Start with a designed scene.
Quiet Office Rain, Autumn Draft, Snowed In, Night Train and seventeen other scenes pair motion, density, tint and sound deliberately.
Native macOS menu bar app
RainDesk puts rain, snow, fog, drifting leaves and local ambient sound behind your windows. Set an intention, choose 25 or 50 minutes, then get back to work.

Most focus tools ask you to watch another interface. RainDesk changes the room instead. Time is felt through a scene that settles, holds and clears, while the controls stay one click away in the menu bar.
Quiet Office Rain, Autumn Draft, Snowed In, Night Train and seventeen other scenes pair motion, density, tint and sound deliberately.
Intensity, opacity and volume are available in the menu bar panel. Deeper visual and audio controls live in a native settings window.
The overlay is click-through and stays behind normal windows by default. A 25 or 50 minute session can carry one short intention without taking over the screen.
Product facts are checked against the current RainDesk repository. Read HighRoad's editorial and corrections method.
Atmosphere library
Weather is only the beginning. RainDesk includes drifting leaves, petals, fireflies, dust, fog, snow and sunlight, with sound layers mixed locally for each scene.
Local by construction
RainDesk does not need an account, a server or a profile of your workday. Visuals are generated with Metal on the Mac. Sound assets ship with the app. Preferences and session state remain inside the app container.
Read the complete RainDesk Privacy PolicyVersion 1.0 is being prepared for the Mac App Store at a planned one-time price of $3.99.