On your devices macOS
One menu item and it lives in your Dock.
On a Mac Tomi gets the room it wants: a window of its own, a Dock icon, and a face big enough to keep an eye on you while you work.
Install it
Add it to your Dock
Safari puts a web app in the Dock with its own icon and its own window.
- Open tomi.nextwell.top in Safari.
- Choose File → Add to Dock in the menu bar.
- Confirm the name and click Add.
- It launches from the Dock, in a window of its own.
Add to Dock needs Safari 17 or newer, so macOS Sonoma and up. In Chrome or Edge it works exactly as on Windows: the install icon at the end of the address bar.
What you get
A desk-sized Tomi
- A window of its own in the Dock — keep it open in a corner and it will get on with its day.
- The split layout: the face on one side, a timer, a sketch pad or a fire on the other.
- The whole CRT to tune — scanlines, phosphor afterglow, dot shape, glow.
Want the native macOS app too?
One email, the day there is one to install. Nothing else, ever.
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