Two minutes before every call.
It opens by itself on your next meeting. A ring fills as it comes, and Join is one tap away. Works with the calendars already on your Mac.
Music, meetings, timers and privacy — right under your camera.
The notch takes the colour of the album and lights the screen beneath it. Glass buttons, play in white, the time running under the title. Swipe the cover to skip.
It opens by itself on your next meeting. A ring fills as it comes, and Join is one tap away. Works with the calendars already on your Mac.
A timer, your AirPods’ battery, a mic or a camera in use: each one sits in the wings of the notch, without opening it.
Start a screen share and names become initials, amounts become dots. Nothing to remember to switch off.
Drop a photo of an invitation or a poster. Aydlo reads the dates on your Mac, you check them, and one tap adds them to your calendar.
Drag files onto the notch to keep them close, then drag them out into any app when you need them.
Come back to one card that says what happened in the last 24 hours.
Measured on the current build, at rest.
The last 50 things you copied, kept in memory only. Passwords are skipped.
When your AirPods connect, Aydlo shows each side and the case, and whether they’ll last your next meeting.
Check your hair from the notch. Nothing is recorded or saved.
When an app is listening, the notch says which one. Tap to mute your mic.
On a screen without one, Aydlo draws it in the menu bar. External displays too.
Photos are read on your Mac. The clipboard lives in memory. The camera mirror records nothing. And when you share your screen, the veil comes down.
Off: everything shows.
No subscription. Every card, the veil, photo → calendar and every update in version 1.
Free to try for 14 days.
Aydlo · coming soon to the Mac.