Vibe Eyes tucks a small, expressive avatar into your Mac's menu bar. Its eyes track your cursor, blink naturally, and glance up at you when you've stepped away - a little bit of personality your menu bar has been missing. FOLLOWS YOUR EVERY MOVE The eyes track your cursor smoothly across the whole screen, with natural blinking and idle behaviours, so it never feels robotic or repetitive. Click anywhere and it winks back. ELEVEN CHARACTERS, ALL INCLUDED A poodle, a pig, a bengal cat, a crocodile, a bull terrier, a silver fold, a ginger tabby, an aussie pup, a french bulldog, a green blob, and Brie. Pick one and it moves into your menu bar. MAKE IT YOURS - Browse the whole cast in a carousel and put any of them on the menu bar in one click - Adjust pupil size to taste, and turn blinking or wink-on-click on and off - Pick an accent colour from fourteen, or mix your own - Nudge a character's eyes exactly where you want them REST YOUR EYES Eye Breaks are gentle reminders to look away, on a schedule you choose. Your character leads a one-minute exercise: follow it across the screen, gaze into the distance for twenty seconds, then blink along. They never interrupt a movie or a presentation, and any you miss while away from your Mac are simply skipped. Off by default. GENERATE YOUR OWN, WITH VIBE EYES PLUS Vibe Eyes Plus is a one-time purchase that unlocks Studio: drop in a photo and the app turns it into a menu-bar character of your own, with the same tracking eyes and blinks as the built-in ones. Generation runs on your own image-provider account - connect a key for Google Gemini, OpenRouter, or any OpenAI-compatible host, and that provider bills you directly for what you make. Everything else in Vibe Eyes stays free. Already use Codex? Connect it in Studio and just ask it for an avatar - Codex draws the pictures on your own Codex plan, and Vibe Eyes brings them to life. LIGHTWEIGHT AND PRIVATE A native SwiftUI app built to sip battery, not drain it - it slows its own refresh rate the moment your cursor stops moving. It needs no special permissions at all. There is no account and no analytics, and your cursor position never leaves your Mac. The only thing ever sent anywhere is a photo you choose to generate from, and it goes only to the provider you connected - or to Codex, when you ask Codex to make one. Give your menu bar a little personality.
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