GROWING, A LITTLE AT A TIMEA little ahead.
A lot to look forward to.
Nagi is still early. Here’s what you can explore today, what we’re refining, and where we’d love to take it next.
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The foundation
01Built into the current app code. Public packages are described in their release changelog.
A dock that stays out of the way
Adaptive drop and live notch, four screen edges, app folders, hover controls and quick search.
Focus & sound
Profile timers, media controls, local playback, measured audio visualization and completion notifications.
Make it yours
Custom profiles, executable activation rules, four themes, optional widgets and six languages.
Keep things connected
OBS, Windows media sessions, hardware readings and in-app release updates.
Getting better
02Ongoing refinement and validation. No fixed delivery dates.
Less work in the background
Continue measuring resource use, refining visible-widget sampling, animations and indexing.
More desks, more displays
Broader real-world checks for mixed DPI, monitor hotplug, fullscreen games and graphics drivers.
A smoother first launch
Trusted code signing, clean Windows machine testing, startup behavior and accessibility coverage.
More players, fewer surprises
Expand physical media-player and device checks, keyboard and screen-reader testing.
A little further
03Directions we want to explore, with no promised timeline.
Nagi for macOS Coming soon
A future native companion for another desktop. The current Windows app does not run on macOS.
Nagi for Linux Coming soon
Another platform on the horizon. No Linux build is available yet.
A few more hellos
Community translations through simple JSON language files. Add your language without rewriting UI code.
Translation guide Your next good idea
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