
Before the money leaves
Tomorrow’s renewal, today’s reminder — with the cancel link one click away.
macOS · coming soon
Piyo is a tiny pixel bird for your Mac. It notices when you have been in Shorts, Reels or TikTok for twenty minutes, asks if you want out — and if you say yes, it flies over and pecks the tab shut. Then it keeps watching the other things you miss: a renewal tomorrow, a restock, a price drop, a package at the door.

drift watch
Shorts, Reels, TikTok, the endless feed. Piyo counts how long you have been there and speaks up — gently, once, with a way out. It never closes anything on its own; you press the button.

Every card here is a real bubble from the app, drawn at pixel scale.

Tomorrow’s renewal, today’s reminder — with the cancel link one click away.

The size, the color, the console. Piyo says it while there are still twelve left.

The flight, the headphones, the thing that has been in your cart since March.
usage at a glance
Opus, Sonnet, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Windsurf — each one keeps its own meter, and none of them warn you until it is over. Piyo puts them in a single bubble, longest bar to shortest, with the reset time underneath.

also, if you write code
Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok Build, Cursor and Windsurf. It says when one finishes, when one is waiting on you, and when one quietly died.

Two agents need an answer, three are still working — longest wait first.

Rate limit, expired auth, dropped stream. It stopped eight minutes ago.
Not yet. The macOS app is in private testing. Join the waiting list and you get one email when it opens — nothing else.
YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook Reels, the X feed and Reddit browsing. Piyo reads only the address of the tab you are looking at, and only to time it — nothing is uploaded.
No. It asks first, every time, and the snooze button is right next to the close button. Nothing is closed unless you press it.
Subscriptions and free trials, restocks and ticket drops, price changes, deliveries and your door camera, and the weather. If you write code, it also watches Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor and Windsurf.
It speaks only when something changes, and every bubble has a close button. No full-screen takeover, no badge counts.
Only for the party trick where Piyo flies over and closes a browser tab for you. Every notification, bar and button works without it.
Pricing is not decided yet. The waiting list gets first access, and the launch price before anyone else.
Mac first. Windows comes after the Mac build is stable — the same bird, the same bubbles.
Early access goes out in small batches, oldest signups first.