hyprmac 0.2.0 September 9, 2026
Download hyprmac.
Free, and it stays free. A two-megabyte disk image, one permission, and no account to create.
hyprmac 0.2.0
Requirements
- Apple Silicon (M1 or later)
- macOS 14 Sonoma or later
The main event
Active AI that acts on what you ask and comes back to you. You talk to Wisper; she sends the work to the right team and finds you when it's done. Join the beta and you're in before anyone else. What beta means.
Companion
Auto Picture in Picture
Why bother
Step to another workspace and the video follows you into Picture in Picture, then goes back inline when you return. Small, and it removes a daily annoyance.
Install about a minute
Open it, drag it, grant one permission
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Open the disk image
Drag hyprmac onto the Applications folder beside it.
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Launch it from Applications
There is no Dock icon — hyprmac is a menu bar app, so look for the workspace numbers at the top of the screen rather than in the Dock.
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Turn on Accessibility
hyprmac asks once and opens the right settings pane for you. It is the permission that lets an app move windows, and it is the only one hyprmac wants.
The first launch tidies every window you have open into tiles. Quitting with ⌥⇧Q puts them all back where it found them.
It is an ordinary app: no installer, no helper, no account and no telemetry, and it touches
nothing outside its own config, ~/.config/wisp/hyprmac.conf (reload it with
⌥⇧C). To uninstall, quit it so it unparks your windows and drag it to the Trash;
for every trace, delete ~/.config/wisp/ and
~/Library/Logs/hyprmac.log too.
Next what's coming
Two megabytes was the warm-up.
WispOS is the main event.
hyprmac teaches your windows to arrange themselves. WispOS teaches your computer to work for you: Active AI that acts on what you ask and comes back to you. One agent, Wisper, for every project you run.
Say it once
Type it, say it out loud, or send it from your phone. Wisper hands it to the team that owns that project, and the work runs in the background while you get on with your day.
It comes to you
When a report lands, her popup slides in with a chime over whatever app you're in. There is nothing to check and no tab to remember.
Every project at once
Each team works in its own process, as many at once as you've got going. Quit the app in the middle of a long job and the run keeps going.
She knows you
A memory of what you've decided and built, so she answers from your history instead of a blank slate. On a quiet night she follows up on what you talked about.
You stay in charge
Anything only you can decide arrives as one card with her recommendation. Anything that sends or pays waits for your Allow. Your files stay on your computer.
Bring the AI you already use
WispOS runs on the AI you bring, with Max, Balanced or Eco one click away and a Usage page that shows how much of your plan is left.
Beta honestly
What you are signing up for
Some apps will refuse to be tiled
Electron and Catalyst apps keep a minimum size of their own. hyprmac catches them, floats them at their smallest size and closes the tiling around them — but the first relayout may flash an overlap before it learns.
Identical monitors need naming
Displays are told apart by name, so a matched pair becomes "DELL U2720Q" and "DELL U2720Q 2", left to right. Swap them physically and their workspaces swap too.
Global shortcuts cost you something
They are consumed system-wide, so the arrow bindings take over whatever macOS used them for. ⌥/ lists everything currently bound, and every one of them is rebindable in the config.
Read the log before reporting
~/Library/Logs/hyprmac.log is timestamped and kept across launches. Every
workspace whose shape changes gets a line with the cause, so grep "tree ws1"
usually names the step that did it — then send it to
[email protected].
hyprmac is free, and staying free. If it earns its place, there is a hat.
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