Launched this week
Nock
A notch for Windows, in 1 MB of Rust
40 followers
A notch for Windows, in 1 MB of Rust
40 followers
A native notch and top bar for Windows (Linux preview). Media, quick tasks, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, power and little animated scenes live at the top of your screen. About 1 MB, about 0% CPU idle, no Electron. Free and MIT licensed. The demo on the site is playable.
Free
Launch Team / Built With
Render Sandboxes: a computer for every agentRun untrusted code safely. Idle sandboxes cost nothing
Promoted
Hey Product Hunt, I’m Akhilesh, the maker of Nock.
I was tired of the top of my screen doing nothing, and most Windows widgets ship a whole browser to draw a few pixels. So I built Nock in plain Rust. It’s about 1 MB, sits at about 0% CPU when idle, uses no webviews, and only redraws when something changes.
What it does:
Media controls for Spotify, YouTube, VLC and more, with artwork
Press Ctrl+Alt+T from any app to capture a task in about two seconds
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and power controls
A small buddy with animated scenes (“Friday deploy”, “You’re on mute”, “Cricket six”)
You don’t need to install it to try it. The notch on the landing page is live, so click around and try the speedrun.
It’s free and MIT licensed, with a Linux preview too. I’d love to hear which tab or feature you’d want next.
Quick q: does the focus timer mute the media tab and alerts while it runs?
@thomas_wazza Hey Thomas, the media does not stop while the focus timer is active. This helps if you prefer to pair the focus timer with focus music.
@akhilesh_varute cheers