A private AI agent + productivity toolbelt · in a lucky charm


The private agent that remembers your day — standups, timesheets, and study quizzes written for you. It lives in a hand-crafted charm on a real elastic cord, under your menu bar.

$12.99 once · no subscription · no cloud

↝ grab the charm and pull

Drishti Bomma charm — drag me!
play with me
🧠 Rememberyour day, recalled on demand
🕒 Timesheetone honest line per office hour
🎓 Studyquizzes on what you just studied
🪀 Playreal physics, rituals, a walking husky

Seventeen protectors

Charms from the world's luck traditions — real artwork, really yours.

Every charm is hand-crafted 3D art with its own story, its own right-click ritual, and its own signature motion in the app — bells swing, the Daruma wobbles, the dreamcatcher turns in the breeze, and Ace walks. Each one was rendered from the real tradition — the seven chilies and the lemon, the painted eyes, the woven web — and even the words on this page make room for them, the way a desk makes room for a charm. Click one — read its story here, see it hang in the playground above.

Wander mode

"Snip the cord, and Ace walks."

Ace hangs from your menu bar like any charm — until you snip the cord. Then he drops to the desktop and patrols it with a true 8-frame walk: wandering, pausing, turning at the screen edge, tumbling when thrown. Tie the cord back and the elastic reels him home.

Try it → snip the cord on the little Mac.

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Ace hanging from the menu bar
Ace the husky agent, walking across the desktop

A good houseguest

Native, weightless, and out of your way.

One tiny native app that lives where the Mac keeps its quiet things — and disappears the moment you're busy.

Clicks land on whatever's underneath — even right behind the cord. Only the charm itself is solid.

The agent underneath

It doesn't just answer. It does.

⌘-click the charm and a small panel drops down. The AI is free and runs on your Mac — Apple's on-device model on macOS 26, or Ollama anywhere. No account. No API key.

★ The headline feature

🧠 Day Memory

Your Mac finally remembers your day — privately. Every 4 minutes: read the screen in memory, keep only the text, erase within 48 hours. Then just ask.

💼 Professionals: a paste-ready standup, an honest timesheet — personal browsing left out.

🎓 Students: Quiz Me on today's topics, a sprint quiz when the timer ends, a study log with focused hours.

🧠 Recap My Day🌅 Standup Update🕒 Timesheet📚 Quiz Me📖 Study Log
Assistant · on-device · private
what was I doing before lunch?
Charmling — Before lunch you were mostly in Figma on the onboarding flow (10:05–11:20), then reviewing the Q3 numbers in Excel (11:20–11:50), with a quick detour to Slack #design around 11:30. Want a standup update from this?
yes — and block 30 min after lunch to finish the Figma flow
Charmling — Done ✅ "Finish onboarding flow" is on your calendar, 1:30–2:00 PM.

🛠 Agent Actions

"Remind me to call Sam tomorrow 9am" becomes a real Reminder. Every action asks first — you're always the final word.

Ace wants to do this:
Create reminder: "Call Sam", due tomorrow 9:00 AM
Do ItCancel

🎯 Looks out for you

Meeting Radar preps you 5 minutes before events. Focus Guardian notices you drifting mid-focus. Sprint Quiz tests exactly what you just studied.

🧰 The toolbelt

Slingshot screenshots. A woven file basket hanging off the charm. A focus timer whose cord winds shorter. Fireflies while your Mac stays awake.

📋 Small kindnesses

Copy a long article — the charm offers to summarize it. Copy another language — it offers to translate. Stretch reminders every 45 minutes. One ⌘-click each.

Privacy is the product

Your memory shouldn't have a landlord.

No accounts, no telemetry. The AI runs on your Mac, full stop — the only network request is an optional once-a-day update check that fetches a tiny version file and sends nothing about you. Adult content is never written to memory — an always-on filter runs before anything is stored, and it isn't a setting you can get wrong. And it's your memory: read every word it remembers, see the actual file on disk, or erase it all — one click each, never paywalled. When you want zero eyes at all, 🔕 Private Mode pauses every capture instantly. Day Memory's whole pipeline:

👁
Reads the screen
every 4 min, only while the toggle is on
🫧
In memory only
the capture never touches disk
✍️
Text extracted
on-device; the image is discarded
🔒
Owner-only log
readable by you and no one else
🕯
Self-erasing
everything purges within 48 hours
nothing leaves your Mac. nothing.

One price. Ever.

No subscription — because there's no cloud to pay for.

LAUNCH PRICE
Charmling — everything, one license
$19$12.99 once
Founding charm-keeper price
  • 🧠 Day Memory — recaps, standups, timesheets
  • 🛠 Agent Actions — reminders & calendar
  • 📅 Meeting Radar & 🎯 Focus Guardian
  • ⚡️ Sprint Quiz & 📋 Clipboard Sense
  • 🟢 Stay Active on Teams/Slack
  • All 17 charms + any emoji
  • Physics playground & rituals
  • Wander Mode — Ace really walks
  • Screenshots, basket, focus timer
  • Free updates — no subscription, ever
Get Charmling — $12.99

Runs on any Mac, Apple silicon or Intel, macOS 13 or newer · notarized by Apple · license key in your inbox in seconds · 7-day no-questions refund.

Questions, answered

Why one price and no subscription?

Because there's nothing to subscribe to. The AI is Apple's on-device model (macOS 26+) or Ollama — free engines running on your own Mac. No servers, no API bills, no monthly anything. $12.99 buys the app outright — every update included, nothing recurring.

Does it upload my screen anywhere?

Never. Day Memory's captures exist only in memory, are reduced to text on-device, and the text log self-erases within 48 hours. The app's only network request is an optional once-a-day update check — a plain fetch of a static version file that carries nothing about you (plus Ollama on your own machine, if you choose it).

What does it need to run?

macOS 13 or later. The AI is best on Apple silicon with macOS 26 and Apple Intelligence enabled; on older Macs, install Ollama and Charmling finds it automatically.

What permissions does it ask for?

All optional, all explained in plain language before macOS asks: Screen Recording, Accessibility, Calendar, Reminders. Skip any of them and the rest of the app works fine.

How do updates arrive?

Charmling checks a tiny static version file once a day (nothing about you is sent — you can turn it off). When something new ships, the charm whispers "update available" and one click downloads it. Every update is free, forever.

What if it's not for me?

Seven days, no questions — reply to your receipt email and the purchase is refunded.

Can I use my own charm?

Any emoji you like. Your 🦄 era is valid.