macOS · menu bar · free
Easy on the eyes.
Twenty seconds, start to lit. Adaptive brightness that follows what is on screen, plus scroll-to-set right on the menu-bar icon.
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It reaches through the glass.
Point your phone at any screen and say what you need. Cortez reads it, decides, and acts, typing real keystrokes over Bluetooth. No app on the target. No IT ticket. No admin access.
The computer doesn't know it's being helped.
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Backed up, or just hoping?
Backing up to a NAS or another Mac? Time Machine fails quietly out there. Rolex watches for the last successful backup and gives you the verdict in its menu and widgets: Protected, Aging, or Not protected, with the reason spelled out. It keeps your network shares mounted too, so backups always have somewhere to land.
See Rolex →Built bold, on purpose.
Every product here is one independent bet that software can be braver: sharper, more alive, more on your side. The shelf is filling fast, and the next one is already taking shape.