rimlight
A vibe-coded audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. Ambient rim lighting for your screen that reacts to your music. macOS & Windows, open source.
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Ambient rim lighting for your screen that moves with your music.
Rimlight paints a soft glow around the edges of every display and drives it with whatever you're actually listening to — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, a game, anything your computer plays.
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Most "ambient light" apps just tint your wallpaper. Rimlight listens to the audio your computer is actually playing, picks out the beat, and drives a real-time glow around the bezel of every screen you own. Nothing is recorded, nothing leaves your machine, and the microphone is never touched.
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