups.today
38Signups today
12.5KGitHub stars
OperationalAPI status
84msResponse time
Featherweight

So light, you’ll forget it’s there.

Your Dock is on screen all day, so Quai waits for things to happen instead of checking on them. We measured it at rest, with live widgets.

0.76% CPUCPU, on average, at rest
5%0
  • 0 processes launched
  • 1.2 wake-ups a second
  • 90 s measured, every second
Quai’s own CPU plus anything it launched, in percent of one core, on a MacBook Pro (M3 Max, macOS 26) with five live widgets (System Activity, Weather, Claude Sessions, Revenue API and Command), 14 apps, app badges, minimized windows with previews and the Trash, while nobody touched the Mac. Measured October 15, 2026.

Nothing to sign up for, nothing sent home. Your Dock, your keys and your numbers stay on your Mac.

Privacy

TL;DR
  • No tracking
  • No ads
  • No analytics
  • No account

Your Dock, your widgets and your keys stay on your Mac. Quai only goes online for the widgets you add, straight to the service behind them, and to check for updates.

No account, no cloud

Nothing to sign up for, nothing synced, nothing kept about you. The only thing Quai asks us is whether there’s an update.

Straight to the source

Weather comes from Open-Meteo, quotes from Yahoo Finance, revenue from Stripe or Shopify — directly, with nothing in between.

Keys stay in your Keychain

Stripe, Paddle, Shopify and Mollie keys go to your login Keychain, and only ever to the service they belong to.

Permissions are optional

Widgets ask for theirs when you add them; Accessibility and Screen Recording are yours to turn on in Settings. Take any of them back in System Settings.

Read the privacy policy

34 widgets

Everything you glance at. Alive.

Widgets sit in the Dock like apps do. They tick, they play, they update — and a click opens the whole picture.

09:30Tokyo
World Clock
18°Oslo
Weather
Fri9
Design review10:30 – 11:00
Calendar
Harbor Lights
Mara Voss
Now Playing
25:00Ready
Focus Timer
Sticky Note
86
Mac
64
AirPods
Battery
202677.1%
84 days left
Time Progress
5 / 8
Hydration
caffeinateKeeping awake
Command
72
Codex
9
Claude
81
Copilot
AI Limits
Pricing section on the landing pageEdit
Sign-in crash on iOS 26Bash
Stripe webhook retries1 h
Claude Sessions
1.4Mthis week
AI Activity
Stripe
$12.8k
RevenueLast 30 days
Stripe
AAPL233.08+0.24%
Stock
Shopify
37
OrdersToday
Shopify
AAPL233.08+0.24%
NVDA182.22+2.34%
MSFT512.51-0.53%
Watchlist
24
CPU
63
Memory
System Activity
Network
↓ 24.3
MB/s · ↑ 1.6 MB/s
Network Activity
checkoutpatch
data-pipeline3 h
Codex Sessions

Your day, with Join.

Today’s agenda from the calendars on your Mac, with one-click Join for Meet, Zoom, Teams and Webex.

Fri9
Design review10:30 – 11:00

Calendar

Today · Friday 9 October
All day
Project launch
Work
10:30
11:00
Design review
Studio · Work
Join
12:00
13:00
Lunch with Alex
The corner café
16:00
16:45
Coffee with Maya
Personal
Tomorrow
09:30
10:00
Weekly planning
Work
Join

The forecast, in one look.

Hour by hour and day by day, from Open-Meteo.

Oslo

18°
Partly cloudy · H:21° L:12°
Now
18°
14
20°
15
21°
16
20°
17
18°
18
16°
Today12°21°
Sat11°17°
Sun10°16°
Mon9°19°
Tue11°22°

Check it off.

To-dos you tick right in the Dock.

Play, pause, skip.

Music and Spotify, without switching.

Harbor Lights
Mara Voss

Focus on a ring.

Focus sessions and breaks, on a ring.

25:00Ready

Every time zone.

Your clock and the cities you work with.

10:30Fri 9 Oct
09:30London
09:30Tokyo

Your Mac, live.

CPU and memory, network speed, and the battery of your Mac and AirPods.

24
CPU
63
Memory
Network
↓ 24.3
MB/s · ↑ 1.6 MB/s
86
Mac
64
AirPods

One click, one command.

Run a script from the Dock, and point the tile at its process to see whether it’s running: a script that switches something on and off, like keeping the Mac awake, becomes a toggle. Shortcuts run in one click too.

caffeinateKeeping awake

NewRenders, right on the icon.

Render in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro or After Effects and watch the app’s icon fill up in the Dock. A notification tells you the moment it’s ready, so you can step away.

DaVinci ResolveRendering…
DaVinci Resolve · 42%Premiere ProAfter Effects

Small habits.

A reminder to drink water, and the year as it goes by.

5 / 8
202677.1%
84 days left
34 widgets · 66 styles

Every widget, included.

Most come in several styles — rings, bars, numbers or a chart — and most have their own settings.

Clocks & timers

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  • ClockThe time, digital or analog, with the date.
  • World ClockAnother city’s time, and how far ahead or behind it is.
  • StopwatchStart, lap and reset without leaving what you’re doing.
  • Time ProgressHow much of the day, week, month or year is gone.
  • Focus TimerFocus sessions and breaks on a ring, Pomodoro style.
  • CountdownA named timer, with presets for the ones you reuse.
  • AlarmA sound at the time you set, with snooze.

Calendar & notes

4
  • CalendarYour next event or today’s agenda, with one-click Join.
  • RemindersA list, the next reminder or how many are left.
  • Sticky NoteA note, or a to-do list you check off in the Dock.
  • HydrationReminds you to drink water, and can keep a log of each drink.

AI

6
  • AI LimitsWhat’s left of Codex, Claude Code, Copilot and Antigravity CLI, and when it resets. Run out, and it counts down to your return, then pings when you’re back.
  • AI ActivityTokens you used with Codex, Claude or Grok, day by day.
  • Claude SessionsYour Claude Code conversations in the terminal or VS Code, by name. The tile turns into “Claude is ready” the moment one needs you.
  • Codex SessionsThe same for Codex, in the terminal, VS Code or the app.
  • Kilo SessionsThe same for Kilo Code.
  • Cursor SessionsYour Cursor agents, by name. It also tells you when one waits for your approval or has a plan ready.

Business

5
  • StripeRevenue, net after fees, MRR, ARR, subscribers or ARPU.
  • PaddleNet revenue, MRR or ARR.
  • ShopifyOrder value, orders or average order value.
  • MollieRevenue for the period you pick, from today to all time.
  • Revenue APIRevenue from an address that returns JSON. For anything else, there’s Custom API.

Weather & markets

3
  • WeatherConditions now and the hours ahead, from Open-Meteo.
  • StockA quote and its chart, from Yahoo Finance.
  • WatchlistSeveral symbols at once, sorted your way.

Media, shortcuts & APIs

5
  • Now PlayingMusic or Spotify: artwork, play, pause and skip.
  • ShortcutRuns a shortcut in one click.
  • CommandRuns a shell command in one click, and shows whether its process is running.
  • Custom APIAny value from an address that returns JSON — a count, a status, a price — with a label, a unit and an optional icon.
  • App FolderA group of apps in a single tile.

Your Mac

4
  • BatteryYour Mac, AirPods, keyboard, mouse and trackpad.
  • System ActivityCPU, memory and storage.
  • Network ActivityDownload and upload speeds, with a chart.
  • AirDropDrop files on it to send them to a device nearby.
Native

Made of the same glass as macOS.

On macOS Tahoe, Quai’s Dock is Liquid Glass, matched side by side with Apple’s own Dock. Like Apple’s, it follows macOS: the Liquid Glass setting in Appearance, Light and Dark mode, Reduce Transparency, Increase Contrast and Reduce Motion. And it works with VoiceOver.

Apps, the way you know them

Launch bounce, running dots, badges mirrored from Apple’s Dock, and every open window in the right-click menu.

Folders that stand out

Tint a folder, give it a letter, or show it as a stack that fans out. Click and hold to browse it.

Links and files

Drop a link or a file from Finder or your browser. Keep the site’s icon, or pick a symbol and a color.

Minimized windows

Each one gets its own place in the Dock, with a preview of the window if you allow it.

Magnification and auto-hide

The settings you know, with gentler scaling for widgets and an optional handle while the Dock is hidden.

Any edge, any display

Left, bottom or right, on the display you choose. Drag the divider to make it bigger or smaller.

Room for your windows

Expanded windows can stop at the Dock’s edge instead of sliding under it.

Every Space, even full screen

The Dock follows you to every Space. Over a full-screen app it steps aside, and comes back when you hold the pointer at the edge.

Drop to open

Drop files on an app to open them with it, or apps on an App Folder to add them.

Files that move, stay put

Rename or move a file or folder you keep in the Dock, and its place follows it.

Room for everything

A Dock with more than fits scrolls, with arrows at its ends.

Or right on the desktop

Use it as a desktop widget, behind your windows, with Apple’s Dock back in its place.

Accordions

Tuck apps, widgets and folders behind one icon. A click opens them above the Dock, like a stack, with the widgets still live.

A few more pixels

Let the Dock touch the screen’s edge: it sits flat against it, square where they meet, and windows come right down to it. Try it above.

Renders on the icon

DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro and After Effects fill their icon as they render, and Quai tells you when it’s done.

Your next meeting, up top

Show your next event in the menu bar, like Notion Calendar, with today’s and tomorrow’s agenda and Join a click away.

Quai

Launch price · until Oct 29
Regular price $19.99 , launch price $14.99

Once. For every Mac you own.

  • All 34 widgets, and the ones to come
  • Every update
  • Install it on all your Macs
  • No subscription, no account
  • No tracking, no ads — ever
Buy now

Questions.

How much does Quai cost?

$14.99, once. There’s no subscription and no account, and you can install it on every Mac you own.

That’s the launch price, until Oct 29; after that, Quai costs $19.99.

Does it tell me when Claude or Codex is done?

Yes. The session’s tile turns into “Claude is ready” (or Codex, Kilo or Cursor) for a few seconds, with the conversation’s name, and macOS shows a notification if you allow it. When you run out of Claude or Codex, the tile counts down to the reset, then pings and turns green once you’re back.

Which AI tools does it follow?

Usage limits for Codex, Claude Code, GitHub Copilot and Antigravity CLI; daily activity for Codex, Claude or Grok; and live Claude Code, Codex, Kilo Code and Cursor sessions. Quai reads what these tools keep on your Mac, and asks the ones you already use — the Codex and Claude Code CLIs, the GitHub CLI — which check with their own service under your account.

Which revenue services does it connect to?

Stripe, Paddle, Shopify and Mollie, with the key or credentials from each service’s dashboard, and Revenue API for any address that returns JSON. Keys are kept in your Keychain and only ever sent to the service they belong to.

How do updates work?

Every update is included. Quai checks for new versions once a day if you allow it. Activate the license key from your purchase email, and it downloads and installs them itself; otherwise it tells you when one is out, with a link to your download page.

What happens to Apple’s Dock?

While Quai’s Dock is on, Apple’s Dock stays out of sight. Turn Quai’s Dock off from the menu bar, or quit Quai, and Apple’s Dock comes back with your own settings.

Can I keep several Docks?

No — Quai has one Dock, and you arrange it however you like: on the left, bottom or right edge of the display of your choice.

Which Macs does it run on?

Any Mac with macOS 15 Sequoia or later, Apple silicon or Intel. Liquid Glass needs macOS 26 Tahoe; on Sequoia, Quai uses a frosted material instead.

What permissions does it need?

None to get started. Accessibility, which you turn on from Settings › Dock, enables app badges, minimized windows and keeping windows clear of the Dock. Screen Recording is used only for window previews, and to read the percentage of Premiere Pro and After Effects renders. Calendars, Reminders and Location are asked for when you add the widget that needs them.