A tiny charm dangles from the top of your display on a real, physics-simulated thread. Flick it. Drag it. Let it swing while you work — just like the one hanging up there. Go on, grab it.
Fourteen keepers of good fortune from around the world, each drawn with care — and each with its own little ritual when you click it.
…plus the cornicello 🇮🇹, the bokjumeoni 🇰🇷, and any emoji you like.
One purchase, both platforms. The same thread, the same charms, the same little moments of calm.
Lives quietly above your windows with no Dock icon. A menu-bar eye keeps every charm one click away. macOS 13 Ventura or later.
A feather-light tray app. The charm floats over everything, and clicks pass straight through to your work — until you reach for it. Windows 10 or later.
A verlet-simulated rope swings, settles, and leans away from your cursor. Grab the charm and re-hang it anywhere along the top of your screen.
Ring the ghanta. Paint the daruma's eye when your wish comes true. Spread the scarab's wings. And your charm is alive on its own — it flinches when your CPU spikes, droops with you on long days, and celebrates every hour you get through.
The charm is click-through until your cursor comes near. No dock icon, no window, no nagging — just a bit of luck in the corner of your eye.
No subscription. No account. Just luck.
No. It's a tiny native app — a thread, a charm, and a few beads. It uses almost no memory and naps when hidden.
Never. Clicks pass straight through the charm's window unless your cursor is right next to the charm. Hide it any time from the menu.
Checkout is handled entirely by Razorpay — we never see your card or UPI details. You get an instant download link after payment.
Yes — one purchase includes both the macOS and Windows apps, and all future updates.