Stop opening apps just to check things. A live Windows dock
Asadbek Nosirjonov
Every day you open the same apps just to check the same things: your Claude limit, today's revenue, your next meeting, the weather. Each check takes seconds, and together they pull you out of your focus all day. lumabar turns your Windows taskbar into a live widget dock on the top or bottom edge of your screen. Your apps and 85 widgets are always in view, so the answer is a glance away instead of an app away. What you can put on your dock: - AI limits: Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, DeepSeek and GLM, with when they reset - Revenue: Stripe, Polar and Dodo Payments, plus DataFast visitors - Dev life: GitHub activity and notifications, LeetCode - Your day: calendar, todos, notes, Pomodoro, timer and Screen Time - Your PC: CPU, RAM, temperature, battery, network and quick toggles - Weather, world clocks, music controls, Gmail and stocks Why people pick it: - No account, no server of its own, no telemetry. Widgets talk straight from your PC to the service they show. - No skins and no config files, unlike Rainmeter. Pick widgets, drag them into place, done. - Five looks, including Liquid Glass that bends the light behind it. - Steps aside for fullscreen games and video. Close it and your normal taskbar is back. - Windows 11 and 10, 64-bit and 32-bit. $5.99 once. No subscription, every feature unlocked, free updates, 14-day money-back guarantee. Built by one developer who reads every message.
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