Weatherling

Real rain for your desktop. It falls past your windows, pools on their top edges, and runs down the sides in little rivers. One click in the menu bar to start or stop.

Stay in. Let it rain.

Weatherling puts weather on your actual desktop. Rain falls from the top of your
screen, splashes on the top edges of your open windows, pools there, and runs
down the sides in thin rivers. Turn the intensity up and the pooled water spills
over into small waterfalls.

It is not a wallpaper and it is not a screensaver. The rain knows where your
windows are and falls behind and in front of them at the right depths, so it
looks like the weather is actually in the room with your work.

FEATURES

• Depth-aware rain that falls among your real, overlapping windows
• Splashes, pooling, and rivulets down window sides
• Heavy-rain overflow that spills into waterfalls
• One click in the menu bar to start or stop
• Per-display controls for multi-monitor setups
• Adjustable intensity, from barely-there drizzle to a downpour
• Tuned to stay subtle enough to read and work through

PRIVATE AND QUIET BY DESIGN

Weatherling runs in the App Sandbox and asks for nothing. No Screen Recording,
no Accessibility access, no Input Monitoring, no location, no network, no
account, and no analytics. It never reads your screen or your window titles. The
overlay ignores every click and keystroke, so it cannot get in your way, and it
is off until you turn it on.