Ōsōji is the big clean before the New Year
In Japan, homes and offices are cleaned top to bottom at the end of December, to start the year fresh. Ōsōjidesk brings that ritual to your desktop, in the style of the old woodblock prints.
Every file on your Mac desktop grows into the scene: a lily pad, a lantern, a coral. Forget a file and moss creeps over it. Tidy up, and the pond clears.
Early access comes with a bonus world, free. One email when it's ready, nothing else.
Your daily ōsōji: each wallpaper shows the state of your desktop in its own way, a Desktop Health panel lists it all, and "Show in Finder" takes you straight there. Every helper can be switched off.
Ōsōjidesk reads where your icons sit and grows something under each one. Bigger files, bigger pads.
Drag a file and its lily pad sinks, then resurfaces where you drop it. The frog follows; ripples spread.
Old files age, screenshots pile up, unopened downloads glow. A gentle nudge, never a nag.
Click one to see it live above.
In Japan, homes and offices are cleaned top to bottom at the end of December, to start the year fresh. Ōsōjidesk brings that ritual to your desktop, in the style of the old woodblock prints.
Any Mac with macOS 13 Ventura or later. It's a native Mac app that lives in your menu bar, made for macOS from day one.
No. Ōsōjidesk is made only for Mac.
The price isn't set yet, but there won't be a subscription. Early access members try it first and keep a bonus world.
When it's ready. You'll get one email, nothing else.
Only to ask Finder where your icons are. macOS asks you once.
It's only used to send you early access. Reply to that email and you're removed.
Get early access and a bonus world, free.