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A free audio visualizer — play it in your browser, no install. A free, open-source macOS music player that turns the MacBook notch into sound-driven black ferrofluid.
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A free, open-source macOS music player that lives around the camera notch. Retracted, it belongs entirely to the menu-bar band; expanded, it is a full player whose black ferrofluid responds to real system audio and then settles back into the notch. Works with Spotify and Apple Music.
menu bar. Retracted, it still shows the cover and elapsed time either side of the camera.
brightness HUDs, gestures, launch at login, and notch calibration if the drawn cutout does not match your hardware.
Music** and to record system audio for the visualiser.
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