A floating macOS desktop dashboard that watches every AI tool and coding app you run — which ones are active, which are waiting on you, and whether it's time to step away — all from one retro sci-fi command-center window.
Don't need the full grid? Collapse Command Room into a slim vertical panel that still surfaces every unit's status, energy level, and a one-tap break button — parked quietly on the edge of your screen while you work.
Six states cover everything your stack could be doing — color-coded, glowing, and impossible to miss.
Real numbers, pulled live from your Mac — not a mock dashboard.
The percentage on each hexagon is that app's live CPU usage, summed across all its processes (main + helpers) and smoothed. It's also what drives the status label above.
A rest battery tied to the Pomodoro clock. Starts at 100% right after a break and drains to 0% over the 25-minute work slot. At 0% the bar turns red and pulses — time to rest.
How many full 25-minute focus slots you've completed this session. Take A Break starts a 5-minute break (blue cool-down theme); click again to resume early.
Live CPU, memory, network throughput, disk usage, and thermal state of this Mac. Focus shows your current frontmost app.
Anonymous usage data (feature and screen events, never personal info, file names, or your monitored apps' contents) helps improve the app. Turn it off anytime via the app menu.
Auto-detects Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Cursor, and Terminal out of the box — no manual setup, no config files.
Not another rounded-corner dashboard. A dedicated HUD that floats above your desktop and never gets in the way.
Auto-detects Claude, ChatGPT, VS Code, Cursor, and Terminal — no manual setup, no config files.
Instantly see which app has been idle waiting for your input, so nothing stalls silently in a background tab.
A segmented blue-to-purple meter that tracks your session intensity and nudges you before you burn out.
The entire HUD swaps from red to blue the moment you switch to break mode — a visual cue you can't ignore.
Hexagonal unit cards, numbered and glow-coded by status — scan your whole stack in under two seconds.
Translucent, always-on-top window that sits quietly over your desktop without stealing focus.
Download the app, grant accessibility permissions, and the command center window appears on your desktop.
Command Room scans for AI tools and coding apps already running and slots them into the honeycomb automatically.
Glance at status, respond to what's waiting, and let the energy gauge tell you when it's time for a break.
The whole UI retheme's when you rest. Try it below.
Command Room is in final testing. Like the post and stay tuned — you'll be first to know when it's live.