Joy
A Mac menu bar app that throws confetti for your wins
What it does
Joy is a macOS menu bar app that throws confetti the moment you hit a milestone - GitHub stars, Stripe sales, Docker Hub pulls, and more. Celebrate every win automatically.
Joy lives in your menu bar and watches your GitHub stars, Stripe sales, and Docker Hub pulls - then throws a party when something great happens. Joy quietly watches the platforms you already use, then celebrates the moment something moves. GitHub stars, forks, and releases. Stripe sales. Docker Hub pulls and stars. Lemon Squeezy sales. All monitored automatically. When a milestone hits, confetti bursts right from your menu bar - no tab-switching, no missed wins. Every celebration is logged in a running highlight reel, so momentum is never invisible. Zero dock clutter. Joy sits quietly at the top of your screen, ready the moment it matters. Pick what to watch, choose how it looks, and set…from joy.jawahar.sh
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