On your desktop
A slim pill rests at the top center, showing the time, a running timer, the song you're playing or your latest sale.
Version 1 · Windows, macOS & Linux
Loupi is a small notch at the top of your screen. Hover it and it opens into 36 tools: your calendar, a file shelf, clipboard history, screenshots, focus timers, live revenue and more. Calm, quick, and always one move away.
One payment. Windows, macOS and Linux.
Hover the notch to open it
How it works
Loupi sits quietly at the edge of your screen and only opens when you ask it to.
A slim pill rests at the top center, showing the time, a running timer, the song you're playing or your latest sale.
When apps are open it slides to a thin handle on the left or right edge, so it never covers a title bar or tab.
Touch the notch and it opens with a smooth morph. Move away and it tucks itself back. Or press Ctrl Shift Space.
Pet
A small creature hangs from the closed notch and crawls along its edge. It looks toward your cursor, and it never takes a click.
Highlights
A new sale, a finished focus session, a meeting in 10 minutes or a nudge to drink water slides into the notch for a few seconds, then gets out of the way.
Drag files, links, images or notes onto the notch. Drag files back out into any app when you need them.
Full screen, a window, a dragged region, or a scrolling capture stitched into one tall image.
Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo, DataFast or Plausible. Try it with demo data first, no account needed.
Daily tokens, prompts, tool calls and streaks from Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and OpenCode.
Pomodoro timers, 18 ambient sounds generated live (rain, café, fireplace, lo-fi…), habits with streaks and guided breathing.
Day, week, month and agenda views over Google, Outlook or iCloud, a heads-up before each meeting, and a Join button for the call.
Modules
Every module can be pinned to the dock or hidden. Find any of them in a second.
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Platforms
One app for all three. A few system-level extras are Windows-only for now.
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Privacy
Sign in with Google if you want. The tools you use every day still keep their data on this PC.
Clipboard history, notes, screen time, the shelf and conversions never leave your computer.
Google is only for your account. Those same notes, files and history still stay on this computer.
API keys are read-only, kept in your system keychain, and sent only to the service you connect.
Weather and exchange rates come from free, keyless public services. Nothing personal is attached.
FAQ
$2.99, once. That includes Windows, macOS and Linux.
No. On the desktop it sits at the top center; while apps are open it moves to a thin handle on the screen edge you choose. You can also keep it at the top, or hide it whenever an app is open.
Loupi is built with Rust and the system's own web view, so it stays light. Modules only do work while you use them.
Paste a read-only API key from Stripe, Lemon Squeezy, Polar, Dodo, DataFast or Plausible. Loupi checks every minute and shows a banner for each new sale. Each provider has a step-by-step guide and a free way to test, and there's demo data if you just want to look around.
Yes. Pin the modules you use to the dock and hide the rest. Every module is still one click away in "All modules".
Thirty-six tools for work, focus, business, development, utilities and games, including a calculator and a teleprompter. Browse the full set under Modules and pin the ones you use.
A later phase, not in the app yet. You will be able to ask Loupi about what is on your screen, and use agent mode to give it work. Early users get free credit when it opens.
Windows, macOS and Linux. See the Platforms section above for the few Windows-only extras.
One payment for Loupi 1.0. Use it on Windows, macOS and Linux.