A Mac menu bar watch on all your coding agents, across vendors and accounts
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A Halloween menu-bar game where a swarm of fake pointers hunts your cursor
A small, well-made Mac toy that costs nothing, and a tidy example of a solo developer shipping a seasonal one-off with pay-what-you-like support.
Cursedy lives in the macOS menu bar. Start a run and imitation cursors gather around yours, growing to a swarm of 64, while you hold out with brief Shield, Fade and Freeze power-ups. At the end you get a certificate with your time, peak swarm and score. It is free with nothing locked, with an optional one-off tip from 1 to 50 euros, and downloads as a zip from the maker's site. It needs macOS 26. Made by Rico Becker.
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